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The Quarterly Supplements contain up-to-date details of 100 specially selected securities, covering the whole available field of investmentfrom National War Bonds to Ordinary Shares in Industrial Companies-particulars of further investments considered worthy of attention, a number of useful tables, and hints of value to everyone concerned with the remunerative employment of capital. The Annual Volume Price 1s. FORMS OF POWER OF ATTORNEY SETTLED BY Mr. T. CYPRIAN, WILLIAMS, LL.B. Barrister-at-Law, one of the Conveyancing Counsel to the Court. POWERS UNDER THE EXECUTION OF TRUSTS (WAR FACILITIES) ACTS 1914 AND 1915. PRICE: EACH 4d., PER DOZEN 3s. 6d. 35. For the use of Members of the Naval or Military Forces, containing general powers and also power under the above Act. 35a. For the use of Members of the Naval or Military Forces under the above Act only. THE FOLLOWING GENERAL FORMS ARE ALSO PUBLISHED. 35.* For the use of Members of the Naval or Military Services. 36. General Form, PARALYSED and EPILEPTIC. (ALBANY MEMORIAL.) Incorporated by Royal Charter. Queen Square, Bloomsbury, W.C. 1. PATRON: H.M. THE KING. The oldest and largest Hospital of its kind. Four wards for soldiers suffering from nerve injury and severe mental and nervous shock. Contributions will be most thankfully received by Bankers: COUTTS & Co., Strand. THE LONDON Secretary, GODFREY H. HAMILTON. Urgently requires increased funds for the support of its varied activities amongst the civil and military populations of the capital, The missionaries are visiting in camps and hospitals, where their cheery presence and uplifting words are appreciated by officers and men alike, while their ministrations in home and factory, and amongst the sorrowing and suffering poor, are of incalculable benefit in these sad and difficult days. GIFTS OF ANY AMOUNT will be gratefully acknowledged if sent to the Secretaries, The Mission House, 3, Bridewell Place, E.C. 4. Treasurer: F.A. BEVAN, Esq., J.P., D.L. Bankers: BARCLAYS BANK. 312 MISSIONARIES EMPLOYED. Legacies Respectfully Solicited. Solicitors, Trustees, Executors, and others, having Money for Distribution amongst deserving Charities, will, it is hoped, find the List which appears on this Inset useful. Applicationsrespecting Advertising on this Inset should be addressed: Messrs. HOOPER & BATTY Ltd., Advertising Contractors, 15, Walbrook, London, E.C. 4. See also other Charities on the Following Page. CHARITIES (continued). Dr. BARNARDO'S HOMES. Charter: "No Destitute Child Ever Refused Admission." FORM OF BEQUEST. I give unto DR. BARNARDO's HOMES: NATIONAL INCORPORATED ASSOCIATION, the Registered Office of which is 18 to 26, Stepney Causeway, London, E. 1, the sum of •pounds sterling, free of Duty, to be paid within six calendar months after my decease. And I direct that the receipt of the Treasurer or Director for the time being of the said Association shall be a sufficient discharge for the Legacy, which is to be applied to the general purposes of the said Association. Copies of this form will be sent on application to the General Secretary at Head Offices. Tel. 1098 East. Gen. Sec.'s Office. A FEW FIGURES. 86,000 Children have passed through the rescue doors. 7,131 is the average number of Children in residence. 503 are Crippled, Incurable, Blind, Deaf and Dumb, physically afflicted, or sick. 835 Boys and Girls are under Industrial and Technical Training. 26,281 Young People have been migrated to Canada and the Overseas Dominions. 6,581 Children have been admitted to these Homes since War broke out, a large proportion being children of Soldiers and Sailors. 10,672 Barnardo Boys are serving their Country in the Army and Navy and Mercantile Marine. Cheques payable "DR. BARNARDO'S HOMES," and crossed (Notes should be Registered). Honorary Director, Wiliam Baker, M.A., LL.B. Head Offices: 18 to 26, STEPNEY CAUSEWAY, LONDON, E. 1. THE BOY IS FATHER TO THE MAN. There can be no higher duty than to set the feet of the children on the straight road to goodness, health, and independence. The Shaftesbury Society, one of the oldest established Child Rescue Agencies, continues its endeavours, under the added stress of war-time conditions. to help crippled and suffering children.. Its many centres in crowded areas radiate moral and religious influence among thousands of the very poorest boys and girls. Funds Urgently Needed. Contributions in money and kind will be gratefully acknowledged by the Director, Sir JOHN KIRK, J.P., of the SHAFTESBURY SOCIETY AND RAGGED SCHOOL UNION, 82, John-street, Theobald's-road, W.C.1. London Bridge, S.E. 1. NEEDS HELP. Viscount GOSCHEN, Treasurer. Bankers: The Bank of England. SPURGEON'S ORPHANAGE, CLAPHAM ROAD, LONDON, S.W. Seaside Home Branch: CLIFTONVILLE, MARGATE. President and Director, Rev. CHARLES SPURGEON. Vice-President & Treasurer, WILLIAM HIGGS, Esq. A HOME and SCHOOL for 500 FATHERLESS CHILDREN, and a Memorial of the Beloved Founder, C. H. Spurgeon. No votes required. The most needy and deserving cases are selected by the Committee of Management. Contributions should be sent to the Secretary, F. G. LADDS, Spurgeon's Orphanage, Clapham-road, London, S.W. NOTICE TO INTENDING BENEFACTORS.-Our last Annual Report,containing a Legal Form of Bequest, will be gladly sent on application to the secretary. appears on this Inset useful. GENERAL BOOTH APPEALS FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE GREAT AND VARIED WORK CARRIED ON ALL OVER THE WORLD BY THE SALVATION ARMY, which has over 10,000 Centres of Work in daily operation. £200,000 REQUIRED ANNUALLY FOR THE ARMY'S CENTRAL FUNDS ALONE. Please mark your gift for whatever branch it is desired to benefit. Social Work among the PoorEvangelical-War Work-Aged Poor-Work among Lepers-Industrial Missionary Work-Homes for Boys or Girls in difficult circumstances-Medical and Educational Work in Eastern Countries, &c., &c. Legacies specially asked for. Legacy Forms, Reports and Annual Balance-sheets, which have always been published. sent upon application, Auditors, Messrs. Knox, Cropper, & Co., Spencer House, Finsbury, E.C. 2. Please cross cheques "Bank of England, Law Courts Branch," and address them to GENERAL BOOTH, Queen Victoria Strest, London, E.O. 4. "THE DUMB TAUGHT TO SPEAK. DONATIONS & Royal School for Deaf & Dumb Children, MARGATE. Kent Road, London.) (Founded in 1792 in Old and Educated. Children whose in the War admitted Office: 93, Cannon Street, London, E.C. 4. FREDERIC H. MADDEN, Secretary. Treasurer: ALDENHAM. Solicitors, Trustees, Executors, and others, having Money for Distribution among deserving Charities, will, it is hoped, find the List which Applications respecting Advertising on this Page should be addressed: Messrs. HOOPER & BATTY Ltd., Advertising Contractors, 15, Walbrook, London, E.C. 4. See also other Charities on the Inside Back Page. |