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THE ARMY LIST ADVEBTISEB. 2R
LLOYD'S PATRIOTIC FUND
BROOK HOUSE. WALBROOK, LONDON, E.G.
ESTABLISHED 1803.
This Fund is administered by Trustees under a scheme approved by
the Charity Oommissioners, in whose names the Capital is invested.
fhe Trustees give assistance to Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines disabled
on active service, and discharged " medically unfit " in consequence,
according to their needs, as far as funds permit.
The Trustees also make Donations, renewable annually at their
discretion, to the "Widows, Orphans, and Dependent Relatives" of
Officers and Men of the Army, Navy, and Marines, who are killed in action,
or whose deaths are attributable to the Service.
In addition to the above distribution of these Funds, the Trustees have
purchased 126 Presentations to the following Naval and Military Schools
and Orphanages: —
Royal School for the Daughters of Officers of the Army and Marines,
Bath.
Royal School for Naval and Marine Officers' Daughters, Twickenham.
Royal Naval School for the Sons of Naval and Marine Officers, Eltham.
'Royal Hospital School for the Sons of Seamen, R.N., and Marines,
Greenwich.
Soldiers' Daughters' Home, Hampstead.
Royal United Service Orphan Home for Girls (for the Orphan
Daughters of Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines), Devonport.
Applications and enquiries should be addressed to the Secretary,
Major T. D. Inglis (late R.A.), who will be very pleased to receive
subscriptions on behalf of this Fund. Cheques and postal orders should be
crossed " Union of London & Smith's."
Note.—The Lord Mayor has handed over to the Trustees of this Fund for
distribution all contributions to the Transvaal War Fund which are
marked as intended for " Disabled Soldiers and Sailors.''