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10 THE NAVY LI8T ADVERTISER.
MARINE SOCIETY
(INSTITUTED 1756.)
President ... ... ... THE EARL OF ROMNEY.
HAWKINS TRUST.
For the Relief of Widow3 of Captains, Commanders, ana
Lieutenants of the Royal Navy. .
The income of this Fund is appropriated every year in the month ot
June in donations of £10 each to 43 Widows.
If there be not 43 applicants, grants may be increased to the extent of
£30.
Applications to be made annually in April.
Only Widows of Officers of the above ranks are eligible to receive
grants.
COLONEL KELLY HOLDSWORTH TRUST.
For the benefit of the Widows and Orphans of Naval Officers of and
above the rank of Commander (Executive Branch).
The income of this Fund is appropriated every year in the month of
December. Applications to be made annually in October.
HICKES TRUST.
For the Relief of Poor Boys and Girls, preference being given to
the Orphans of Seafaring Men.
In time of Peace, one-half the income of this Fund is devoted to
apprenticing 10 girls annually to useful trades (in the months of May and
November), and one-half to training and fitting out boys for the sea.
In time of War, the whole income of the Fund is devoted to training
and fitting out boys for the sea.
Applications for girl apprenticeships to be made not later than April
and October. Ages 14 to 17.
TRAINING SHIP "WARSPITE."
For Boys of Good Character desirous of a Sea Life.
On board the " Warspite," off Greenhithe, the Society annually trains
about 260 boys of good character for a sea life only, and of this number
about one-half enter the Royal Navy.
From 1756 to 1917 over 67,600 boys have been sent to sea, of whom
29,356 joined the Royal Navy.
Candidates are trained, clothed -and maintained free of all expense t-o
parents or guardians.
Requirements of candidates : —
Age, between 14 and 16 years.
Height, not less than 4 feet 10 inches, without shoes.
Must have parents' consent
Further information can be obtained from the Secretary,
Marine Society's Office,
5, Clark's Place, Bishopsgate Street, E.C.
MARINE SOCIETY
(INSTITUTED 1756.)
President ... ... ... THE EARL OF ROMNEY.
HAWKINS TRUST.
For the Relief of Widow3 of Captains, Commanders, ana
Lieutenants of the Royal Navy. .
The income of this Fund is appropriated every year in the month ot
June in donations of £10 each to 43 Widows.
If there be not 43 applicants, grants may be increased to the extent of
£30.
Applications to be made annually in April.
Only Widows of Officers of the above ranks are eligible to receive
grants.
COLONEL KELLY HOLDSWORTH TRUST.
For the benefit of the Widows and Orphans of Naval Officers of and
above the rank of Commander (Executive Branch).
The income of this Fund is appropriated every year in the month of
December. Applications to be made annually in October.
HICKES TRUST.
For the Relief of Poor Boys and Girls, preference being given to
the Orphans of Seafaring Men.
In time of Peace, one-half the income of this Fund is devoted to
apprenticing 10 girls annually to useful trades (in the months of May and
November), and one-half to training and fitting out boys for the sea.
In time of War, the whole income of the Fund is devoted to training
and fitting out boys for the sea.
Applications for girl apprenticeships to be made not later than April
and October. Ages 14 to 17.
TRAINING SHIP "WARSPITE."
For Boys of Good Character desirous of a Sea Life.
On board the " Warspite," off Greenhithe, the Society annually trains
about 260 boys of good character for a sea life only, and of this number
about one-half enter the Royal Navy.
From 1756 to 1917 over 67,600 boys have been sent to sea, of whom
29,356 joined the Royal Navy.
Candidates are trained, clothed -and maintained free of all expense t-o
parents or guardians.
Requirements of candidates : —
Age, between 14 and 16 years.
Height, not less than 4 feet 10 inches, without shoes.
Must have parents' consent
Further information can be obtained from the Secretary,
Marine Society's Office,
5, Clark's Place, Bishopsgate Street, E.C.
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