CHILDREN'S BELGIAN FUND.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 172, 20 July 1916, Page 7

CHILDREN'S BELGIAN FUND.

Furtlier cpotrlfaationa to the "Children's Belgian Fund," bring the total to. date up to £2,616 1/5. Latest contributions are as follow:— Farmers' Union, Albert Street... CiO 0 0 . Te Awamutu School, per Kenneth N. C. Maclanrin, lI.M. .. 31 IB 5 i Epsom School l>B 0 0 Mangawal Beach ana Turn Schools, per AY. Hicksoii 21 3 0 , Avondale School, first iuslaluient ! per H. S. Darrow, 11. M., including donation of £1 from Mrs Entrican 14 15 3 Onewhero District, via Ttiakau, per J. A. Bark, H.M 12 0 3 Pukekohc Patriotic Committee, for Belgian Fund, per J. l< , . Deane, hon. sec 11 0 0 Te Kopnru School, per J. E. Elliott 10 11 0 Manawake School, Matata, per E. F. A. N'icholls 0 13 0 Awakino and Mokau Schools, per Jno. McElrpy 8 8 0 Glcnficld School, Birkenhead « 1 0 Red Hill School, Te Kopuru, per Elizabeth E. A. Smitu 4 0 0 Te Puua School, per W. F. Collis, teacher 5 0 G Toka Toka School, per H. Baunister 5 1 0 The Maructfii School, Nos. 1 and 2, fl 4/; the AVaitoa School, per C. JlcLean, H.M., £2 12/8; Kio Kio School, Te Awatnutu, per ! K. H. Elliott, H.M., IS/G; Wairaa Native' I School, per J. W. .Bennett, H.M., fl 13/0; ! Omokoroa School, Tauraugn, per Miss E. 6. Butcher, £1; Ohneawai School, per H. W. Gillespie, £2 0/1; Tomarata School, Kodney, per F. >v". Strumpel, teacher, £2 5/; Bream Tail and Walpu Cove Schools, per [ W. J. Connell, £3 1/6; Matakana School, j second snb., per M. McLean, !t/6: Father; Holbrook, on account Te Awamutu Parish I for Children's Fund, £2 C/ 0; C.J.S., fl;'A 'Paeroa Hard-up, 7/6; Brigham Creek School, £1 14/11; Rosebank School. 3/11; Tauranga School, 19/8; Helensville School, per A. J. Hill, H.M., £3 2/6; Ponga School, per teacher. 5/; "Riverhcart School, per W. Mason; H.M., fl 3/; Miss Jackson, per P. S. Siriallfleld, 4/6; St. James' Church, Mangere, per P... ,S., SmalJ)lclil, 5/; St. - Saviour's Church, Mangere, per P. S. Smallfield, 12/5; P. S. SmalWeld, Crumb Cards, 3/; Eileen, 2/; Mrs Buchan, 10/; Bey. Stanton, 4/; St. Andrew' .I-rivate School, £2 2/2; 'Jack BeU, 1/; Walwhiri School, per T. M. Blair, 16/; H. M. Eaigent. Karamu. private Bub., £1; Crumb Cards, 10/; Dome Valley School, per C. J. Murphy, 5/;j Mullet Point and M.ihurangi Heads Schools, per Annie Algae,'Mullet"Point, 15/; \Vaiwera School, per Jcanriie Stevenson, £1 1/0; Tltlrangl School, per S. I*. Gilbert,, tcjiclicr , * ~£l', Tangaihi School, N\ AVaiTOa, per R.: M. Dunn, 1/; Whatataua School, Opotikl, per M.' J. Young, 4/; K. C. Godwin, Bottle Exchange, Hobson Street, 9/: Little Omaha ' School, 5/; Te -Koraka School. Hautnra, Kawbia, per P. A. Coweru. '/; Rnabon School; Waitomo, per M. Benjamin,' 4/9; Owbiwa and Taranbi Schools, per Ethel Lee, St. Aubyns, 'Pariia Bay, £2 2/; Waimana School, Bay b£ Plenty, per T. T. i Willis, £1 10/; liangapai School, per Frank R. •Bylee, £1 18/; Whakamaramu School, Omokoroa, per Wm. Ferguson. 12/: Kalwaka School, per.. L. L L. A. Meiklc.iohn,.ll/; Brynderwyn School, Maungaturoto, per, AUce Greville. f2; Karaka. Si-boqL Drnry, i i per Mary E. Hewlett, f3 4/; Uu'ssell School, per E. 'j:- Parby, .H. 31.; £2:6/4: Eaglan School, per-Mr Blackett, n.JI., £3 10/6;' Mangawhare School, per S. C. Mitchell. 5/!>; - Arapohne School, X. AVairoa, per H. W. 1 Lawson, £3: Waimnna Sawmill Scaool, Bay' C of Plenty, per W. Tlmms, 12/§; Dacre's anil i Tawharanul Schools, per'.H. S.'Redwood,. - fl 5/; Katlkati So. 1 School, per O. Scott, i 3/; Waitoa Sunday School, per J. -W. ' Semmens, supt., £1: CongrecaUon Ocee hnnga People's Mission. £2 10/; Children ' Onebunga, per Rey. R. A. Campbell, 10/.