"AUCKLAND STAR" LIST.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 127, 31 May 1937, Page 9

"AUCKLAND STAR" LIST.

FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS. A total of £199 2/ is now shown on tho "Auckland Star'' list. Details are as follow: — £ S. (1. Previously acknowledged .... IU3 13 0 V. \V. Watts 1 1 0 V. Xiolsen to n Anonymous O 10 0 A well-wisher 0 5 « (Jeo. Kodjters 0 2 (> Mrs. J. EJleston 0 2 (i .1. Edlcston 0 2 (i Mrs. Bone <» 2 I. Mrs. Schramm .'. 0 2 (i Mr. and Mrs. B > 0 2 « W O 2 »! Robert 1.. Murray 0 2 Ci Miss I*. Peacock 0 2 0 A.L.I'.P/ 0 •_» 0 I). C. McKee 0 2 0 Mrs. M. Moir 0 2 0 r>iins::nire II 2 0 T. Taylor 0 2 0 P. H. Howell 0 2 0 L. J. Lißhtfoot 0 2 0 I\ Wilson 0 2 0 W. 1.. Flutoff 0 2 0 P. Jefferson 0 2 0 1/ each from : A friend. A. Speedy. E. Parkin. A friend. W. J. Robinson. A friend. Mrs. J. Shaw. Y. Butterfield. E.T 0 9 0 L. Roner. fid : Mrs. Howell and A mite 3d each 0 1 0 Total 199 2 0

FROM JUVENILE READERS. "STAR" AND "FARMER WEEKLY." The "Star's" list for the King George V. Memorial Fund has been augmented by the sum of nearly £20 received from juvenile readers of the "Auckland Star" and "New Zealand Farmer Weekly." The policy of the children's department of the "Star" and "Farmer Weekly" has always been to encourage children to help other folk less fortunate than themselves. The sum of £18 10/, which has been added to the fund to-day, is the result of a competition conducted for young people, and for which an entry fee of sixpence was made. The idea of trying for one of the small prizes offered, and at the same time helping to swell the funds of a good cause, appealed to the children, many of whom have no doubt already given to school and other funds.