A SUGGESTION.
to the sqrroit or tub pxkss. Sir,—ln reply to your appeal re "More Men" Fund, I think it would be advisable, if convemeab, to authorise some person, wellknown in a central position ia each district, to receive and forward to you the namee and amount subscribed towards the Fund. As it is nob within the reach of all to come up to town, or send their donations, but they would willingly give if dt could be left nearer home. By co doing you would get many subscriptions which otherwise, I am of opinion, you will mies. If no other person offers to. undertake to assist you in our district more fit, rather than the cause should suffer, I offer my services for Woolston district. —Yours, etc., • E. CARTER, Regent street, Woolstan, December 26th. P.tL—l offer to give towards the Funds 6d |>er week, until the present Transvaal War ie finished, from January.—E. C. v (We are much obliged to our correspondent for bis offer and suggestion. Subscriptions may be left with any agent of "The Press" newapipar, and, in addition, we shall be -Happy to supply list 3 to any responsible person who is willing to collect," and will make application to the Manager.—Ed. "The Press.") ?J. T., Hororata, write!:—"Enclosed please find 6s, 33 for Bel!ef Fund. 3s for Contingent, 800 mounted men. Wishing you every success."
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10538, 27 December 1899, Page 5
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229A SUGGESTION. Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10538, 27 December 1899, Page 5
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