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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10638, 24 April 1900, Page 5

THE INDIAN FAMINE FUND, Rev. J. J. Doke and Mr Henry Eaton acknowledge the following donations to the Indian Famine Relief Fund, opened in. connection with Oxford Terrace Baptist Church: —Already acknowledged £lv Os 6d, Miss E. Glaholm £1, Mrs Olney £1 Is, Charles Hawkins (Tinwald) XT, A.H.D. £1, A Sympathiser 10s, John "Duty" 10s, T.E.F. 10s, Mr J. Martin 10s, Mr Efford 10s, Friend (Clothier street) ss, Mrs Sorrell ss, Mrs J.C. ss, S.E. ss, Mrs Willis (Culverden) ss, L.V. ss, Mr C. Chidgey 2s 6d, A Friend 2a 6d, Mr Devening 2s 6d, A Friend 2s 6d, Frank Philifpott 2s, W.M. "2s, Lucy Phillpott Is, Leslie Willis (Culverden) Is, A.C. Is 6d. Further donations will be gladly received. TO CYCLISTS, . -o. Before purchasing a bicycle call and see the new 1900 Rambler, it is the acme of perfection in material and finish. A large assortment of cycling accessories. R. Lighfcfeody and Co., next City Buffet. 126 CONSIGNMENTS EX STEAMER. ..... —.—.*. Customs House clearing of every description undertaken by the New Zealand Express Company. Consignments for upcountry promptly despatched. Office and stores, corner of Hereford and Manchester streets.—Advt. BALL-BEARING SEWING MACHINES. Minson and Co., agents for the Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, have just received a large shipment of the above. The demand has teen unprecedented since the introduction of ball-bearings, the improvement being to thoroughly appreciated,— Advt,