THE WAR FUNDS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15172, 9 January 1915, Page 11

THE WAR FUNDS.

POOR OF BRITAIN AND

BELGIUM FUND.

Subscriptions may be forwarded to the honorary treasurer. Mr F. H. PjTie (Messrs Pyne and Co.), to the secretary. Mr C. M. Parker (Art Gallery) or to the Office of the Christchurch "Press" Co. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. £ s. d. Amount-preriousiv acknowledged 45,016. 9 4 Mrs G. Freeborn" .. -. 0 10 0 Waikari Band of Hoi» .. .. 1 17 4 Sale of Irish lace .. •- 2 0 0 Proceeds patriotic social. Little River (per Mies Jeff) .. 25 0 0 Cambridge Terrace Band of Hor>e; per Mr Hoppy .. 1 10 0 Cashmere Hills Day School, ■ balance prize fund, second instalment .. .. 0 12 6 S. Carpenter .. .. .. 10 0 Brighton' Surf Club, Smoke Concert- balance .. .. 13 0 P. Smith, Leeston. proceeds guessing competition .. 0 6 0 Money box Coker's Hotel .. 1 13 3 Money box Warners Hotel .. 018 3 Money box Clarendon Hotel •• 0 16 1 Money box United S.rvice Hotel 0 14 9 Money box Armstrong's (Colombo street). .. - 8 17 11 Money box - Armstrong's (High street) .. .. 5 12 9 Money box Fletcher. Humphreys 1 14 10 Money box Express Co. (office) .. 1 11 4.J Money box J. and W. Jamieson 1 10 1J Money box Kempthorne, Proeser 1 1 7 Money box "Lyttelton Times" 0 19 5 Money box Dun Sop Rubber Co. 0 19 3 Money box Boon Jnd Co. •• 0 13 8 Money box "Sun" office .. 0 7 3 Money box Hallenstcin Bros. .. 0 6 0J Money box Lang-town and Son 0 4 3i Money box Wardell and Son .. 0 3 4 Money box Boath and Co. .. 0 2 5_ Money box Express Co. (stables) 0 0 6£ Richard Williams •• •■ 10 0 F. C. Binns 5 5 0 Dr. J. J. Brownie. .. •- 10 10 0 Rosa Bond (Belgium) 5 00 Ladies. Le Bpn'a Bay, per Mrs Bruce, eaie of butter • • 17 6 Marshland Presbyterian Sunday School (Belgium) •■ 4 0 0 Collected by J. Warren. Greendale 0 9 0 Per A. E. j'udd (Hanmcr Springs), Sth monthly contribution from the following— E. Collins 10s, C. Bracken 10s, A. E. Judd 10s, J. Peters 53 15 0 Per Town Clerk (Lyttelton)— Railway Casual Labourers' Union ■• 0 19 6 Railway Casual Labourers' Union 1 14 7 Lyttelton District High School 0 10 4 Holy Trinity Sunday School.. 2 3 3 Lyttelton Methodast Choir .. 12 610 W.H. 10 0 V.W. .. .. .. 0 5 0 Mrs Barnott .. -- 0 5 0 W. E. Clarkson (Belgium) .. 2 2 0 Charitable Aid and Hospital Board Staff 6 10 0 St. Andrew's Church. Darfield, per Mr W. Willsteed.. -- 18 1 Proceeds one wether sold on account of Mr Geo. Mcßean, at S*>ring*&on sale— M. F. Ryan £1 10s. W. lumber £1 10s, T. Mcßean £1 10s, W. Mcintosh £1 10s, J. W. Kirn© £1 10fl, A. R. Jarman £1 10s. J. McCormick £1 10s, I. - Andrew -£1 10s. J. Blackmore £1 10s, C. N. C. Powell £1 10s, Percy Bailey £1 10s, F. Murray £1 10s. C. H. Kimber £1 10s, H. Hamilton £1 10s, G. Davidson £1 10s, G. Searlett £1 10s, F. Keast £1 10s, R Fincham £1 10s, E. Bohar £1 69. I. Hunt £1 6s, J. Powell £1 10a, T. E. Boyle £1 10s, C. Muir 14s, E. Chamberlain £1, W. Smith ss, W. McMeekou.£l 15s .. 36 5 0, Total to date £45,172 12 10 Seven cases and 1 bale of clothing and 9 crates -of rabbits were shipped to tho High Commissioner, by the Somerset. A meeting of the General Committee will be held in the . Agricultural and Pastoral Association's' room, Manchester street, on Saturday next, 16ti. inst., at noon, for the purpose of considering further action in regard to the fund.