THE FAMINE IN RUSSIA.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17452, 12 May 1922, Page 7

THE FAMINE IN RUSSIA.

"THE PRESS" RELIEF FUND.

FURTHER HELP NEEDED

We are still receiving contributions for the maintenance of the Christehnrcb Kitchen established in Sarator by the British "Save the Children" Fund with the £BOO which was subscribed by readers of "The Press" in response to our arst appeal in the early days of the year. In order to save space we are condensing the full lists of subscriptions into a summary of the day by day totals of the moneys received by the Editor of "The Press." These we print below, together with the details of the contributions received since yesterday:—

Mr Wm. Martin and others sent a quantity 'of apples to the Wooleton Horticultural Society's chrysanthemum show, to be sold in aid of the "Baye the Children" Fund. They were disposed of last night, and realised the sura of £3.

£ s. d. April 6tli 22 18 2 April 7th 58 3 0 April 8th and 9th (week-end) 48 15 6 April 10th 58 1 0 April lltli 65 12 8 April 12th .73 18 6 April 13th and 14th (Good Friday) 18 9 6 April loth and 16th (weekend) • •• 19 17 0 April 17th (Easter Monday) 102 9 5 April 18th 40 14 6 April 19th 46 1 0 April 20th 33 12 0 April 21st 15 7 6 April 22nd and 23rd (weekend) <37 12 4 April 24th and 25th 14 0 0 April 26th 26 7 6 April 27th 26 15 4 April 28fh 13 0 0 April 29th and 30th 3 3 9 May 1st 12 7 0 May 2nd 24 4 3 May 3rd 7 13 0 May 4th 10 11 6 May 5th 15 11 0 May Gth and 7th ... 2 0 0 May 8th 17 10 1 May 9th 7 2 0 May 10th 47 18 8 Total to May 10th £899 17 2 , Yesterday's subscriptions:— St. Paul's Sunday Schoo^ 0 Papanui ... ... 8 0 Per Rev. Canon Cooks, Wai- " mate , ... 2 5 0 Baby John 0 10 0 Dotal to date' £905 12 2.