HEPPLE FUND.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1173, 7 July 1911, Page 4

HEPPLE FUND.

HARVEST AT THE OPERA lIOUSE. The generosity of Messrs. J. Pullet and Sons in giving a free picture entertainment at the Opera House on Wednesday resulted in an addition of jCIOO to the Hopple The collectors col. lecled .til!) 3s. Id. from members of the public, and Mr. J. Fuller, jun., made the amount up to .£IOO. Following is a list of Ihe collectors, and details of tlieir harvest:— J! s. d. Miss O'Mallei 13 a 7 Miss Jacobs 12 H 3 Mrs. t'ylands 9 8 7 Miss lUtherhnm 7 is m Miss Campbell 7 11 9 Miss llurlon 7 4 jj, Mrs. I'erry 1.,., H fi ] Miss M'Dougall 5 8 11J Mrs. John Fuller, jun { 18 0 Mrs. Cameron 4 17 8 Miss C. Harry 4 1 m Misses Wholan and Moran .'... ' II 1G 10J Miss M'Kenzie 2 0 9 Miss 11. Barry 2 0 7 Miss Levy 0 5 g Miss Robinson 1 16 4J Miss O'Kullivan 0 12 2 The latest contributions to the fund through The Dominion- office are as follow £ e. d. Amount previously acknowledged 61- 9 6 J. W. Burns 0 10 0 Vacuum Oil Company Employees 3 11 0 Sympathiser 10 0 British Baltery Employees and Friends 2 0 0 Total to date 71 10 6 Offers of assistance to the Hepplo Fund have been made by Jupn's Band, concert, Newtown l'arlc, Sunday, July 1(5; Bcrliamporc Baptist Church Choir, concert and glee singing; Wellington Pipe Band, concert; Frivolity Entertainers, repeat performance; Mr. Thomas Wnugh, nurseryman, Hull, 100 choice rose trees for sale for the fund; Mr. John Smith, flower-seller, will make a drawing of any house for' 7s. Gtl., and givo tho money to the fund. In tho Town Hall on' Sunday evening, tho Garrison Band, assisted by local artists, will give a concert, the proceeds of which are to be devoted to tho Ht-pplo Fund.