BOYS' INSTITUTE.

Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 62, 10 September 1910, Page 5

BOYS' INSTITUTE.

_ « COLLECTIONS STEADILY MOUNTING. During the last two days the collections in aid of the Boys' Institute Fund has mounted steadily. The figures to date are as follow ; — £ s. d. Previously acknowledged ... 1476 13 0 Per C. Morris Fox— J. Newton and Son, £5 ss, Young and Tripo £5 ss, ■ Meek and yon Haast £2 2s, R. C. Hamerton £2 2s, J. Stephens £1 Is, J. M'Lean £1 Is, H. Preston £1 Is, A.H.C. £1 Is, R. Robertson 10s 6d, M. Bee/k 10s 6d, ' G. W. Barltrop 10s 6d. ' R. H. Wedde 10s 6d ... 21 0 0 Per Mrs. W. B. Fisher and Mrs. Bell— J. C. Spedding £1 Is, Gray and Jackson £1 Is, J. G. Stott £1 Is, Friend £3 3s, Mrs. A. Cleland ' £2 2s, Westport Coal Co. £2 2s, W. B. Fisher £l Is, Samuel Brown, Ltd., £3 3s, F. Palmer 10s 6d, M.U. 10s, F. Bulkley ss, R. G. Dunn and Co. ss, W. A. R. Stuart 5s 4 J. Coom ss, W. T. Young ss, A. Bee 2s 6d, Mrs. Mowlem, 2s 6d, A.C. Is, R.M. 2s 6d, C.M.B. 2s 6d 17 10 6 W. M. Bannatyne and Co. 10 10 0 A.M.P. Staff 10 10 0 J. Pike „ .„. 10 0 0 Mrs. C. S. Moore 10 0 0 C.S.M 10 0 0 J. J. Curtis and Co. ... 5 5 0 Jas. Sloan „. 5 5 0 Mrs. Sloan 5 5 0 Mrs. J. TBarry 5 5 0 South British Co., per E. C. Hammond 5 5 0 J. D. Ritchie 5 0 0 J. M'Menamin, per Miss Patterson 5 0 0 T. Pringle , 3 3 0 Audit Department «... U 6 0 A. Hamilton 2 2 0 W. H. P. Barber 2 2 0 Per J. Morice 2 2 0 Frank Grady 2 2 0 Per J. Kcan — Wellington Pluicbers' Union £1 Is, . Captain Fletcher 2s 6d, Captain Holm ss, J.H. 2s, Wellwisher Is, H. Reynolds 2s 6d 1 14 0 R. Holliday . . ... 110 B. Hector ... 110 A. M. Samuel 110 Friend ... ... „, 110 Bricklayers' Industrial Association ... ... 110 S. Carroll 110 Mrs. xVl'Leod ... „. 10 0 Mibi-es M'Leod 10 0 Liberty's 10 0 W. Harrington 0 10 6 Grocers' Union 0 10 0 A.H. ' 0 10 0 Total ... ' £1628 16 0 The name of F. Lamberg, £1 Is, was omitted from Thursday's "list of subscribers. West and Royal Pictures Benefit will bo held next Tuesday night. Seats are being rapidly booked. Mr. F. W. .Macaiiley, advertising agent, donated free advertising space in Association football programmes to-day. Mr. Troup's reply to "Enquirer's" letter, in yesterday's Post, is published on page 9 of this issue. M. Charles Pauchet, a French 'woolbuyer, was a passenger from London by the Athenic to-day. He will visit the wool centres of both New Zealand and Australia. The Athenic brings what is claimed to be the record cargo ever landed at Wellington from a Home liner. She had no less than 6310 tons to discharge at Wellington. When the liner left England she had 9652 tons of cargo, in addition I to about 2600 tons of bunker coal dead J weight.