PATRIOTIC LISTS

Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 78, 30 September 1915, Page 2

PATRIOTIC LISTS

MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC FUND. . The Mayor acknowledges the following :—: — Previously acknowledged . . 4628 14 j C. E. Galwey , 10 C J. Macintosh (two monthly donations) 2 0 C W.F. (monthly donation)... 10 C James Godber 5 0 C 14 5 Credit balance in hand to date, £23£ 7s 6d. WOUNDED SOLDIERS AND SAIL OBS AND DEPENDENTS. FUND. The Mayor acknowledges the follow ing:— « . £ s. d Previously acknowledged ... 13,173,16 t Wellington South P.S.A. l (per S. G. Hoare) ... 011 C Proceeds of bazaar, Te : Marua School 20 1 J 13,194 ( 8 £ MAYOR'S BELGIAN FUND. The Mayor acknowledges the following:— £ s. d. Previously acknowledged ... 4126 5 £ Miramar Golf Club... ' ... 6 1 ( Dr. J. H. Kemp (monthly contribution) ... ... 4 6 £ W. M. Simcox, OteM (monthly contribution) ... 116 W.F. 20 0 C 4157 14 t MAYOR'S HOSPITAL SHIP FUND. The Mayor acknowledged the following :— -' £ s. d. Previously acknowledged ... 66 10 C Mr. Justice Chapman ' ... 10 10 C A. Levy r .. 20 0 C Mrs. A. Levy ... ... 5V5 V 0 C W. F. Wiren 1' 1 C W.F „.: 5 0 C Dr. J. H. Kemp ... 50 C 113 6 ( FIRE BRIGADE " SOCIAL" ♦ PRESENTATIONS TO OFFICERS. The final of a series of card tournaments arranged by the Wellington Fire Police, and played at the various sta tions, was held at the Central Station last evening. Cards were played until 9 o'clock, when the Mayor (Mr. J. P. Luke) was asked to present the prizes, certificates, bars, and medals. After 1< years' service in the Wellington Fin Brigade, Deputy-Superintendent Stewart is about to sever his connection with the brigade, and the opportunity was taken to make him a presentation. The Mayoi spoke in high terms of 1 the Deputj Superintendent's service with the brigade, and pointed out the loss thai would be felt as a result of his retirement. Superintendent Tait also spoke feelingly of his long association with Mr. Stewart, and expressed regret at the loss of his service. Captain Wright, of the fire police, also spoke highly of Mr. Stewart. The presentation took the form of a, silver watch, and to Mrs. Stewart two silver ornaments, and the fire police gave Mr. Stewart a silvermounted cream jog and sugar bowl. The following service awards were alsc presented by the Mayor:— Station Officer F. Grint, one bar, making nine' years' service; Station Officers H. Nation and T. B. Clarke, medals, making five years' service; Senior Fireman N. Galbraith, certificate, three years' service ; \Fireman W. E. Briggs, bar^ seven years' service ; Lieutenant Short, fire police, medal, seven years' service. Winners of card tournaments :■ — Fire Police : Lieutenant J. C. Cusack, Messrs. M. Ogden, sen., F. Ballinger, G. Mackenzie, and Reynolds. Brigade: Superintendent Tait, Firemen Ogden, jun., Nugent, Kjar, and Jones. TRY IT. An ordinary attack of diarrhoea may be relieved by a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. Only in more severe cases is a second "or third dose required. Try it. It has a reputation of thirty-five years behind it, and is everywhere recognised as the most reliable remedy in use for diarrhoea.— Advt. ADD WAI-RONGOA TO YOUR WHISKY AND IMPROVE IT. It bfends beautifully with spirits. ' Ii lightens a-nd brightens them, adds flavour, sparkle, life. JW ai-Rongoa Natural Mineral Water acts upon kidneys, purifies blood, expels uric acid. Taken solely before breakfast' or at meal times, it is enjoyable, healthful. Clubs, hotels, stores, chemists. — Advt Mr. Harold Gregson, well known jn judge at the competitions, is giving organ recitals at the Panama Exposition. Wher in New Zealand he wrote :—": — " I have tested Fluenzol, and it is an excellent remedy for sore throats and colds. 1 can recommend it as a gargle to those who take part in competitions and wlk frequently suffer from huskiness before the event." Is 6d and 2s 6d. — Advt.