TO HELP THE BLIND

Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 142, 19 June 1922, Page 3

TO HELP THE BLIND

PEARSON MEMORIAL FUND,

The hon. secretary of the Wellington Committee, Mr. R. W. Sballcrassl, acknowledge receipt of the following contributions to the Sir Arthur Pearson Memorial Fund, which is being organised to help the civilian blind people of New Zealand*:—

Anonymous, £100; collectedl by Mrs. De Castro, £43 7s; Bell, Gully, Myers, and O'Leary, 10 10s; Harrisons Bamsay Proprietary, Ltd., Lever Bros., N.Z. Ltd., Richardson, M'Cabe and Co., £5 5s eachi; Munt, Cottrell and Co., O. A. Griffiths, E. Wilkinson, J. Clark, F." K. Kell'ing, Mrs. Lyford, £5 each; collected by Miss B. Phillips, £3 18s 6d; Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, £3 3s; collected by Miss Butts, £2 ss; Archbishop Bedwood, H. F. Allen, Charles Haines, the Office Appliance Co., the Rev. G. K. Stowell, W. Weir, anonymous, £2 2s each; J. Geo-bles, 0. M. Luke, J. Young, £2 each; A. Cato, £1 10s; H. M'Leaon, D. M'Lean, Broughamstreefc, Mrs. Colley, H. F. Oakes, Thomas Brown, Ltd., M. H. Pearson' Kodak, Ltd., 0. O. Rebb, E. Pengell, A. Leigh Hunt, £1 Is each; Nursing Division, St. John Ambulance, £1 05 6d; C. Evett, J. Thompson, G. and 0. Aldoua, F. Feist, W. FeTgtisou,>r>Arthur Riley, £1 each; sundry small amounts, £6 9s; total, £255 2s.

In addition to the above, the sum of £161 18s 103. hag been forwarded direct to the New Zealand Committee. There are aJso other amounts in the hands of collectors, as well as the amount obtained from the Street Day organised by Mrs. Phillips-Turner.