LYALL BAY' COLLECTION

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 72, 26 March 1931, Page 15

LYALL BAY' COLLECTION

Mr. Bursoync-Tliomns,-chairman of the Lyall Buy Earthquake Committee, desires to th'auk the secretary, Jlr. B. C. Cull, Mr. ft. J. H. Ockendon for free use of Katea Hall for meetings and elitertniiimeiits, Mr. Stewart (Lyall Ray pictures), and all the ladies and CTiitlemcn who gave their services so generously tho result of which was the raising of £224 l'Js Sil, composed of Die following amounts:— M. Jones, £1 Is: D. Purchas, £2 2s; A. W. Jlornn, £1 Is; F. \V. lioyd, £2 2s; air. .1. , Topp, £2 2s; :.tr. and Jlrs. Pythian, £1 Is; Sir. H. J. Milsom, £1 Is; ,T. Aubrey Jloyle, £2 2s; A. Kaven, £2 2s; Mr. F. Coloman, :0s (id; l.rall JJay School, £9 Jus 3d; Lyall Bay School Committee, £.3 3s; L.vall Bay Tennis Club, £1 Is; r.W.C, £1; Mr. A. Hill, £i; Mrs. Day, 10s; L. James, 10s; J. W. Jiaird, £2 2s; I,y;Ul Bay Pictures, £20; Mrs. H. S. Banish, £1 Is; Mrs. Clay, £1 Is; air. R. Anderson, 10s; Mrs. Iwwe, 10s; Mrs. Pye, 10s; 'Mrs. .M'Lcan, 10s; .1. I), licid, £i; Mrs. E. ,T. Miiray, 13s; Mrs. F. E. Sutton, 10s; Miss Horsley, 10s; Mrs. Lyons, £2; Mr. and Airs. G. A. Stone, £H iis; F. W. Hanliins, £1; Mrs. Hewson, 10s: Mrs. A. Itonwcll, £1; Mr. Patrick, 10s; Mrs. Cross, 10s;' Mrs. Harsravc, r£l; Mrs. A. K. Boyd, £5 15s; A. B. Clater, £2 2s; Mrs. Neville, 10s: Mr. Sands, £1 Is; Lynll Buy Home and School Association, £4. 13s; M. .Tordau, 10s; Lyall Bay Beach Surf Chili afternoon, £4 16s sd; A. Morgan, jun., 10s ;'. Mrs. O. Grady, £1;■ H. Thomley, 10s; Brickman, 10s; C. Foster, 10s; B. Duncan, I 10s: F. 'Curtice, 10s; Mrs. Newton, 10s;. Mrs. P. H. Knowsley, £1 Is; W. Cookc, 10s; Bobson, £1«; Hugh Barry, etc;, 10s; Gran, 10s; Len ll* Allen, 10s; Cooze, £1; D. Kerr, £1; W. Pope, £1; Chappell, 10s; Tirangi Truebridge, 10s; Mrs. T. R. M'Lauphlin, £2 2s; ACL, 10s; J. Williamson, 10s; Mr. and Mrs. .1. \Y. Sinclair, £2 2s; D. M. Craig, £1 Is- H J 11. Blow, £1; Tattle and Saddle Menneer, 10s; Madame L. J. dv Flou, £1; H. Kelly, £1; Mrs. Cannon, 10s; It. M. Stewart, £1 l,s; Misses Kiaman, £1 Is; Mr. Wells, £1 Is; Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T. ,Tones. £1 2s (id; H. Hurtkln, £1 Is; W. L. Harrold, £1 Is; Mrs. Swain, 10s; Mrs. Yeoman, -10s; Mrs. Clark, 10s; L.8., 10s; L.G., £2 2s; H. 8., £l; M.8., £1: .T.M.8., £1; M.L.A., 10s; A File, £I;F.w.G.L., £1; Mrs. Farllng, £1; Miss Hyatt. £I;'P. G. Cairns, 10s: Sympathiser, £2: Miss ■Conwar. 30s: G.A.,> £1; A Sympathiser, £1 Is: Mr and. Mrs. Begg, 10s; B. Ockenden. £1; Mr. Wilson, 10s; Mrs, Ockenden, £1: Sympathiser SV Is; proceeds "500" Katea Hall, £6; Mrs. W. Boyd, £1 Is: Mr. and Mrs. B. Semple/ £2 2s; 3. aemple, inn., 10s 6d; A. V. Cording, 10s 6d; L. M. and Mrs H. A. Bruce, £1 Is: Mrs..Schwartz, Mr,' K. M'Allum £?; proems children's fancy dress party, £T ISs fid. A letter was jend at last evening's meeting of the Harbour Board from the Prime-Minister, the Hon. G. W. Forbes, expressing the Government s appreciation of the board's contribution of £1000 and of contributions amounting to £240 from officers and ! members of the staff to the Earthquake Belief Fund.