THE "BIG PUSH" FUND.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 30 March 1918, Page 3

THE "BIG PUSH" FUND.

Amount previously acknowledged : £548 11s Bd. I iUntej-tainments—Auroa concert, £15 '&,; Manaia revue, £4b i3s 7d; Rawera revue, £89 17s h2d; Otakeno concert, 6s; Opunake concert, £27 11s xtuStratford revue, £7 3s Hd; i Jatea revue, £38 6s 9d—total, £235 7s. I'lag—Auroa, £51 14s 6d; Manaia, £81 zs ; Hawera, £253 12s; Otakeho, £44 3s; Opunake, £51 8s; i'atea, £2l 8s -2d—total, £503 7s Bd. Big Push Day—Raffles, £114 16s 6d; parcels, £45 os sd; Okaiawa hut, £23 b's; Tpkaora hut, £20 os 8d; toffee stall, £16 12= 6d; iilokoia hut, £9 3s; .Blighty tea rooms, £48 17s; fancy stall, £li Os 6d; concert party, £3 2s; Maori band, £17 17s; hoopla, £19 11s 8d; New Plymouth. Pierrots, £30 7s 8d; sales by auction, £33 3s lid; butchers' shops, £276 10s 7d. Sale of flag donated by Mr Sage—H. Spratt, £6'; 3. Gray; £6 ss; F. Nan- j carrow, £3 10s; G. Appieyard and Bert i Muggeiidge, £1 15s each; Rama, £1 10s; A. Dunlop, H. Nodder, T. Bottomley, P. Jackson, G. Macky, and P. Sheehan, £1 each. Sale of paper necklaces —Miss Newland, £5. v . . Subscriptions received to March 9, 1918— W. Willcocks, £25; W. A. Park, inson, £10; E. M. Hamilton, G. Appleyard, P. ODea, and W. Duggan, £5 each; J. 11. Tavlor and A. \Villcocks, £3 3s each: "Donation, 5' £2 10s;-A. Oliver, £2 2s; .J. D. Borcie and L. Kavanagh, £2 each; —. Exley, £1 10s; Rev. Grant Cowen, £1 Is; M. Leydon, Mrs TVloore, and M. J. Campbell, £1 each; J. Russell, 10s 6d; Miss Burgess, "Anonymous." Mrs Burke, —. McGerk_ inshaw, 10s each; Mr and Mrs Penfold, ss each; G. Muir, 2s 6d; "Anonymous," 2s—total* £785 3s sd; grand total, £2346 14s 9d. Will all helpers kindly send promised donations to Mr F. Burgess, Box 180, Hawera. A further list, which" also in_ I ■eludes gifts of stock, etc., is yet to be acknowledged. The following donations are acknow- ; ledged with thanks: Egmont Racing J Club, £200; Manaia Patriotic Red Cross Society, proceeds from tea rooms, .1 £11 15s; A. E." Death, £10; E. O\ Ek- | dahl, £7 10s; F. G-illanders and Mr and ' Mrs Minnick and family, £5 each; E. 0. Olivers, £2 2s; G > D. Gould. H. Grant, D. Nowles, £2 each; A. Palmer, W. Johnston, J. C. Wright. L. Smith, J. Wylie, J Barclay, Mr Johns, E. Joyce, E. Tobler, J. Towels, J. Hyslop, —. Yearbury, L. W. Bishop, £1 each; A. W. Brown, 12s 6d; O. Cross, Mr Gerkshaw, Mrs Tait. E, Johnson, A. Fraser, D. Price, C. Murdoch, C. Walsdorf, C. Hodge, R. W. Haseltine. 10s each; T. Thomas, R. THopkins, "Anonymous," M. Beekly, H. McNamara, A. Marter," P. M., N. Christensen, J. Shallue, R. Innes, F. Bagley, C. »V. Penny, J. Bland. W. Rye, A. L. Mudford, Mr Jaeomatti, Mr Whittinger, Mrs Donnelly, Miss Callaghan, R. Binnie. Mr Sargeant, H. E. Harris. J. Pasalich, 5s eachT R. Gower, "Isabella," M. Kelly, "A Friend." J. Taylor, "Another Friend," D. Katwick, "Still Another Friend,'' A. Hammond, I». Raynor. Miss Hickey, J. DeCastro. Neti, A. Langton, A. Looney, G. Bayliss, W. Walshe. ?<? 6d each: Mr Hatchet, G. H. Mattock. H. Styles, A. Stace, 2s each; total £274 ss. The following gifts are acknowledged with thanks: Pease Estate (Mrs R. L. Pease^ Mr A. C. Pease\, one esction of land, value £150, Caledonian street; Mr F. Sage, 1 flag, value £3 ss; Mr H. Rogers, I suit of clothes; Mr D. J. Goodwin, 1 second-hand Ford motor car; Mr R. Hicks, 1 hack; Mr A. Robertson, 1 set of milking machine teat cups: Mr C. Kuch, fancy goods; Mr and Mrs E. Saunders. fancy work and garden produce; Mr T. Urlich, 1 ham.