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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16646, 3 September 1914, Page 9

POOR OF GREAT BRITAIN IRELAND AMI BELGIUM ON BEHALF OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE ABOVE FUND WE APPEAL TO OUR FELLOW-CITIZENS FOR SUPPORT. NO ONE-CAN POSSIBLY BE OUT OF SYMPATHY WITH SUCH AN OBJECT. WE WHO ARE SO HAPPILY CIRCUMSTANCED MUST DO OUR DUTY, AND BY ENDEAVOURING TO ALLEVIATE THEIR MOTHER COUNTRY AND BELGIUM THAT WE APPRECIATE THE EMPIRE. IT IS SINCERELY HOPED THAT THE RESPONSE TO THIS APPEAL WILL BE SPONTANEOUS, AS THE COMMITTEE (SO TO AVOID A PERSONAL CANVASS. SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BE FORWARDED TO F. H. PYNE, Hon. Treasurer,. Cashel Street: CM. PARKER, Joint Secretary, Armagh Street. Or to the " Lyttelton Times" Company. PRODUCE which cannot be forwarded to England, such' as Potatoos, Onions, etc., may be consigned to either Messrs Brown, Little and Co., or Messrs MacFarlane and Co., Lichfield Street, who will Auction same without charge, and hand proceeds to Treasurer of Fund. v Produce which can be forwarded, such as Oats, Wheat, Flour, etc., may be consigned to Messrs J. Montgomery and Co., Addingtpn. In both of the above instances advice of consignment should also be sent to tho Secretary. Parcels of Clothing, Stores, etc., may be left at the following places in the city:— ✓ " Bi. MATSON AND CO., Cashel Street. . H. FISHER AND SON, Art Dealers, High Street; J. GIBB, Art Dealer, 105, Cashel Street. WOODWARDS, Tobacconist, Cathedral Square. MERVYN W. STEVENSON, Ltd., Garage, Armagh Street. CHARLES CLARK, 109, Hereford Street. And at all Country Branches of the N.Z. Farmers' Co-operative Association, and should be accompanied with a full description of the contents, and the name and address of the donor marked on the outside of the parcel. J. B. REID, Chairman for the Committee.