BRITAIN AND BELGIUM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16665, 25 September 1914, Page 9

BRITAIN AND BELGIUM.

RELIEF FROM NEW ZEALAND. The objects of tho Poor of Great Britain, Ireland and Belgium Relief Fund are to provide by voluntary contributions a shipload of meat, produce, clothing and so on, for those in distress in Great Britain, Ireland and Belgium as a result of the war. Subscriptions may be forwarded to tho honorary treasurer, Mr F. H. Pyne, at Messrs Pyne and Co.'s, or to tho joint, secretaries, Messrs- C. M. Parker, at the Art Gallery, and H. R. Sellare, at tho Sports Protection League Office. Contributions will bo received also at the " Lyttelton Times" Office. YESTERDAY'S DONATIONS. The following donations were received yesterday : £ s. d. Sale'of setting of eggs, per J. B. Merrett, Mrs Jovce (Sumner) 0 10 6 J. H. Shaw (Christchuroh) . . 014 0 Master R. Wilson (Halkett), gala of calf ....010 Stewart Bros. (Sheffield), proceeds five sheep 4 0 0 WOMEN'S COMMITTEE.

Gifts of parcels of clothing were received yesterday at tho depot of the Women's Committeo from tho following donors:—s4Mackworth Street (Woolston), Mr« J. Ballantyno, "Pity," Mrs G. Simpson, "Sympathiser," Mrs A. N. Bennett, Mrs Helmore, " Sympathiser," Mrs A. E. Cook, Lower Riccarton Sewing Committee, Mro Lunxmis, Mr Boyle, Mrs A. Whyte. Mrs J. T. M'Harg. Miss Lindrum, Mrs Haroourt, Mrs T. C. Hement, Mrs Hodgson and family, Mrs R. Wright. Miss Lindrum has given one blanket to tho Blanket Fund.

BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.

DONATION FROM GRETMOTJTH. Mr C. J. TV«xd (of the firmjof Messrs Kinsey and Co., Ltd.), Acting-Consul for Belgium at Christchurch, wishes to acknowledge witii thanks the receipt of £76, from Mr G. E. Perkins, treasurer of the Greymouth Committee.