BELGIAN FUND.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17335, 25 November 1916, Page 3

BELGIAN FUND.

, to - lu ™g additional donations h&T<fc KS, ™." 11 , towards the Belgian PundiBmplorec 3 AulEebrook’a (weekly),. £5 Ss: 1 ■ , * 1 Malveni- County Council (quota for December). £2l ISs Gd; Mr and Unfit L °r V ?!i 15fl i employees A. J. ! • \\bite, Ltd (monthly), £3 7s Gd: employees 1 airbairn bright and Co. (fortnightly), £3; i AUs I*. 11. Prestidgc, £1 as; Akaroa Borough’ Council (tiro months’ quota), £2 11s 2d; pro-' ceeds of social at Okuku (per H. G. Philpott), ; £> is; Rangiora Borough Council (monthly quota.), £3 14s lid; -Lyttelton Borough Council (monthly quota), £t 6s Gd; “ fiholto ” Uwenty-second donation), £1; total, £121,385 . Os id. CONSUL’S LTST. • r r! J J- Ward (of Kinsey and Co., . ; Ltd.l, Acting Consul for Belgium at Christchurch, wishes to acknowledge receipt with tlialiks :©f the following donations to the ■ Belgian Fund:—Proceeds concort given at tho Halkeit School £2, \V. T. Ward (monthly) £l, H. Hebei Cho-lmondelev (moDtbly) £5; total £11,005 17s Od. - The • Acting Consul ha? received a letter from . Mr-J. Navaux, of the clothing department of the Belgian Relief Fund, London, acknowledging receipt 01. five cases of clothing ex the Port Elliot, and again expressing "deep appreciation oi tho splendid assistance that has been so generously given to our suffering countrymen by kind friends >■; and sympathisers in New Zealand. The many liberal contributions have been Ihe means of bringing coniiort to many poor souls, who, 1 an. sure, will never forcet ali that has been done for them in the 1 ime of need."