Strike Fund Donations

Maoriland Worker, Volume 4, Issue 146, 19 November 1913, Page 5

Strike Fund Donations

Donatioas afid collfeHiotis ift said «f tbe Strike Fund by the "Wellington Committee amount, to £250. This in addition +h £100 voted by the Manawatu FlaShiillers £200 from the Innngiahua. Minors, £100 voted by Types, £20 by Letterpress Printers, anil various otlapr sums. A consignment of fish has been dor±ated by the lialian -fifcherhK-n; and grocery supplies from Mesw. Eddlestnne, Moore, BhAylr (Pet One), Thoff*, and others. •Mr. ?« J. ■■ Ctr-iffin has a-wtterised the Conunjttee to dfa\f oil him for groceries up to £100.

The following amounts have been received by "The Worker": E. Gyles, 10s.; E. Gibbons, 10s.; T. Eagle, 10s.; Fannw Friend, £5; W. Cobmn, £1; and £3 15s. per F. Langstone, Te Kuiti. "The Worker" manager will bo pleased to receive donations in aid of the above fund. The following letter has been reJceived:—Wanganui, Nov. 10, 1913. — Please Sir, —Kindly accept this to the Strike Fund. I was saving it up for the show. I would rather send it for the little boys and girls; it will lead forward a loaf or two, if you will kindly tali© it. —You; 6 truly, Alex Conchie, age 7. Please excuse the writing. 1 will write botte-v when 1 am older. This contained a money order for 4s.