STREET COLLECTION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15685, 12 August 1914, Page 9

STREET COLLECTION.

CAMPAIGN TO-MORROW.

STATIONS ALLOTTED.

Numerous offers of help from ladies desiring to assist in the street collection to-morrow were received yesterday afternoon at the Town Hall. The various collecting stations were decided upon and ladies wero appointed to take charge iof these stations.

Tho stations, with the ladies in charge, are as follows :Quay Street, Miss Ed miston; wharves, Mrs. Thomas; railway station, Mrs. C. Smith Customs Street, Mrs. Parkes; Fort Street, Mrs. Lindsay; Shortland Street, Mrs. Baume; Wyndham Street, Mesdames Ross and Baker; Darby Street, Mrs. Jones; Victoria Street East, Mrs. Eavestaff; Victoria Street • West, Mosdames E. and Eliot Davis; Wellesley Street East, Mrs. Ollphant and Miss Wallace; Wellesley Street -West, Miss Stillwell; Grafton Bridge, Mcsdamos McGuiro' and White; Symonds Street, Mrs. J. Cook, Civic League, and Mesdames Daw and Richards; Newmarket, Mesdames Osborne Knight and Purchas; Rcmnera, Mesdames H. Potter and Hunt; Parnell, Mesdames Pavitt and H.' Wilson; Ellcrslio, Mesdames Frank Wood and W. Holder; Southdown, Mesdames A. and K. |McDonald; Jervois Road, Mrs. Goffin; Ponsonby Road, Mrs. Bethany; Newton, Mrs Le Rossiford; Freeman's Bay, Mrs. S. Chambers; Hobson Street, Mrs. Jamison; Rocky Nook, Mrs, Shroeder; Mount Roskill, Mrs, Wingfiold; Mount Albert, Mrs. M. McLean,; Mount kden, Mrs. 0. Nicholson Dovonport, Mrs. St. Clair.

Bach of the ladies in chaxgo of stations will have a number of assistants, who will collect for periods of two hours.

The money contributed at the street collection to-morrow will be received from the ladies by Mr. Mcsser, tho assistant-city treasurer, and all ladies are warned to allow no one else to open the boxes. Mr. Moßser will make frequent trips to the various stations, and will take tho money to the Town Hall, whore Mr. William Rattray, the secretary of the St. John Ambulance Association, will count it and send tit to the bank. Mr. Rattray will bo glad of tho assistance of any gentlemen who can spare an hour or two to help him.