SOLDIERS' GIFT CAMPAIGN.
TOTAL TO DATE, £9904. As a result of the efforts of the first | week's campaign, for the raising of £25,000 I for the Soldiers' Gift Fund, and in aid of I regimental funds, nearly £10,000 has been received in direct promises or subscriptions. The promise cards, distributed earlier in the week, are now being returned in increasing numbers, and it is also becoming more apparent that the public are realising that this appeal is one in which everybody should help. The committee points out that if each family in the city and suburbs undertook to supply one half-crown parcel a month, the amount necessary to ■ continue the gift scheme would be raised without any difficulty. The following additional subscriptions have been received: — Previously acknowledged .. £9,065 8 11 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bankart .. 35 0 0 John Marshall, Remuera, ~ 25 0 0 M.M. .. .. 'Ib o 0 Mrs. J. H. Upton .. 12 0 0 B B. Snowdon .. 12 0 0 Mrs. Duff us .. ~ 10 O 0 T. Gilbert .. .. .. 10 0 0 D. M. Dingwall .. 10 0 0 Mrs. Trigg ~ 6 0 0 Mrs. N. Williams .. ~ 6 0 0 Miss Jane Fulton .. 6 0 0 Mrs. Burns, sen 6 0 0, Mrs. A. Pilgrim .. ~ 5 6 6 W. J. Boylan .. .. .. 5 5 0 Mrs. J. Craig .. .. ~ 5 0 0 Dr. Gordon .. . v 5 0 0 " Wellwisher" .. «... 5 0 0 Friend, Remuera .. ~ 5 0 0 Mrs. Gilbert 5 0 0 O'Leary Bros, and Downs, Ltd, 5 0 0 Mrs. J. Campbell, Bemuera ~ 5 0 0 Mrs. C. A. Whitney .. ~ 5 0 0 Mr. Choyee 6 0 0 Lex, £1 4s; Thompson and Saunders, W. F. Allen, Wm. White, W. Speight, each £3 3s; T. S. Wallace, Murrays Ltd., J. B. Firth. S. J. Beton, W. Coltman, Geo. H. Powley. Mrs. Powley. Mrs. Hutchinson (Pencarrow Ave.), Miss Ivy Mackenzie, J. Ziman, Mrs. G. M. Madill, Mrs. A. PaterBcn, Mrs. R. Hutton, Mrs. \V. E. Bush, Mrs. Leatham, Mrs. C. F. Scale, Mrs. W. J. Grieg, R. W. Black, Mrs. Cheeseman, Mrs. Fagan, Mrs. T. Buddie, Mr. and Mrs. A, Cooke, Mrs. D. A. Hay, Mrs. H. E. Palme.-. Mrs. P. C. Ritchie, R. K. Sinclaire. each £3; Employees of George Court and Sons, Ltd., £2 19s 6d; D, M. Mackadam, S. G. Dobson, Miss Gover. Mrs. E. Hillson. F. Bell, each £2 12s; Robert Coxhead (Miranda). £2 10s; W, H. Gibson, £2 8s; Mrs. J. Finlay, £1 8s; Mrs. V. M. Colbeck. £2 ss; Misses Pl<ndeleath and Burgess. — Arrowsmith, Walker and Coakley. F. S. Bankart, Winks and Hall, Friend, Mrs. A. P. Wilson. M.A., J. G. H. Mackay, E. Brooke-Smith, Mrs. Buxton, Ewington and Baker, Mrs. J. F. Ewen, each £2 2s; R. Angus, G. E. Stacey, Rev. Arthur Hopkins. J. McNeil, Mrs. Hislop, W. S. Furby, Mrs. J. Abbott. Friar and Richards. Mrs. T. Barston, Mrs. Shipherd, sen., Mrs. H. Mahon, Miss M. Wilson. Mrs. Pierce (Remuera!, each £2; Mrs. Warn, £1 12s 6d; Mrs. W. A. Johnston, Miss Drawbridge. Mrs. G. Taylor, A. Turner, Mrs. Magee, B. Sawyer, Mrs. Perdue, Miss R. Macaulay, Miss L. E. Marrinsr, E. N. A. Christianson. E. E. Kitchener, Mrs. Browne, Mrs. J. Fielder, Mis. Ada Mackay, A. E. Smith, A. M. Steele, Miss E. M. Statham. Miss D. Stanyer T. G. Shaw, H. Ennor. Miss Baylis, Mrs. W . Simmonds, Mrs.. J. S. Hope, Miss Cawkwell. Mies Ivy Reid. Miss E. R. Ellis L. P. Skinner, Miss Pachoud. Miss , North, Nurse Mason, Mrs. Thorn, Mrs. Ruddurk. Mrs. Moore, — ; Brophy. - Banister, Albert Wil- ! son, Mrs. Harold Kissling, Mrs. H. Streater, Mrs. Creraen, Miss ('. Scott. Miss Ellis. Miss V. E. de 1 Malmandre, Staff of Scott Printing Co., S. J. Archer, Mrs. Neave, Mrs. Dell, W. M. Watt, Miss Burton, Mrs. W. H. Whitelaw. '' Mrs. W. B. Colbeck. Mrs. W. R. ('. Walker, Mrs. Doug. Robertson. W. H. Burton. Miss K. E. Souter, Mrs. John Hall, Mrs. G. j Morton Smith, Mra. Jo'.l. Mrs. R. 1 J. Buchanan, Miss M. Rundle, > Mm E. Ensor, J. Beasley, Mrs. Middleton. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Balparnie, Miss D. Burry, Miss Hallance, each £1 10s; Miss D. Silt- [ ilifie, Miss V. Adams, Mrs. Crawshaw. Mrs. L. G. Culpan. E. ' f'rombie, Mrs. Emery, Miss Henderson 'City Road). J. Norman. ; each i' l 6s; J. C King, Shearer snd Eastsnte, H. J. Skinner, Mrs. Ca-rt-et. Mrs. Atkinson. Miss Cronin. Mrs. R. J. Baker. Mrs. Learning. Mrs. Payton. Mrs. L. McCartney, each £1 4s, Mrs. E. O. Scniby. £1 2s: A. E. Stoney. £1 2s; Anon.. Miss E. C. Firth. C. ! L Stevenson. Ltd., A. W. Roberlson, L. J. Volkner, J. Hislop, L. 1 ' King. W. A. Home. Ltd.. A. Friend. 3 i Mrs. E. Brown (Carlton). « Stemson. L. Beilyn, Anon.. W. A. . i Tub. H. S. C.. Anon.. Mrs H. 1 W. Wilson. E. 8.8.8.. P.L.F.. Mrs E Brooke-Smith. Stonex Bros C. F. Mark. Mrs. A. F. Mack'iy. EA.Kj. M.J.B. 'Bwomi. ! K. H. Wood. G.P., Mrs. Smith. II Mrs. J. R- Ridings, Mrs. R. Bas- , ten . . 330 " 0 ! Amounts of £1 and under 289 15 5 , £9,901 12 10 I Note.—The item of £107 3s 3d acknow--1 lodged in Saturday's issue was not the .result of Friday's procession., it representing ■i the amount taken by collection on the sheet j during March. . ( - >•■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16824, 15 April 1918, Page 7
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