CADGING FOR THE CHOWS.

NZ Truth, Issue 98, 4 May 1907, Page 4

CADGING FOR THE CHOWS.

The following appeared m the local columns of the Evening Post.pf April 30th :— ■'.-'.. "In response to an appeal previously published m this Journal the following sums Ifoive- been received for the Chinese Famine Fund : Mr Justice Button £20, Miiss Stanton £2, Sympathiser £1. Messrs C. G-od'ber and Mitchell 10s each, Mrs and Miss I-lustwick 7s Od— a total of £24. The amount previously acknowledged was £14 .is 6d. All the nioney has -been for- ■ warded to. iho. China Inland Mission for tlistribuiio-n m China." Ye Gods md little fishes! ! O-ur hard earned ■money sent to help feed the dirty yellow dogs! Are there not any poor m New Zealand who would be glad and . are deserving of help, of food and winter clothing. i that we- should have our 'money sent out of our own country to help thestv foreign scum. Let their own breth- | ren* who come to our good land and set up m business, . thereby (taking t trade from our own countrymen -and filling their own greasy pockets, with our gold and siiver, let them help their oW'ii if it is necessary, and let Mr Justice Button and the others

look, round for some of t>he deserving poor ol Wellinlgtion, (for God knows there ate plenty of them) and do some good by first helping their own fellow countrymen who need a little help. A lot of gratitude the dirty Celestial will ever ?;ive to those of us who send him help. He shows it by, turning round on us and doing Id's ; level best to corrupt New Zealand white girlhood and womanhood, and surely our friend Button m his capacity of Judge, must be one of the best informed as to t<hc awful practices, of the Chow m our la/nd. Let him and all others rather teaob their families to shun the slimy slant eyes as they would the plague, and to say "'G-od bless Lionel Terry."