CHILDREN'S BREAD FUND

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14439, 4 February 1909, Page 8

CHILDREN'S BREAD FUND

OTAGO DAILY TIMES LIST.

\\e publish u detailed list of the subscriptions to ihc Children's Bread Fund minded in to this office, as an error has arisen in the total through a duplication of some of the amounts acknowledged ■—.f .Speight and Co. £25, A. and T. ln-li s £5 ss, J. Mitchell £5 Ss? r John Moloney £5 5s Herbert, llaynes, and Co. £5 ss. J. t' Wright £5 ss, Port Chalmers School Children £5 ss, A. (J. Mathias £5, 1). K Theoniin £5, Officers Land and Survey Department £3 15s. Mr Jones and Turn bull and .Tones s employees £3 7s 6d, Lawrence Sympathiser £3, Calvert and Brush £2 2s. K. v. £2 2s, K. R. Manning £2 2s, .Jubilee Coal Coinpanv £2 2s, *11. I) a y (Tapanui) £2 2s, Railway Stores (Hillside) £1 3s Od, Thanks Offering £l ss, .James Neil £1 Is, Mrs Macnoil £l Is. W. Emery £1 Is, Mrs Manning £1 Is, R. Benjamin £1 Is. A. M. S. £1 Is. J. U. Briggs £1 Is, \\. J. Molt £l Is. ICaikorai Orchestral Society £1 Is, l)r Martin £1 Is. A Strawer £1. Two Sympathisers £l, M. £l, ('. R°s. £1, C. P. £1. Chemicus £1, A. Moutiifui £1. K. R. Drensdon £1. T. T. M. £1 James Maxwell £1. A Friend £1, Witness Subscriber (Luinsden) £1. J no Hutchison 15s. May Hnwlinson collection lis 6d. 11. Bros. (Milton) 10s 6d. C. Smith (Owukaj 10s 6d. Mrs Jepson 10s, A. and L. B. 10s, Stranger 10s. Mrs T. Brown 10s. .7. Stron,' 10s, S. R. 10s. T. P. and (,'o. 10s, Patria 10s, Mr and Mrs Montgomery 10s. W. M. 10s. M. B. (Kurow) 10s, Adam ami Eve 7s 6(1, A Friend 7s 6d, Ist John iii. 17. S S . J. A- Wilkinson ss, Mrs Drensdon' ss, Sympathy ss. ('. M. (Xnscby) ss. F. E. ss, A Friend ss, L. C. ss. A. B. ss. Q. 5 S [ .Sympathiser ss, J. S. ss, S. A. S. 5s 0. F. I. ss. CI. Richards ss. Mrs ,J. Cro.-s ss. Two Widows ss, A. C. M. ss, E. K. ss, Sympathiser (Heriot) ss, ,T. 11. ss. A. W. ss. J. 3s. Sympathiser 3s, A Friend 3s. East Taieri Contributor 3s, Child Lover 2s 6d, J. B. 2s 6d. A. M. 2s 6d. J. M. 2s 6d G. W. 0. 2s 6ii. Mrs 11. J. A. 2s. — 2s! R. C. Is, An Organ Grinder 6d:—total £127 9s 6d.

TO-NIGHT'S CARNIVAL. His Worship the Mayor (Mr .7. M'Donuid) has recehed further offers of assistance for to-night. If the weather is good the entertainment will be one of the best ever hold in the city. It is evident from the spontaneous offers of assistance that, are coming in from all sides that the city has been thoroughly aroused to the urgent need that exists for assistance to Otll' own flesh and blood on the other side of the world. Pipe-major M'Kechnie. .7. M'&cbnie, juu., D. Matheson, and J.

M'Donald (pipers). together with a talented little Highland dancer (Miss Carter) and th" Curler brothers, of South Dunedin. who ave vocognisoii sis entertainers of the lirst. class, arc now added to the programme. The public will be well catered for on the trains, as thoy will ho carried- for one penny between the Post Office and ('arisbroolc. As evidencing the sincerity of all classes in Iho movemenl, his Worship yesterday received one shilling' in stamps Mom a. poor widow, who stated that "it. was for the starving children in England," If the widow's mite is so freely given, it is to be hoped that citizens more comfortably circumstanced will render assistance according" lo their means.