THE PATRIOTIC FUND.
Mr G-. L. Denniston, general treasurer, acknowledges the following additional subscrixations: — Final subscription employees Shacklock and Co. (Limited) £2 11 6 Arrowtown contribution (per L. H. Preston) «... *98 7 3 Waihemo School children.. Mm 0 5 0 101 3 9 Previously acknowledged £, »■ ... 9927 4 8 10,028 8 5 An Auckland telegram says : — The Patriotic Fund Committee in Auckland have cabled £1677 to London. The balance, J3022, will be retained. A resolution was passed that each province provide relief for its own cases. A Relief Committee was appointed to inquire into and deal with cases requiring relief.
It is reported that the crops at Norfolk Island have been a complete failure. Sentenced to death ! the doomed man stands, To die in the prime of life — No bhade of hope, no outstretched hands, 1 No friend except his wife. She heeded not the doctor's voice, 1 "Hies cough would kill him sure," She saved his life, and did rejoice, With Woods' Great Pejujenninl- Cure.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2408, 26 April 1900, Page 22
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165THE PATRIOTIC FUND. Otago Witness, Issue 2408, 26 April 1900, Page 22
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