INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND. DAILY TIMES LIST.

Otago Witness, Issue 2412, 24 May 1900, Page 50

INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND. DAILY TIMES LIST.

Proceeds of concert and dance at Port Molyneux 5 16 6 . Per A. Anderson (Romahapa) . . 2 5 6 Additional contributions from Lauder Presbyterian Church, including Hill's Creek, Cambrian, LavI der, Blacks, Poolburn, and Ida Valley, £2 10s; a church member, Cambrian (per Rev. Mr Gsllie), 5s 2 15 0 'Porl Chalmers Congregational Church Band of Hope .. .. 117 0 Cargill road Wesleyan Church (making a total subscription of £23 15s) 12 0 From Unknown (per M. F.) .. .. 10 0 Mrs H. N. Nalder 100 J. Paterson, Pore Molyneux .. 10 0 T.T 0 10 0 James Chapman, Stoneburn .. .. 010 0 Waipiata School — Mary Law, Is 3d ; Je3&io Low, is 3d; John Kearney, Is; Agnes Paterson, Is; A. C, ss ; total 09 G Following is detailed list of subscriptions acknowledged yesterday from A. Anderson, Rcmahapa: — Guest and. Anderson's employees: J. Churchill, T. Anderson, John Anderson, W. Horpburgh, D. Field, H. Neame, VV. Dunshea, John Horsburgh, F. M'Keown. W. Shaw, 2s 6d each; D. Thompson, G. Donaldsor, J. Thompson? J. Todd, N. Adams, W. Tliornpson, A. Abernethy, P. Laughton, A. Jeukinson, F. Field, 2s each; — total, £2 ss. THE UEXERAL TREASURER'S LIST. Daily Times previously published,) . . 400 0 0 Balclutha collection (per Mr John M'Neil, mayor, including £0 0s 7d Mr Baker's lecture) 90 9 10 Clyde subscription, per county cleik.. 22 9 10 Collected at St. Joseph's Cathedral and the Crunch o£ Hie Sacx-ed Heart, Noith-East Valley .. .. 18 15 6 Telegraphed by E. C. Murroll, mayor oi CrttoweJi 17 19 0 St. Patrick's Church, South Dunedin 16 13 G The Clinton List. Collected by Messrs M'Lachlon- and Campbell, Clinton: Wm. Charlton, £\ Is; Alex. Hamilton. £1; Alex. Douglas, 10s 6d; Miss M'Cann and xi. Hammer, 10s each ; Hugh Rae, John Campbell, D. Haya, Mrs Rhodes, M'Lc-xhlan, W. Craig, T. Williams,

T. Belsham, Mrs Irving, W. Climpson, A. Robert, P. JTinlayson, and Mrs Hay, 5s each; S P. M'Rorie, Thos. Graham, Mrs D. O'Kane, W. J. Tresidder, A Friend, Ted M-lllioy, D. Tupples, jun.. Wm. John Styles, M. Hall, ■- Belsham, Mrs R. W. Newson, J. JbL Wright, Cht-.rles Bruce, Patrick Mitchell, D. Fraser, Arthur Cockroft, Wm. A. Murray, T. A. Thomson, C. Redpath, James Cockburn, Thos. Cogger, Geo. Cogger, James Curran, H. Hall, and A. M'Donnld, 2s 6d each ; Mrs Melrose, W. Henderson, A. M'Kenzie, and D. B. Wallace, 2s each ; S. Corbet and A Friend, Is each; total, .810 9s. Collected by Messrs C. M. M'Donald and J. Gardner, Clinton: J. Gardner, 10s; John Boyle, Alex. Noble, and J. Ritchie, os each; A. Murray, Armstrong, Sam Mcc, C. Cuff, Mrs F. J. Steel, J. B. Wallace, Thomas Wilson, Watt Findlayson, James Laifey, and Maggie M'Cormack, 2s 6d each; D. Leal, Agnes Murray, and Norah M'Corlnsck, Is each; total, £2 13s. Clinton School children, £1 12s 3d ; grand total 14 Id 3 Mauiigatiia district (collected by school girls) " 10 3 7 Contribution Mornington Wesleyan Church 8 10 11 Employees Herbert, Havnes, ,and Co ' . . . . 810 0 Pupils George street School, Duneciin •.. .. 714 Lovell's Flat Presbj'terian Church (per Rev. P. B. Fraser) 7 0 0 Second canvass of Tuapeka'West (per Rev. J. M' Caw) 8 0 0 Pupils Normal School (per D. R. White) 656 North Taieri Presbyterian Church . . 5 2 6 Anderson's Bay Cricket Club, proceeds concert 500 Dunedin branch Theosophical Society 4 10 Luggate School children and sympathisers 3 11 0 St. Mark's Anglican Church, Green Island 366 Employees Marshall's Chemical Proceeds church social, Girnmermerburn (per H. H. Kirkpatrick) 3 0 6 Proceeds of basket festival by children in Sawyers' Bay district, got lip by Miss Crawford, assisted musically by Port Chalmers and Dunedin friends .. .. 3 0 0 Company (Limited) 2 13 6 Sew Hoy 220 Donation carvers, etc., from J. Duncan, realised '200 North Dunedin Presbyterian Sunday Sohool 1 17 0 Piipils Sandymount School . . . . 15 0 Surplus from Waipori Oddfellows' anniversary celebration . . . . 14 6 Collected at concert by Port Chalmers Brass Band (per W. J. Waters) 1 4 '3 Surplus Otago Daily Times picnic 13 2 T C , 110 J. M , ... 2 0 0" John Lequesne .. .. .. .. .. 10 0

Taieri Eeach School Children .. .. 10 0 F. W. Knight (Waipori) ....... 10 0 R. . Payne 100 Concert got up by Percy Robinson, W. Keys, A. M'Farlane, and A. Hodges at Musselburgh .... 013 8 Collected by Walter Guest, aged six years, Brighton 0 13 9 Woodhaugh Wesleyan Sunday School 015 0 Children St. Luke's Sunday School, / Mo3giel 0 12 6 Mias G; A. Smyth, Maitland street 0 10 6 A. Stoneham 0 10 6 Additional, Tapanui Presbyterian Church 0 10 0 F. E. V .. 0 10 0 Second donation Merton School children 080 B. Naylor (Clyde, half value of tickets sold, gala A.0.F.) 0 5 0 W. P. Perry 0 5 0 E. Johnson .. .. .. „ „ 05 0 Mrs Lewisham 050 Additional from pupils Normal School 0 4 4 Additional, Congregational Church 0 2 6 John Creighton, jun., Spec Gully.. 0 2 6 Sympathiser 026 A friend 0 2 6 The Outram District CornmiUee, consisting of Mr Snow (convener), Mr Chisholm (treasurer), Mrs Cattan, Miss Dale, Dr Cattnn, Mr Bathgale, and J. White (secretary), appointed the school children collectors for the fund, with the following result: — £23 4s in cash and goods of a probable value of £7 7s. List of subscribers: Dr Cattan £1, A. M'Lintcok 3s, T. A. Bird 2s 6d, Rev. J. Kirkland £1. Outram 3s, Aird M'Cleery 6d, G. M'Cleery Bd, Gordon Neil! Is, Mrs Neill la, P. Neill Is, J. M'Kay Is, N. Ross 2s 6d, H. Thomson 2s, A' Friend 2s 6d, A. Anderson 2s, Mrs Martin 1 bag of flour (251b), Miss Murray ss, Mrs Cuthbert 2s 6d, Mrs Scott ss, Miss Andrew ss, Miss Duff 2s 6d, Mrs D. Low 2s 6d, Mrs Anderson 2s, Mrs Robertson 2s, Miss Cook os, Mrs Stevenson ss, Mrs Stewart 2s 6d, Mrs Grant Is, Mrs Hannah 2s, Mrs Wildey Is, Jno. Neill ss, Mrs Snow 2s 6d. D. Sherrifr 2s 6d, John Chisholm ss, Mrs Wallace 3s, Chas. Ijow 2s 6d, "The Glen "' 2001b flour, Mrs Hughes 2s 6d, Mrs Murray 7s 6d, Jno Anderson. 2s 6d, Mrs Thomson 2s, Mrs Trims Q? Gel, Nettie Andrew 2s 3d, Miss Scot!- 33>3 3> A. Tm>p its 6d, D. Murray 2s, Mrs P. Robertson ?.s 6c! . A Friend ?<5 6d, Miss Grant ?« 6d, D. Grant •?. sacks of wheat, J. WyJho 2s Gd, 'Mr'- Dow os. Si. Leonard la-, Mrs C. Dow jun. 2s Gel,- Mvs Jno. Dow 2s

6d, A Fnond Gd, R. Nidd 2s, A Friend Is, A. Sutherland £1. S.' Young 30s, Airs Young ss, S. You-.g inn. 2-j 6d, J. Yor.n^ 2s 6d, A. Young ]=, iliris Cookson is, James Bisi; 4 «a-. hi of wheat, Jno. Tiathgate 5 sacks of vheal, 3). TCdinon'-l 2= 6d, Mrs Wn'ehl 2s 6J. a "FrwurT (W.S.I vaTuo 10s 6d, IX M-TCelUr o3o 3 fid. j[ r , 3 STi c :,ol* 4s .T. M'Lp.chlan 10s, Mvi Alexander 2s Gel. A. H. O.K. ss, A. .Ramsay 4<s. F,. Joups Is Gd. "'" JTeln ss. E. Guest 9% A Friend SM, ]). Baird 3s 6-1, Lily Shrimplon 2s. 3lrs I>-ammonrl Is, Geo. Kutherford ss, J. Dev.Mi- 2=:. JllO White ss, Jas. Dow itm. 3s, Tho-. Dow 3s. Ivlrs Dow sen. 2s, ,1. W. Dow 3s, Fred. Dow S& Gd, Msuy Dow 3s (3d. Mrs Harvey 2<s, C. Su:fk— , -Si T. Henderson sa. J. MTTi-o'sln 2& 6cl, ,T. S. Jones, os, T. and W. M'Leod ] bag o' poS'tfoea. fl. l/indsaj' ss, Miss Dale ss, Jno. Grant 3s Gel, ,T. T3ruce 2 bf>gs of oats, J. Devaney Z "op.a oi pot's lo p s. Miss Fulton 1 lias; of uears. Ed. Hcci;ai .-El, 11. flalston 2s 6d, J. U enact 2p. ~3 . B>yr« 2.=. Sympathy (H.J.F.') 10s, G. Baxter ss, A Friend or Two £1, A. Chisholm 10s, J. Donald 10.=, D. Wyllia 3s, Mrs Jarf. Patrick s^. The following are the detailed lists of some subscriptions, itii totals of which have already been acknowledged : — Clyde Eub-icrrotions, per county clerk :— L. D. M'George, R. Gilkison, B. Naylor, J. E. Stevens, G. Fache, Hill and Stevens, £1 Is e-ich ; James M'Azthur, £.1; 11. J. Stauntonj J. S. Dickie, i(1.i (1 . Jeffrey, 30s Gd each; Jtt. S. Gilkison, James IJ>.vif(, 30a pach; H. Partudge, John Smart, 11. ftteolie.is, P. Bowman, T. Bai-i-y, C. Hutton, 33. H. Wat:on, A. Waddell, Rev. C. C. Oldham, G. XI. A. SJinnio-ids, l. r rb Boil. J. Campbell, W. C. Pitches, S. Welsford, H. Bercoe, Mrs Dickie, 5s e?.cu; ATiss IL'C'onnoebie, 3s 6d; G. Tiivchlifie. T. M'Mamis, A. Gye, a friend, A. Ircnsido, In". Lcdley, A. Thompson, W. IT'Ren, a. friend, J. IToilo-vay, G. H. Stevens, E. Naylor, jwn., A. E. Gye, A. O. Fountain, Jas. Wilson, E. W. Af-flpld, E. Xaylor. A. Keith, Miss Bagshaw, Mrs Fowler, Mrs Miller, Mrs Hueston, Mr 3 M'Kenzie, Mrs Eilcy. M. Holden, 2s 6d each; J. Faisandier. 2<3; Mrs Gye, Is; Miss C. -Gilkison, 10d;— total, £17 19s iod. Per Mr T. Wlnrfcer, Tarras: J. M'Rae, T. M'Whirter, £ 1 each : John M'Donald, 10& ; Amy M'Whirter, James M'Master, P. Power, A. Crombie, R. Dickey, John Campbell, A. Nicholson, 5s each ; W. Parry, John Poisoa, James Rayne, A. Patteison, John Little, James M'Whirter, 2s 6d each;— total, J5. Grand total, £22 9s lOd. Taieri Beach School children's donations: — Ernest Fallowfield, Is; Frances Houston, 3d; Thomas Houston, Gd ; Jessie Coutts, Is ; Frank Coutxs, 6d; _Mary Coutts, 3d; John Russell, 3s; Mary M'Leod, 6d; Catherine M'Leod, 6d; Isabella M'Leod, 6d; Beatrice Roberts, Is; Minnie Roberts, 1s ; Georgina Lawson, 2s ; Robert Lawson, 2s ; Thirza Bumard, Gd ; Florence Burnard, 6d ; Eva Burnard, 6d ; John Bumard, 6d; Frank Milne, 2s; Hvigh Russell, 2s; — total, ' £1. The Treasurer on Saturday remitted to the Viceroy of India — kindly cabled free of exchange, as formerly, by the Bank of New Zealand — the sum of £3 000, making, with previous remittances, .£3500 sent in all from Dunedin. A very successful concert was held in tho Anderson's Bay Sunday School Hall on Friday, 11th, in aid of the Indian famine relief fund, the promoters being the Anderson's Bay Cricket Club. The chair was occupied by the Rev. A. Cameron. The piogiamme commenced with a minstrel entertainment, the parts being taken by members of the club. This proved very enjoyable. A piano solo by Mr Burrell, songs by Mrs Monkman, Misses Reid and Gallichan, and Mr J. Evans (encored) were all well received. Miss T. M'Donald ably recited '" The Ballad of Splendid Silence," and Mr D. M'Curdy gave an original recitation, " The Boys We Sent Away, both receiving encores. A comic song (" Last night") by Mr G. Kirkwcod, and a cbniic recitation (" Tim Hooligan's Mare ") by Mr G. Pressly were the cause of much enjoyment, encores being insisted upon. The programme concluded with a laughable farce, " The Irish Magistrate," the parts being ably sustained by members of the club, after; which the audience sang a verse of " God save the Queen." The above programme provided a splendid evening's entertainment, besides enabling the treasurer to hand the sum of £5 to the treasurer of the famine relief fund.

Miss Gertrude Watt, of Napier, has donated £100 to the fund for the assistance of fbe families of New Zealand killed or injured in. the South African war.