THE BELGIAN FUND.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11360, 12 April 1915, Page 5

THE BELGIAN FUND.

QUEEN OF THE HARVEST FESTIVAL. FARMERS' COO?. CA'MATE LEADING The Farmers' Co-operative Association's committee pub in a he-ivy vote on Saturday, with the result that its candidate, Miss A. Brantley, heads the poll this morning. Saturday's total of votes was 37,701. an exceptionally lieavy vote, making the grand aggregate 280,61.1, which represents a value of £2338 8s fid. The Sports' candidate has displaced the Commercial Travellers' nominee, the End Cross candidate has displaced the Combine';! Factories aud Ha (swell has displaced Foreshores. The positions are as follow: 1. No. I—Miss A. Bnunley (N. 55. Farmers' Co-op), red, black and yellow. 2. No. ID—Nurse Maude (Tramways), green and cream. 3. No- 11—Miss E. Allen (Waipara), pale blue and white. 4. No. <—-Miss Cissie Stevenson (Combined Pictures), red and black. 5. No. f)—Mrs R. 0. I,\.iK-aji (Sports), scarlet and gold. 6- No. B—Miss M. Nicol (Commercial Travellers), red and navy blue. 7. No. 6.—Nurse A. M. Jn.hnso.-i (Red Cross Nurses), red" and white. S. No. 3—Mis* L. French (Combined Factories), red, white and blue9. No. 2—Mis-s V. Cooke (Combined Drapers), violet and white. 10. No. 'l.2—-Miss ft. Nottingham (Hahnvell). green and cold 11. No- s—Miss O. Thorpe " (Foreshores), black and vellow. 12. No. 4—Miss Elsie Masefield iPeninsula), dark green, yellow and navy blue.