WHITE RIBBON HUTMENT FUND.

White Ribbon, Volume 24, Issue 280, 18 October 1918, Page 8

WHITE RIBBON HUTMENT FUND.

(Please read at your next meeting.) Dear Sisters, —I should again lik< to bring before your Lotice the urgent claim for funds towards our White Ribbon Hutment. In six months’ time Convention will he u|*>n us, when the list will be closed and the opportunity gone for contributing to suih a splendid cause. Now that the campaign for signatures is practically over, T would urge all Unions to make a big effort to collect funds now on behalf of our own Hutment, which will prove suih a blessing to our loved ones over the seas. Last week I received from New Brighton Union a splendid contribution of £2 l. If all did equally well in pro|K>rtion to membership, I would not be long in recording the required amount. A few months ago the Dunedin Union raised over Z'42 b> a <oiiiert given by one of our Y’s (Miss Mazcngarb) and her pupils, which was a grand success. Surel> oath Union can endeavour to do something in this direction. Ashburton, New Brighton, Soutn Dunedin, Dunedin, and Avondale N s are the only Unions which hav. s » lar sent me donations for the fund. Th • total amount I have in hand is £,'\ 12s, so you will see we have got to work hard to obtain the amount ve an aiming at. —Yours in White Robbon bonds, WINIFRED H. YOUNG, Treasurer White Ribbon Hutment Fund. 18, Dunblane St., Roslyn, Dunedin. P S. —Since writing the above, Palmerston North has sent in /‘too for this fund.