RED TRIANGLE DAY.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16162, 16 March 1918, Page 9

RED TRIANGLE DAY.

THE Y.M.C.A. APPEAL. IIIE CURT?'; CHUKCHI STREET COLLECTION". i2J 4 REALISED. '" Jlocl Triangle Day" dawned yesu-i----l.iv in no very promising manner, anu, n fnt-t. a suov.er of rain fell during he morning, but this did not damno-.i h.-: enthusiasm of those nsvociuoil ritli the appeal, and towards r.l''-itt.-rnoon tliev were rewarded with t'it !{,*i en ranee of bi iirln. chct?ry sunlig'it rhidi must have indircctly netted n onsiderable slim for the organisation Throughout the day the buttons, boLi: or contributors of over 10s and undm hat amount, soid readily—in fact, tin ■espouse of the public to the direct •fpeal for money was probably the most juiiercus and spontaneous ever accorded o any similar effort in this city. I >rac ;" .icaily by midday it was indeed difficult to espy pedestrians minus ii e amiliar lied Triangle sign. Tlie Cham>er of Commerce hall, the lieadquar:ers of the campaign, was a scene ot ntense and ordered activity. _ Around ;lie loom were boards on which the 'bunts" were marked out. While clost: jy stood a flentiful supply-sol bulv :a!Ioi-tors. readv to go "on duty. ' N'carlv a.i the "St. Joim Ambulance :Vs.sociatioivs collectors were there, tnd under the vi-rv able direction ot Vfr (J. J. Tieleaven, taey and others, lumbering two hundred and thirty 111 tJi, i-amcd out their duties in a lighiy satisfactory manner. Many i oletTtors who had undertaken to work 'or a specified time became so imbued ivith enthusiasm that they "carried jii" during the whole day, and it ivi>s isserted tnat oue elderly lndv who sailed forth with her box at 8 a.m. jtterl.v refused to yield it up until the conclusion of the day! Several gontiemen, headed bv Mr A. F. Carey, iiad their hands full during the wliok :lay dealing with the constant stream if money uisgorged h" the collectionboxes, and the staff of the Bank r,f VeiV South Wales very lcindlv checked all the receipts. 'ihe Bank's total i-ariod from ilr Carey's only in »he matter of pent-?. Very much appreciated refreshments were provided ill the hall, under the direction of Mrs E. M. Hunter. Mrs R. Jones and Mr V. Beck had charge of the buttons, find lid good work m distributing them tc jollccfrors. The utmost onthusiasm prevailed among all the workers, who Jid splendidly throughout, and when, ot about 10 p.m.. the total collected ivas announced to be £1244 7s Id, expressions of delight were numerous. ■ Mr C. M. Olhvier, chairman of _lir ;oniffiittce. stated to a representative "The Press" that the whole of the Bed Triaugle campaign had been a great success. A marked feature of it had been in direct giving, no monev coming in from stalls and that kind of attraction. The spirit of givintj and giving willingly had evidently caught the public. As there had been such a great rush of contributions. the secretary and treaurer had been unable to cope with the work, and there would probably be somo delay in the acknowledgment of private subscriptions. As a street collection, vestordny's effort was a record, nB the largest previous effort, the "Our Dnv" collection in 1916) resulttd Vn; follows. Street collection £084. stalls £720. The largest amount collected in one box yesterday "'as £37 9s. Subscriptions are coming in freely from the country, from which a very large total is expected. A feature of the campaign has been the generous response of the schools. The members of the South Waimakariri River Board, who paid a visit of inspection yesterday to tho part of Ihe river below tne Empire hridc-e, decided to vote £10 10s towards he Y.M.C.A. War Fund. YESTERDAY'S SUBSCRIPTIONS, Thfc Citizens' Committee report having reeeivod the following amounts since the publication of our list yesterday :—

. WELLINGTON'S ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE. THE DOMINION TOTAL. (press association telegram.) WELLINGTON, March 15. Red Triangle Day was held in Wei lington to-day in beautiful sunn} weather. Crowds of almost unprece dented size thronged the streets, anc the returns from the street collection: were well above the average. Thi feature of the day was the excellcn representation of a camouflaged tanl which led the procession of decorate! motor-cars, and afterwards patrollei the streets. During the day and ii the evening very interested crowd watched the boards where the Do minion results were posted until a lat hour to-night. The following are the Dominioi totals, as far as can be ascertained tc nigh t: — £ Wellington City ... 21,500 Wellington Province . ... 19,750 Christchurch City ... 14,250 Canterbury Province ... 10,750 Dunedin City .•• ... 11,500 Otago Province "... ... 9,750 Wellington Military Area 41,250 Canterbury Military Area 25,000 Otago Military Area ... 21,250 North Island total ... 41 3 250 South Island total ... 46,250 Grand total for New Zealand ... £87,500 As many country towns are holding their Red Triangle Day to-morrow, the final results cannot be posted before Tuesday next. IN OTHER PLACES. (PRKSS ASSOCIATION' TELEGRAMS.) WANGANUI, March 15. The Red Triangle appeal to-day realised £2600. Amounts from the adjacent districts have yet to conio In. OAMARU, March 15. North Qtago set out to raise £5000 for the Y.M.C.A. appeal. The .-ampaign concluded to-night with a poster cr.'rnival and concert in tho Opera House, which realised £120. Tho fund now stands at £4300, and it is confidently expected that the £5000 aimed at will bo exceeded when all the returns aro in. This must be a reconl on a per capita basis for the Dominion. GENERAL RICHARDSON'S TRIBUTE. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON, March 15. Brigadier-General G. S. Richardson, General Officer Commanding at Administrative Quarters in England for the New Zealand Expeditionary Forje, cables to-day from London as follows in connexion with the Red Triangle Day effort: "Every officer and man in the field, in camp, and in hospitals in England benefits bv and greatly appreciates the good work done by the Y.M.C.A.. which is now an indispensable part of the organisation of the Army, ci'd which will be required to continue its efforts after the war during the demobilisation period. I strongly urge every citizen to support the two great- ( est organisations wnich work for ine welfare of, our soldiers —viz.. the tied j Cross, which does so much to ameliorate tho condition of tho sick and wounded, and the Y.M.C.A., which promotes the moral welfare and improves the physiological condition ot the men in the war."

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' 0 0 M Anonymous ... ... 5 0 0 A H. Hammond and Co. ... 1 10 Aitr-hison. rnc' Co. ... 1') 10 0 Smith and .Smith, Ltd. ... 20 0 0 I 1 > Richard Allen ... ... .50 0 0 C ; J. B. Vautisr ... ... -5 0 0 , Kemslov anil Co. ... 25 0 0 P A. Bron .5 .5 C ICoim'ev and Co.'s Employees 2 2 0 A ' A. E. "Prep- ... ' ' ... r> r> 0 A ■ Walter J. Moore ... .5 0 0 Ai ; Dr. J. O. Pnirmnn ... •"> 5 0 V . Colonel and R. Snow ... .13 0 Rawsor>. and Low ... ' .1 0 S Mr .'■ud Mrs Elwvn Jackson 11 0 Xo. P.5 ID 0 0 F J. J Brr>wr'rt> ... ."> 0 V Mr r*ul M'<- C. 1v. Sams... 5 2 0 A ; Dr. G. J. Blnekmoro ... 5 0 0ft ; F. B. Say.sford ... ... '2 10 O }f U. S5. fl-soli ... ... 2 2 O T ' J. J. M ! I 0 i ;. H, c. ... 8 0 0 c Fewinjr' and Co. ... 2 2 0 y 1 G. E. Greonstreet ... .5 0 0 t 1 E. Bidwel! 1 0 0 I Mi? 1 * M. Cholmondelov ... i 1 0 » ; C. I>. B. ... ... " ... 2 10 0 Q ; Cooner and Prvce ... 10 10 0 a W. H. Harris " ... ... 5 0 0 ? ' Craddock and Co., Ltd. ... 5 0 0,. s George Hanmer ... ... 3 3 ft u J L. P. Syi'ips 2 2 0 £ • Mi'c Boon ... ... 1 1 0 f e C. E. Bonn ... ... 2 2 0 " S. fiwiiKer ... ... 1 1 0 -J > F. C. Poole ... ... 0 10 0 £ « A. B (110 0 II R. Hall'burt-n 1 0 0 j ' A. Archonhold ... ... 5 5 0 f Mrs G L Brnth I 0 0 £ - Mrs C. B. MacDot'.jrall ... 0 10 0 C ll Fred. Box ... ' ... 1 1 0 < 0 Universal Fish Supply ... 2 2 U lillen Fairweather ... 5 5 0 I 1 Rev. F. N. Taylor ... I i I)' f Early and Son ... 2 2 0;- ; C. Class I 0 0 ? u C. II. Duff ... ... 1 1 (),J 0 A. Masteia ... ... 1 0 u|J 11 Miss I. Munro ... ... 5 0 0 I 0 H. J. Howlker i 1 0 iMiss Bowlker ... ... 0 10 0 1 Memory of AV. L t ... 5 0 "0 I c_ G. E. 8. 1 0 O ( Soldier's Wife ... ••• 0 2 6] ,e Alex. MacLean ... ... 110] 0 Thos. Austin ... ... 110] 10 A. E. White ... ... 10 0. ." Clias. Lyons ... 5 0 0 { Dr. E. G. Lovinge ... 5 5 0 < " Dr. W. H. Simpson ... 5 5 0: Mrs Evans ... ••• 0 10 0 T. C. oi- S. C 0 10 0 j [ ? Mrs Mac-Beth ... ... 3 0 0 Mrs S. A. Staples ... I 1 0 i l * S. A. Staples ... ... 1 1 0 i l ~ W. H. R. Dalo ... ... 2 2 0, ,e G. H. Woods ... ••• 5 5 0 i Melhuish and Co. ... 5 0 0 Mc-Phail and Fisher ... 2 2 0>v ' Dean Harper ... ... 5 0 0; L -" B. Mooro ... ... 5oO E. Coc ... ... 2 2 0 G. A. Blackmore ... L 1 0 ' ,n Jesse E. Westland ... 5 5 0 11 J. Mc-Leod ... ... 10 0 ls G. E. McLeod 10 0 . N. T. I'carco ... ... 1 1 0 Wriirglesworth and Binns... 5 0 0 J. N. Du Feu and Co. ... 3 3 0 of A.E.13. 2 0 U : •is a.m. ... • ... o io o J. Lorrimer ••• 10 0 C. Wynn Williflms ... 3 3 0 a- Mr and Mrs C. S. Harper 10 0 0 iit G. H. French ... ••• 1 0 U of John Bates and Co., Ltd. 10 10 0 t' W. Sansom ... ... .200 It! Mrs N. B. Smith ... 10 0 W. Dean 2 2 0 M. and J. Hall 3 0 0 Mrs Phillip Hanmer ... 2 0 0 Kav Livingstono ... 5 0 0 \ Mother of Five Soldiers... 0 10 0 T. H. Griffiths 5 0 0 Misses A. and E. Evans... 10 0 A. Sorrcll ... ... 110 Jatnes A. Boot ... ... 5 0 0 ■ v " J. Clarke 10 0 its A. M. O. 1 0 0 Mr and Mrs T. T. Bowling 50 0 0 Jas. Morrison ... ... 2 2 0 A. D. Dobson ... ... 5 0 0 d. Mrs G. X. H 10 0 0 E. B. Taylor ... ••• 0 10 0 l) Bowler ... ... 110 0 W. Westwav ... ... 10 0 0 A. B. Cox ••• . ... 1 0 0 0 Morrison and Morrison ... 10 0 0 O S. and W. 6. ••• ... 1 10 0 U K. B. Blamires ... ... 1 0 0 0 Mrs C. II. Biss 10 0 U Mrs L. Palmer ... ... 110 0 J5. W. H. Gray 5 O 0 U Buchanan and Sons, Ltd.... 7 7 0 0 H. Broadhead, sen. ... 10 0 0 11. D. Broadhead ... 2 0 0 0 Mr and Mrs E. Denham ... 2 2 0 "0 Bydand ... ... 110 Mrs Drop. ... ... 1 1 (i 0 Misses Dron ... ... 110 01 Mrs B. L. Lano ... 3 0 0 0 J. W. McGregor ... 110 0 Mrs J. W. McGrcgor ... 110 (j Jos. Wallace 2 2 0 0 G. H. Treleaven ... 3 3 0 0 Mr and Mrs J. E. J. ... 1 0 0 01 C. J. Newoll ... .... 7 7 0 0 K. Reece, Ltd. ... ... 2o 0 0 Mrs G. Harper ... ... 1/0 0 Anonymous . 5 0 0 O Jlr and Mrs J. P. Mont0 gomerv ... ... 3 0 0 0 H. M. Cotton ... ... 5 5 0 Jas. Fleming and Co., Ltd. G 6 0 6 C. Dupgan and Sons ... 3 3 0 0 Christchurch Gas Co. 0 (works dep.) oniployees... S 15 0 J.D. 110 0 Anonymous ... ... 110 U In memory of F. Goodwin 10 0 Webloy. Sons, and Gofton 5 5 0 0 "So-:ond Division" ... 3 3 0 0 i Waltham School ... 5 9 1 0 | South Waimakariri "River "I Board . ... ... 10 10 0 0 i H. Light-band. Ltd. ... 2 2 0 0, P. and D. Duncan's em01 ... ... S 0 0 0 j T>r. H. K. Allison ... 2 2 0 V Chas. B. Clark ... 20 0 0 ''. W\ Wiggins. Ltd. ... 2 2 0 , Mrs A. C. Newton ... 2 0 D „ Mrs -T. F. Buchanan ... 25 0 0 |W. A. McLaren ... 10 0 0 X'L. B. Wood ... ... 2 0 0 Bo.iuchamp Lane ... 10 10 O n John B. Firth ... ... 5 0 0 0 X T ora Firth ... ... 5 0 0 1 Anderson, Ltd., employees 10 12 0 0 Thos. Danks ... ... 5 0 0 (j 1 John A. Tait ... ... 3 3 0 0 F.A.B. ... ... 50 0 0 0 T. Armstrong and Co., Ltd. 50 0 0 0 W. Xicholls and Sons (Bely! f»st) ... ... ... 150 0 0 0 J. R. BeMier ... ... 50 0 0 it W. H. Pric ".nd Sons ... 25 0 0 Q T)r. aid Mrs H. T. J. 0 Thacker ... ... ?.i 0 0; 1 q¥.I>. Kesteven ... ... 25 0 0 0 10 0 O I 0 C. E. Otley ... ... .5 5 0 0 Dr. J. B. Downes ... 3 0 0 0 T>r. Manning ... ... 2 0 0 i 0 Wright, Stephenson Co. Staff 10 0 I 0 hfyward Bros. 3nd Co., • 0 lAd. ... ... ... 10 0 0 I 0 A. M. Musgrave ... 5 0 0 ) 0. J- A. Frostick ... ... 5 5 0 I 5' Miss M. Lamoat... 1 0 Q.

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Taylor ... -•> 0 0 ; M.C F ... 1 1 0 I ,r Mrs Palmer 3 3 0] Af A. Hav £5 an 1 Dr. Orchard i ' £5 • 10 0 0{ f West Christchu rcli School 13 1> 1 Aj Ivy Da vies ... \ 0 ( >|W Children, Normal School ... 3 13 0 M Bank of New Zealand Staff 1- 0 0 i T-r P.vne and Co. s Employees 33 0 01 M W. and E. Broadway ' ... E0 ft 0 C. Adams Bros. ... ... 0 .1 0 Ai A. Stovort • • ••• - - 0 I .In Mrs Burbmv ... ... 10 0 0 I M W. N. Bennett ... ... 3 0 0 Tt Mrs R. B-tholl ... ... 2 0 0 .T. S. S. Blackburne... ... 1 I 0 C. Mr and Mrs G. E. Blanch 3 0 0 T? 1 Professor Blunt ... ... .1 0 0 M W. 1. Bolam ... ... 3 3 0 M ' A. Boulnois . . ... 53 0 0 M 1 Mrs II. 0. Buchanan ... 3 0 rt Ai 1 E W. H. Cole ... 2 2 0 L. 1 T.' D. Conciell ... ... '2 2 <> A 1 Mrs D a. in n ie r-C io s s I e v ... « !! 0 51 1 G. II. N." Helmoie * ... 40 0 0 M * Mr and Mrs Robert Hay ... 13 0 0 M | Hollis Bourn ... ... 0 0 H Mother of Soldiers ... 10 0 W Avon Dairy Co. ... ... 15 lo 0 M Colin Deans . . ... 10 0 0 M S. M. Deans ... ... 10 0 0 N ! Memory Suvla liny ... 0 ]0 0 \ Waimniri County Council ... 10 10 1 R \ Solomon ... ... 1 1 0 S. M. Bicknoll 3 3 0 T= i C. Morton Ajylerson ... 3 0 0 M ) Misses Broadway ... ... 10 ft 0 X > Butterworth Bros.' employees 2 11 0 ~M > Sale of Onal 10 0 0 T > A. H. Km E 13 10 0 M ) Cotton Bros., Ltd. ... JO 10 0 T ) N.Z. Supplies ISxchangP ... 10 0 0 ) Chas. E. Thomas ... ... 2 2 0 ) G. Coates and Co. ... 10 10 0 E , J. B. Merr«tt 12 10 0 A 1 Wilfrid Gibson ... 1 1. 0 j 1 T. J. Robsoti ... ... 50 0 0 j Steel Bros. ... ... 3 0 0 3 Mrs T. T. RobfOn... ... 3 0 0 . ;j Misses Thonipson ... ... 3 3 0 [) I Maddrcn B;os. ... ... 0 0 D McCoy nnd Lock ... ... 2 2 T) I) J. H. Seymour ... 2 2 0 CI Hastie, Bull and Piekoring o 5 0 [) M. J. Rosevi-arne .. ... 3 3 0 0 C. McCnlly and Co. ... 3 3 0 6 Pefcov Kennedy ... 110 0 F. K. Hunt 2 2 0 0 Brown's Laundry ... 5 5 0 0 Allan Hopkins ... ... 10 0 0 0 Gill and Co. ... ... o 5 0 ,• 0 Chas. Philpott and Co. • • 110 0 New Brighton Surf Bathing 0 and Life Saving Club ... 2 2 O.d AnoBymous ... ••• 3 3 0 t9 J. M. Heywood and Co. 10 10 0 v 0 Mr and Mrs W. A. Sheate... 10 0 0 f 0 Mrs A. Sorrell ... . . 0 10 0 r H R. H. Wilson ... ... 3 » 0 v Zealandia Soap and Candle n Co., Ltd. 100 O 0 t 0 Friond ... • • 10 0 t, .. (r. Low ••• ••• 1 1 0 X rt W. J. Coles ... ... 1 1 0 T, X J. P. Collins ... ... 1 1 0 1: fi Armiger and Co. ... a V 2 iv Barrett and Co. ... ... 1 10 t rt i Miss E. Wise 1 0 r n I Mrs Reeves ... 1 0 0 Miss A. E. Reeves ... 0 10 0 () II. Mooro ... ... o 0 0 0 E. T. Slenlove ... •• 2 - 0 0 M. S Brown 10 0 0 it Mr and Mrs A. "Donaldson 0 Smith ... 2 2 0 D Cvril R. Whale ... ... 2 2 0 u .7. H. Sharp o 0 0 0 I». T. Andreae ... ••• ° 0 X 0 A. Dickson ... ••• 0 5 0 0 Memory B. G. and G. G. ... 0 10 0 0 J. J. Brown . . ... 1 i 2 n Mrs Annie Browrt ... 1 r 0 0 Mr and Mrs W. P. Evans ... 20 0 0 0 Mrs M. TosswUI ... ... 1 I 0 0 Miss R. Leadi ... 1 * 0 0 Mr* C. K Meredith-Kayc... 10 10 0 O S.J..T. ' 2 2 0 0 Dr. P. S. Foster ... ... 3 0 0 0 Mrs N X. Secretan ... 3 0 0 0 A.W. 1 1 2 1 0 C. H. Uphaui, Lytteltnn ... 3 o 0 i 0 J.R.W/ 1 2 2 ' 0 W. H. Ffister ■.. ... 1 0 0 0 Mrs John Carl 2 0 2 0 H. Penrce ... ... 1 1 0 0 Jill Baker 1 « 0 0 Judith Bakor ... ... 12 2 0 Tetfiran ... ... 0 R. F. Houlihan 2 2 0. 0 Sohinx ... ... 0 0 0 v'X P ... ... 0 10 0 0 M.cj, ••• • ... 2 10 0 0 Mrs E. M. Helmorc ... 5 0 0 0 H. P. Hill ... 0 0 0 Commercial Bank of A us2 tralia •• • • 23 2 2 0 Mrs F. D. and MigfcCs Gibson 6 0 0 2 P. H. Evans 2 5 2 2 G. W Strickctt ... ... 2 10 0 2 J. W.' Munday 1 0 0 21 E. P. March 1 1 0 ,9 Mrs 3 G. Murray ... 3 3 0 J T. S. Foster .. ... 2 2 0 2 Fred. Storey ... ... " J? 0 2 J. Fitzgerald ... ... 2 9 2 2 Foster and Paul ... ... 3 .i 0 2 M. S. H. Manning ... 2 2 0 2 C and J. OVilviHo ... 2 2 0 2 H'. Feutr. 2 ft 0 2 Mrs K. F. England ... 5 0 0 2 Harrison Bros. ... ... 2 0 Miss S. M. Ross ... ... •> 0 0 Miss F. R. Smith ... 0 10 0 2 Lowe Evans ... ... 0 10 0 2 Clark Bros. ... 2 2 2 2 M. B. Hawkins ... ... 110 0 Mrs W. Wostonra ... 3 0 0 rt E. Robson ... ... 10 0 2 R. A. McDonald ... 3 0 0 2 J. Smith 0 10 6 2 Mrs J. P.. Brown ... 2 0 0 2 Forbes 2 0 2 2 George Finney ... ... 2 2 0 9 T. Hart 3 3 0 1 E. M. Smith 0 10 0 n C.F. 3 0 0 2 Mr and Mrs C. H. Gilbv... 2 2 0 0 S. H. Ussher ... ... 2 2 0 _ Mrs and Miss XJsflher ... 1 10 0 Xi Chas. Mazey ... ... 2 2 0 2 B. Best ... 110 2 H. D. Macdonald ... 3 3 0 2 W.B. 3 0 0 2 R. H. Malyon 3 3 0 2 A. M. Lako 2 0 0 2 Miss McClatchio ... 2 0 0 i ' Esmond and A. Whithead 0 3 0 j 2 A.A. 0 10 0 : 2 j Mrs B. Jordan ... ... 0 10 0 1 2 F. Jordan ... 0 10 0 2 Mrs J. F. Croft'" ... 1 0 0 I X Mr and Mrs R. R. Barn2 ham ... ... 10 0 J L. J. Berry 1 1 0 u Anonymous • • ••• 2 0 0 „ Mr mUl Mrs A. P. Farrow 2 0 0 2 Tl. R. Smith 110 n T>. Morrow ... ... 20 0 0 U H. Rogers ... ... 2 2 0 q C. G. OlpiviR ... ... 3 3 0 n Colons and Hnrman ... 3 3 0 O J. H. Cunningham ... 10 0 O A. Ferrnson ... ... 3 0 0 0 J. A. Shaw ... ... t 1 0 0 W. J. Baxter and Sons ... 10 0 0 0 Mrs L. Armstrong ... 10 0 L. Armstrong ... 1 0 0 0 W. E. B. Hill ... ... 2 2 0 0 Robert Forbes ... ... 3 3 0 0 Stacey and Hawker ... 2 0 0 QJ E. Cameron Smith — 3 3 u.

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