CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.
FUND STILL INCREASING. \ : ;"::'-, PROPOSED HOSPITAL GUILD. ■'..'■': ■■''"■ To state the exact amount contrib-- ■ -; jilted to the Children's Hospital Fund . - : is at ,tlie moment impossible, although it will-jvery shortly, be determined with ..-. ; . exactitude.. Yesterday from 9.45 in ''. e . -morning to 6.15- in tho ovening, " four 'patient worker's,' ■ Mrs. AVilford, Miss. Joseph, Mr. .AVilford,' and Mr. • Harding were engaged in checking .tho rjarious lists: They found • mistakes '■'-':. innumerable, and-their task.was ardu- . ■-. : . ; :- pus to a .degree/ but at the end of a ';■■■:■' toilsome day practically every item on the lists;had.been, checked.and. veri- ■ ned.'- There were no fewer than seven lists, each containing fourteen pages Jof foolscap, on which every'figure had Ifo-be checked. . Mr. AVilford is of opinion that £6000 -will-bo banked by piesday morning.! Tho .total. amount .'w the fund ..when , completed' will, of. bourse, bo considerably greater than . this. ': j.AVhon yesterday's labours TCere completed,; there remained four items as to;_which: some uncertainty exists. .Those responsible for the appearance on the list of."G.D.-, 205."; "H.H." and '.'A.M.G., 55," are requested to communicate with the Mayoress. Communication'is also desired with Miss •iChnt./- '.;,': -!}".-.:- .; , -.;,■ ■' -. .Prompt Payment Desired. -•■' A great deal of trouble and unnecessary labour will be saved those adniinastering the fund if people who have promised subscriptions,' but'' have iiot - .jyet"banded them' in, will repair the ■•, ' omissioh'.' without delay. There is' of :colirs'e'-no suggestion, that anyone is to avoid payment, fiift it is a -fact that payment his, no doubt •from:lack of.thought in a number of. cases; been unduly delayed, and prompt ■ . .'payment will-greatly lighten the task N ' of those who are engaged in reducing the details of the fund to order. ■ .' Apart from, individual subscriptions', a , numbor of'lists have yet to be handed . ■' in, • although' it was notified that they ; would close on Saturday.- Mr. and Mrs. AVilford desire to call a meeting of the committee as soon as possible, out this caiinot bo dono -until- all subscriptions' ; ; and = lists have .been received and'offi-..cial-returns prepared'showing the exact 'positioh'of the fund. .'....'■' k ; ; A Cuild of Women. -. "'AVhile wrestling with financial details -Mr. AA r ilford has by-no, means lost sight of-the general object of assisting .in. every possible, way to brighten the •kt of -the- children in hospital. AVhen the'-committee meets he will suggest . the formation, hi AVellington of a permanent Hospital' Guild,"of .women.' Mr. AVilfprd's ' idea is that the proposed , .- guild' snould work 1 in conjunction'.with the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. Its;members.would, of course, have.no ■.administrative status, but might assist - the_ board;on .all cessions .when the advice.'., "''of''-, 'women, .would ibe valuable. They- /might be ' consulted in reference, to .the. plans, of the new building, and.later in eonnec- ,... tioii.ivith such matters, as providing destitute ' children with; clothing, the endowment of cots and so forth. .There ; are many details, Mr. Wilford considers, in :wiiich the. intervention of 'women w-ould be of. decided-. valu'eV''■"■'They' might, be. entrusted with the work of '-. preparing toys.and .Christmas; gifts for v the little ones, and the' organisation of concerts "and, other entertainments would also fall naturally.to their share. .They might work generally' with'" the Hospital ;and Charitable'. Aid;. Board .; . when-required;-: and . the' plan' 'ha,s;,;tKe, ;.- .-obvious, advantage that' should. any"ur- '. ... gent-nfied-arise there, would be an or- ,'. ganisatioh'already in'existence, and 'in "a-ppsition to. bring it prominently into public notice. 'Mr."AVilford will present his proposal in full detail at the meeting oft tne;'committee, to'-be l 'called -'shortly.. ' ' i ■ ..Charity "Soccer" Match. ; According to arrangement, b'alf tbe '■...'.,'■•; ' 'gate"i at the 1 interprovincial Association; football match, Otago v." Welling-' ...- tori, 1 , played' on. the Basin Reserve on Saturday, is to be handed to tho Mayor as a..donation, to the Children's Hospital Fund., Although the exact 're- , turns from the sale of tickets are not 'aVailable, it. roughly, estimated that the total -receipts 'will be just over £100,: so the Children's Hospital Fund will benefit to the extent of-about £50. ~: Plans and Specifications. ' Mr.' Corbett,' architect; Kilbirriie, has offered'to'draw'up plans arid'speci-' ':;ficatio'n's for the new Children's-' Hos- -•'•'.',' pital'on lines similar to,the Children's Hospitals in Sydney i and' Melbourne, .. free of all charge. A collection-taken up'at the Hill Street Basilica yesterday in aid of the " Children's' Hospital Fund realised'tho eum of £12 3s. THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST. Fletcher—AA'ellingtonHarbour Board, donation £20; Mr. R. Fletcher (chairman); £3 3sV;i C. AV. Jones, (member), -£1 ,Is.; -C.-Tewsley ;. .(member), £1 Is.;, AA r . T. Hildreth ...;., ..(member;, £l-.-.15.-;..H0n..i T.-. K. Mac-donald,.-(member);: £1' Is.';"F. G. Bolton ~' :.■; (member), .£l. Is.; .'J. ,G.. Harkness .(member), ..£1..15.; M.': Colien (member), .... £l:ls.;;C. E. Daniel (raemberl, £1 Is.'; ;H.;E. Nicholls (secretary), £3 35.; J.' Marchbanks (engineer), £3 35.; A. Hall . Munro (wharfinger),'. £2 25.; A. Barnett 105.; ,. AVard, 2s. 6d.; Oliver, 55.; ■..-■ Rhoda.Ashendeii, ,10s.; AVellington'Harbour: Board's-Mechanics' staff, £4; Accountants, -£i!..185..-6d.; Tally Clerks, Zk SI; collection boxes, ■ '-^2,'s-ad'.';.total, £55 12s. Id •'■ ■ .Collection of Central CIub—P.C.C.P., £lo Jos..; W. A. Flavcll, £2 25.; AV. h! Atack,-;£l;ls.;-Bob. Cat, £1 Is.; R. Daviesy,-£l'.l !I . l ;..'|vA. Peterkin, £l'ls.; Winners of Billiard Tournament, £6 /v V '■-C' R h ] , iluko ' £s 3s - i feendship (kelson), £•] -h. ■ .total, £32 Us. '• w C n-i ai ' 7 „ Mrs ' Ma rd"'ick Smith— AA v D..Dumbell,.-£2 25.; Rev. J. Dumbell, £1, Is. ;-A;lSister of the-Hospital, ' , |l;':A"cuymous,. | £5 55.: Miss Grady, ±-1 Is.;; Messrs. George and George, £2 25. ;.. Little. 'Eileen's money-box, 3s. 2d. • ; iiospilal.staff isiiiliing subscription list' ! £l.l9s'.;'.totalf:'£l4 13s. 2d. ;.Pei:..-"Mr. -E. Fletcher—Collected from : members of Merchants' Service Guild '.' £6 T: O'Brien, 55.; collected h. Ade lplu Cafe, £2 4s. Id.; P. I Bailler, £1 Is.; total,. £!M7s. Id. . , Collscted by. Mrs.'-J.'-.'E. Fitzgerald— - .J. E. Fitzgerald, £1- ls.r T. Bourko, £1 U..; employees of, Jenkins and Mack,£6 13s.:;."Taison," 55.; total, £9. ■ Collected by Mrs. AA'akelyn, Pet.one. '— G..G. Martin,- as.;: M. Gavnor, 2s. , od.; M. Gaynor, 2s. (i:l.; Mra; Hyde, 2s. -6d. ;■ Cuarhe, 2s Gd.; H. J. Palmer, £2 • ?s-; Huia, 2s. od.; T. Murrav, 2s. Gd.'; E. lung -25.. Ill; Sympathy, 55.; Corson and Co., 2s. Gd.; V. Philp 5sMrs. AV. AVood, 155.; Mr. Page 2s' 6d ; ;' Wal n?!'T,V 2s ' 0:1-; J- D. Russel, 10s.'; . R. M'AVhirter, JOs.-j-'K. J. Bennie, 2s! 6d.; smaller items, 18s.: total £7 Per Miss Cooper—Collected by Dean Barber and Harry Fry, £2; from I'limmerton Residents—collected bv Jennie and Charlie Lambert from Paremata Residents, £4 75.; total. £0 7s. ■Crtllacttd -by Mr. T. Kaywood, AVad^town.—T. Kaywood, ]()s.; r [ Jam'M, ss.'; G. li. Davy, . £1;, K. y,r' Gotch, 7s. 6d.-; R. J. AVatt, 55.; Bauer as..'(!:!. i 0- Stilen, 2s. ,Gd; David lor, 10s.; J. M'Phcrsori, 55.; F.J.M "10s.; E.H.,'2s. fid.; Friend, :ss. ;■ Annio Taylor, 3s. 6d.; G. A.-Taylor, 55.; .smaller items, £1; total,;£s ]2s. fid.- - . Collected by Miss Ntinncley.—AV. S. AVallace.' 10s. 6d.; G. Smythe, 10s.; G. M. Ckssihorn, 10s.; G.H.G.. 10s.; 8.L..
10s.; E. Norrish, 2s. Gel.; G. N. Baggett, 2s. 6t1.; Anti N. 2s. Cd.; G., 2s. 6d.; AV. Beattie, 2s: 6d.'j N., 2s. 6d.; C. Newman, IDs.; L. AVhclan, 25.; Friends. 35.; E. 8., 25.; 10. Pctherick, 2s. fid.;, Friend, 2s. 6d.; H. Baillio, 10s.; total, £5-2s. 6d. Collected by Mr. Geo. Nash.—o. Thompson, 65.; Mrs. Recknall, 25.; F. Williamson, 55.; .F. Edmondson, os.; Mrs. D. Outwaite, 55.; 0. K. FawtTiorixj, 55.; D. Sullivan, £2'25.; Mrs. Magee, 25.; 1). Cavanagh, lUs:; Mr. Cooper, os.; Mrs .Lowe, 25.; total, £4 Bs. - , . Mrs. Geere-Watson's collection — W.F., 2s. fld.; S. Dawson, 65.; S.R.L., 55.; "Pateona" and "Rosie," £2; smaller items, £1 Is.; total. £3 13s. 6d. Collected by Mr. Johnson, Hutt.— Per Mrs- Runny: AV. Breech, Wainui, 65.; Fnonds, ss. 6d.; J.R., Hutt, 2s. 6d.; Lower Hutt "Post" runners, 65.; M; H. Johnson, 10s.; AY. J.' Eddie, 10s.; T.H., 10s. 6d.j.T. Young, lUs. Gd.; AY. C. James, 10s. 6d.; smallei items, Is.; total, £3 lis. (id. _. Jem, Jack, and Ken. Harrop (Johnsonville), 7s. 6d.; Children Kindergarten School, Botanical Road, £1 6s. 6d.; .Methodist Kindorgarton, Taranaki Street, 17s. 6d.; Methodist Kmdergaiten, Aro Street, Bs'. 6d.; Methodist. Kindergarten, -Tory Street, 7s. 10d.; H., 2s. 6d.; Nurse Mackay, £1; J. 'J. Curtis and Co., Ltd., £4 45.; J. J. Curtis and Co., Ltd., Employees, £4 4s'.; AA'ellington Harbour Board Storemen, £3 45.; Porirua Mciital Hospital Staff,' £6 65.; Craigs, 17s. 6d.; Guests 'of Donbank Private Hotel, £6.; Messrs. Jackson and Co., £2 25.; Messrs Jackson and Co.'s Employees, £1 lis.; collected by Nurse Everitt, Kilbirme, £8 os.; Employees of G. Davies, Ltd., ij'i 25.; Friend, 2s. (id.; Iloseiiealh School (additional subscription, per Mr. Darroch), £1 14s. 7d.; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Atkinson, £4 4s. • Kelburne Billiard .Saloon (per Mr. M'Holland), £1; J. O'Brien and Company and Employee*, £3 19s. 6d.; Mrs. Adamson, £1 Is.; Royal Oak Staff, £15 35.; Wellington Garrison Band (proceeds Sunday Concert), £17 Bs.' lOd.; The Le Grove and Laurence Company, £3 35.; collected by Mr. ; C. R. Smith, £5 ss. 6d.; The AA'ellington Gas Co.'s Employees, £0 25.; Wadestown School (per Mr. C. K. .Joplin), 16s. 5d.; Dr. Kwart, £5 (is; collected by Mrs; James, £1 35.; collected in box at Tramways Dispatchers' Shelter, Lambton Quay, 17s.- 2d.; collected by Mrs. Lockwood, £2. ' Collected by Mrs. Falk Cohen (seventh' list):—M'Gill and Sons, 10s.; New Zealand Express Co., Ltd.,, £o 55.: total, £5 15s. Hutt District High School (per Ml. D. M. Yeats), £6; collected by Eric Riobl, £1 3a. ,6d.; collected by ..Mrs. I Sinclair, 15s.- 6d.; Mrs. Sinclair,' lUs.; Grateful £1 Is.; Mr. and Mrs. A., 10s.; collected by. Mrs. Roulston,, 95.; collected by Robert Howe from Parliamentary orderlies, £1; Inglis Bros, and Staff, £1 7s. (id.; .collected by'Cap-' tain Sargent (tally clerks), £2 2s. fid.; F. L. Simpson, Hutt, £1 Is.; ■ The amount credited, yesterday to Mr. Garto in Mrs. Royd Garlick's list should be credited to "Garters." Collected by Mrs.. AV. H. Morrah.— J. Martin, 2s. 6cV.; AV. Smith, 2s. 6d.; Constance Clator, 2s. 6d.; Bomeal Clater,- 2s. 6d.; G. F. M. Thompson, 2s. 6d.;'Mrs. Godsett,-2s. 6d.;'F. . R. Rayn0r,'25..6d.;.E.G.,."25. 6d.; H. AV. Frohman, os.; Mr. Tonks, 55.; D.T., 2s. 6d.; Frank Raven, 45.; Karona Lucina, 2s. fid.: Ayna Lucina., 2s. 6d ; A Friend, 2s'. 6d."; E. 8., 05..; smaller : itoms, 17s.'; Frew-Family, 55.; total, £3 lis. 6d. | '. R. Holliday, £3 3s. 1 . Collectedby. Mrs. •■• Fitehett.—Royal Assurance Co., per Mr. Bondage, £2 25.; Professor Brown, 10s.; Miss .Sinclair, 55.; A Boy, 55.; A Friend, £1; .Mr. .AVatt, 2s. 6d.; A Friend, .55.; R.E.8.,. 55.;. W. E. Russell, .- 10s.; Three Friends,. 10s.; E.G.,,25.:6d.; Mrs. .R. M. Simpson,".£lf"l 3 -:ij! Mr: R. M?( Simpson; £1' Is.; ''Julie;" 2s. ■' 6d.'j" "Scrambler," £1 Is.; Mrs. Stafford, 105.;.N0b0dy,,.105.; Mr.. J. Stout, £1 Is.; A Friend,-105.'.; total,,'£ll'l3s.'6d. Collected by Mrs. Couchmah, Petono.—E.. Y. - Couchman, 55.; E. F. Couchman,- 2s. 6dr; J. Olson, 2s. 6d.; smaller items, £1 25.; total, £1 125.'Collected by Mrs.-Burns, Taita.— Jas. Stonehouse, 2s. 6d.; A. Baigent, 2s. 6d.; Mrs. J.F., 2s. 6d.; E.H., Taita, 2s. 6d.; Mrs. Philip, 2s.' 6d.; Mr. G..AA r illiam, 3s. 6d.; Mr. C. L.. Colson, 2s. 6d.; Friend, 2s. 6d.; smaller items, fills. 3d.; total, £2 Is. 3d. . ..Collected by Miss Marjory Joseph, £1 15s. 6d.' •..'... • Collected' by Mrs. AV. H.. Field:— Field, Luckio and Toogood, £5 ss'.; A. -L. AVilson and Co.; £2 2s. ;' Barber and Co., £2'25.; J. Thompson, C.E., £2 25.; Mrs. Beatty, £2 25.; Mrs. Thompson, £1 Is.; Davis and Clater, £2 25.; Mrs. Davies, £1 Is.;. J. S. Tricker, 2s. 6d.;.A : Gity Office, £2 25.; A Friend, 10s.; Martin, Atkins and Martin, £2 2s. ;'Mrs. Matthcwson,' £1-10s.; Mrs.. Henry Smith; 10s.; total, £24 13s. 6d. • ' Collected, by Miss Gladys Nathan. — ;Mrs.vA. H.' Miles, £1 2s.;'Zaidee, 55.; Sympathiser, 55.; total. £1 125.., 'Collected at Hill Street Basilica, £12 35,-= . . ■ ■ Dominiok List.—Previously acknowledged, £66 os. 4d.
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 901, 22 August 1910, Page 9
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1,913CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 901, 22 August 1910, Page 9
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