THE HEPPLE RELIEF FUND.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1170, 4 July 1911, Page 4

THE HEPPLE RELIEF FUND.

. FURTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS. We have to acknowledge receipt of ths following further subscriptions, a number of which come from country districts, in aid of Mrs. Ilepple and her seven young children. Mrs. Ilepple, as has been explained, lost her husband and two eldest sons in a drowning accident in (he harbour on Coronation Day:— •£ r. d. Amount previously acknowledged 38 12 0 M. J. Kilgour 110 F. Ki ros 0 10 0 F.'W 3 0 0 IT. II 0 10 0 John Whiteman 2 0 0 L.N.C. : 010 0 S.W.A 0 10 0 A. Low 0 5 0 F.M.S 0 10 0 W.11.S 5 0 0 Total to date 52 8 0 A GENEROUS OFFER.. ! Assistance is readily forthcoming in many quarters to make the effort a > success. Messrs. John Fuller and Sons ! have decided to provide a continuous picture entertainment to-morrow after* 110011 in the Opera House, which has been granted free of charge by Mr. J. Williamson. A feature is that no charge for admission will bo made, but collection boxes will be placed at the doors, and , those entering may bo able to contribute ! as tliey feel disposed. It is thought that by this means a large sum may .bo realised. No expenses will be charged against the receipts,'the whole entertainment being contributed by the Fuller 1 management. The orchestras from His Majesty's Theatre and the Theatre Royal, 1 *lio havo also volunteered their services, will supply incidental music to tko • pictures.