HEPPLE FUND.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1174, 8 July 1911, Page 4

HEPPLE FUND.

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO DATE. Following are (he contributions in aid of Ihe bereaved llepplo family mado thus far through this office:— Jis.d. Amount previously acknowledged 71 10 6 Sympathy 5 0 0 Mother and Sou 4 o E.C 10 0 Lankshcar's staff 110 II .CM 2 6 M.A.T , 2 fi Edwin l-'eist 10 0 W.W.T 2 6 Total to date Xi" 9 13 0 The Mayor (Mr. T. M. Wilfqrd) and Mrs. Wilford have each made a second doniition of JEI Is. lo the Hnpple Fund. Oilier subscriptions acknowledged by the honorary secretary of the fund (Mr. ,T, W. Koadc) are: Mr. Burn, 10s.; Upppr Hiitt Telegraph Department , employees, 13s. Okl.i Mr. and Mrs. C, 10s.; employees of Messrs. Sargood, Son, and Ewaii, £6 135.; Mrs. Clerk, 10s. "Cinderella in Texas," reproduced at the Petono Palace Theatre, by local lilli— putians, and under the direction of Mrs! Ferguson, attracted a packed house. The proceeds (.£3O) will go to tbo Hopple Fund. Miss Ncllio Foster-and Master Olading received an ovation for their interpretations of their parts. A retiring collection in aid of the Henpie Fund, will be taken up in the Wei* lington South Methodist Churches at both services to-morrow. A very successful concert, in aid of the. fund was held at Wyatt's Hall, Worser Bay, last evening. The proceeds amount* od "to .£32, and the expenses were almost nil. This capital little event was organ* ised and carried out by the Knkariki Savage Club, and they were ably assisted by members of the Wellington Savage Club and the Orphans' Club. The pro* gramme—29 items—was a lengthy one, but very enjoyable. Mr. H. J. Wyalt was presiding "savage."