SELLING OF A DOLL
FOR THE DISTRESSED BELGIANS. After Mr. Fletcher's, meeting in the Concort Chamber last night a. note was .handed up to,the chairman asking permission on behalf of a little girl, Joyce Carman, to sell a doll in aid of \the Belgian Relief Fund. Mr. Fletcher took the opinion of the meeting on the question, which was apparently favourable, and Mr. A. Jacobs-forthwith put tho doll up to auction. The result of several sales was the receipt of £10 lis. Gd. for the fund, and the.little girl still has her doll..
Following were.- the successful bidders : —Messrs. W. Perrv, £1 135.; R. Fletcher, £1 10s.; T.Tlildreth, £1 Is.; Bristow, £1; Laracy, £1; Haybittlo, £1; Shields, £1; A. Jacobs, 10s.: Sirumonds; 7s. 6d.j Young, 10s.; Hinton, 55.; Matson, 55.; Carman, 55.; Mnnro, ss. ■
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2305, 12 November 1914, Page 7
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134SELLING OF A DOLL Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2305, 12 November 1914, Page 7
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