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The Mayor (Mr. J. P. Luke) acknowledges the sum of £8 6e. Bd. as.further, donations to the Belgian Children's Relief. Fund:—Collected hy children ov Native School, Matatu, £6 6s. Bd.; and Mrs! E. Louise Barnes, head-teacher, .Native School, Matatu, £2. Dealing with the Red Feds: at hie meeting last evening the Hon. F. M. B. Fisher said that if these people who went around and interrupted at public meetings had their way the Defence Act would bo repealed. , (Hear,/hear! from somo members of tho audience). Mr. Fisher: I hear ,-theni _ saying "Hear, hear," and now liore is one flown here saying that the/one tip there isn't telling the truth. (Laughter and applause.) If the "alliance-" came into power, Mr. Fisher declared, the Act would certainly • go, for the Red Feds, were pledged against it up to the hilt. A voico: You've got lied Feds, on the brain 1 Mr. Fisher: Oh, no; the Red Feds, have got mo on, tho brain; that's what worries them! (Laughter.) Jlossm. Townsend and Paul, Ltd., the Fruit Market, Allen Street, will auction 200 carpets and rufts and 150 bales of woolpacks at their mart on Tuesday next. Messrs. Abraham owl Williams, Ltd,, will hold their weekly stock sale at Lovin on Friday. ■"Twa'9 Snbbath eve, the Reverend Divine Was heard to lament nnd freely repine; "i\!y throat is sore," tho old man sighed, "To-morrow's my special sermon, ho cried. His wife camo in and soon consoled him, Aud this is what the wise woman (.old him: '. ' "Take Woods' Peppermint Cure, my dear, In tho mota your toko will be quite