PATRIOTIC FUNDS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2486, 12 June 1915, Page 3

PATRIOTIC FUNDS

THE HOSPITAL SHIP. Further donations received by the Un-der-Secretary, Department of Internal Affairs, towards the New Zealand Hospital Shin Fund arc.— £ s. d. Previously acknowledged 20,616 17 8 Bulls, Sandon, Carnarvon, and Lower Rangitikei Relief Fund 165 0 0 Mrs. E. Butler, Riversdale ... 5 0 0 "Poverty Bay Herald" collections 66 16 10 "Jtangitikei Advocate" collections 53 5 0 "Rangitikei Advocate" collections >18 17 9 "Pelorus Guardian" collections i I ( 6. Poll, Legislative Council... 110 Ngamatapouri Hospital Ship Fund 100 0 0 Subscriptions received through Hon. Dr. Collins: Mrs. 1?. L. Barcroft, Hastings Hospital Ship Fund 55 19 8 Subscriptions received through tho following post offices: Apiti, .£2 Bs.; Chriatchurch, •C 3 195.; Epsom, ,£1 65.; Kaponga, .El; Leigh, ,£1 155.; Levin, 55.; Manaia, i£l 10s.; Marton, £2 155.; Raglan, <£3 165.; Rangiwahia, £i-, Taihape, .£1 10s.; Tuatapere, i!!; Tuatapere, Ms.; Tuatapere, 3s. 6d.; Tuatapere, .£1 Us. 6d.; Telephone Staff Wellington, <£3 6s. 6(1.; Hamilton, 10s.; Tuatapere, 155.; Amberley. i; 3; Ivirwee, Os. 6d.; Raglan, JU 10s. Invercargill, £1 10s. 6d.; Whangarei, i£2 15s. Id.; Warkworth, £1; Wellington, 55.; Kaikohe, jC6 15.=.; Wellington, «£ll 18s.; Hokitika, £1; ICinvee, XI 155.; llethven, .£1 Is.; Pakaraka, 55.; Paraparaumu, lis.; Timaru, £7 Bs. 6d.; Waikari .£1 88 11 1 Total ..: 80.205 17 7 Donations received by the Hon'. Dr. Collins yesterday are:— Mis. and the Hisses Ellison, 11 pillowslips; Mrs. T. Chisholm, 3 nightingales, 2 dozen bandages 1 pair bed socks, -J-dozen triangular bandages, 1 dozen pillow-slips; Mrs. H. E. Nicholls, 6 6mall feathor pili lows with slips; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Nich- ! oils, box of 32 books; Miss Paton, Otaki, 2 pairs pyjamas; Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Otaki, 2 dozen pillow-slips; Mrs. E. it. Simpson, 1 dozen pillow-slips; ladies of | Palmerston North» 18 cases of linen and garments; the Nelson Red Cross, 9 cases ! of linen and garments; Mrs. J.S., Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt, 1 pair sheets, 4 balaclavas, 2 dozen face cloths; M. Galloway Riverton, 1 muffler; Mrs. Cockrell and Jliss Best, Otaki, one case of linen and garments; four friends, per J. Grant, Tokomaru Bay, 2 towels, 13 pillowslips; Mrs. Lanange, Hastings, 1 oaae' of books; Miss Robinson, Ch.ristch.urcl, £1W for buying blankets. ROSENEATH CHILDREN'S EFFORT. The children of the Roseneath. district hs>ve been earning an enviable name for themselves in connection with the raising of funds for patriotic purposes. Recently a number of tbem, headed by little Eileen Brow, organised a bazaar in aid of the Hospital Ship Fund, as i the result of which a cheque amounting to M 2 lis. 3d. was handed in yesterday to the Mayor. About a dozen of the children concerned attended at the Town Hall yesterday afternoon, when the money was paid in. and wero treated to afternoon tea by the Mayoress (Mrs, Luke). WOUNDED SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' AND DEPENDENTS' FUND. His Worship tho Mayor acknowledges the following:— £ a. d. Amount previously acknowledged 7376 6 8 Tho Scoullar Co., Ltd 100 0 0 t?eo. Gore 50 0 Xtcckitts (Oversea), Ltd 100 0 0 Jas. Pearce .". 5 0 0 From Pahautanui, as under Ist Instalment: Jas. Gray, £20; W.'M. Stace,'.£lo 10s.; C. Carter, sen., .£lO 10s.; A. Bradey, jun., il; C. Bradey, £3; A. Bradey. .£3; C. A. Carter. .£1 Is.; AV. Bradey, i£3; Miss Saunders, 10s.; G. D. Harris, .£1; Jas. Ive.v, ss.;' E. Boulton, £1; D. Greig, 55.; J. Nicol, *61 Is.; Charles Gray, .£2O; N. Abbott, .£3O; T. Iggulden, 10s.; Sid. Boulton, £1; A. E. Anderson, 10s.; A. Nicol, .62 25.; J. Barclay, £15; E. Mulhern, 10s.; Mrs. M. Abbott, £1 Is.; C. Abbott, 10s.; H. Galloway, £i; G. Galloway, £1 Is.; H. Taylor, ,£1; H. Hobbs. 10s.; G. H. Galloway, 10s.; D. Gardner, <£1; the Misses Jones, 10s.; J. Cook, 55.; H. J. Robertson, <£l Is.; G. H. Taylor. £1 Is.; Mrs. G. Taylor, '55.; F. D. Taylor, i!l ; . 136 8 0 7767 14 8 Mr. T. Nicholas, of the Magistrate's Court, Feilding, has sent a cheque for i' 39, representing the sale by auction of 12 of his fowls. The amount is being paid to the National Fund for Wounded Soldiers, etc., through the medium of tho Public Service Carnival Queen candidate. ANAESTHETIC EMERGENCY FUND. Donations received yesterday by the Hon. Dr. Collins are:— £ e. d. Donations per Dr. Phil Andrews, Nelson 100 0 0 Per "Otago Daily Times": E.W.S 50 0 0 A.M.H 50 0 6 Collection 2210 0 Pev Mrs Barcroft, Hastings ... 41 9 i Mrs. J. W. Perry, Makuri, per Mrs. David Crewe, Paniatua ••• 5 0 0 Per Dr. William Crawshaw, per Christchurch "Press" ... 216 0 Anonymous 10 0 MAYOR'S (NEW) BELGIAN FUND. £ s. d. Amount previously acknowledged 3103 15 3 Collection box at Day's Bay ... 0 8 5 Collection box at Muritai 0 5 6 Collection Box at Kona Bay .... 0 4 5 ..£3101.13. J MILLION MARK. Sydney, June 11. Tho New South Wales contribution to the various patriotic war relief funds ' hiave passed the million mark. | NO, 2 STATIONARY HOSPITAL. Lieut-Colonel W. H. Parkes, Officer Commanding New Zealand Stationary Hospital No. 2, desires to acknowledge further donations to the Extra Comfort Fund as follow:— is.i. Mr. D. Cogliill Peacock 10 0 0 Mrs. N. Adams, Heretaunga ... 5 0 0 NATIONAL CARNIVAL FUND. The treasurer of the New Zealand Patriotic Society, AVollington branch, has received to date the following:— £ b. d. Amount previously acknowledged 6368 7 i Amounts received on behalf of Queen Candidates 603 19 11 • £6972 7 3 THE "DOMINION" LIST. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND, £ s.'d. Previously acknowledged i 5 17 0 Dr. G. E. Anson 100 0 0 Total 145 17 0 FOR SERVIAN RELIEF. £ s. d. Previously acknowledged 97 0 0 S.D ■' 1 0 0 Total 9,3 0 0