PATRIOTIC FUNDS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2487, 14 June 1915, Page 7

PATRIOTIC FUNDS

HOSPITAL SHIP FUND. Donations received by tho Under-Secre-tary, Department of Internal Affairs, towards the New Zealand Hospital Ship i Fund are-.— .£ s. d. t Previously acknowledged .... 30,205 17 7 Staff of Wellington Girls' Coli lege 20 6 0 i Boys of Eltham High School 25 0 "Ashburton Guardian'' collec- ' tions ® 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Webb, Laverique Bay, Manaroa ... Ift 0 0 . Dipton Patriotic Committee... 13 2 6 , Sabbath Scholars, Hunterville 2 0 6 , Herbertville Sheep Dog Trial ' Club 22 6 Subscriptions received through the Mavoress, Pahiatua: Mrs J Chas. tody, Pahiatua 110 ' "Colonist" collections, Nelson 4 2 6 ' F. and O. Koberstein, Thorndon Quay, Wellington 2 6 0 , Subscriptions received through Hon. Dr. Collins: F.G.C. ... 110 Total 30,973 0 8 Donations received by the Hon. Dr. Col - lins are:—Mrs. Bridgeman, Dunedin, 1 fc large case of pyjamas; per Union Co.,_ 1 j pair bed socks; Hiss Poulton and Miss t Ramsden, Kuiueroa, 3 pairs of pyjamas; Mrs. Roskrnge, parcel of old linen; " A.M.C., 4 pairs felt slippers; Mrs. Haines, 8 Molesworth Street, 1 dozen amputation i pillows. - GREAT PARADE IN AUCKLAND. 1 my Tolegrapli.-l-'n".' l Auckland, June 13. Seldom have Auckland's streets been so crowded as this afternoon when thousands gathered to witness the great parade of Territorials, National Reserve, and other defence units. The parade was held in aid of the Hospital Ship and collectors, in uniform, were busy everywhere. Two great meetings were held, one in the Town Hall, and the other in the Baptist Tabernaclc. The speakers included the Bishop of Auckland, and the officer com- ) manding the district. A large sum will result from the demonstration which should also give a great impetus to recruiting. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' AND DEPENDENTS' FUND. His Worship tbe Mayor acknowledges the following;— £ b. d. Amount previously acknowledged 7767 14 8 F. and O. Koberstein 2 0 0 Mrs. T. E. Corkill (2nd instalment) 5 0 0 "Evening Post'' list 65 15 10 Emplovees J. J. Niven and Co. (2nd instalment) 5 6 5 Total ! ; 7845 16 11 The following amounts included in the above total were not previously acknowledged in the Press £ e. d, Mrs. T. E. Corkill (Ist instalment) 5 0 0 6th N.Z.M.R. eleventh reunion 6 6 6 MAYOR'S (NEW) BELGIAN FUND. £ s. d. 1 Proceeds art union, dressed . doll, donated by Miss D. Hanson, Hinakura (not prei viously acknowledged in i Press) ' 716 0 ANAESTHETICS FUND. Donations received by the Hon. Dr. Collins :— 1 £ s. d. 1 A. M. Waters .'. 010 0 ; Mrs. C. A. J. Levett, Feilding 10 0 1 SOUTH ISLAND DONATIONS HANDED OVER. ' (By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright.) , London, Jnne 11. | The Hon. T. Mackenzie, High Commissioner for New Zealand, has handed to : the Belgian Committee Canterbury's sub- ' scriptions of .£IO,OOO, also the Southland 1 school children's ■ The committeo has received -E2OOO from 5 West Australia and J2IOOO from Northern " Tasmania. | THE "DOMINION" LISTS. b [ HOSPITAL SHIP FUND. i e. d. i Previously acknowledged 186 10 6 1 Marian Fell, Pelorus Sound... 5 0 0 [ Total 191 10 S I WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. ; £ s. d. s Previously acknowledged 145 17 0 3 Misses Evans and Whitcombe, r Johnsonville 10® ' Total 146 17 0 1 FOR BELGIAN RELIEF. e JS 6. d. Previously acknowledged 26,023 7 7 I Kapongn Belgian Fund (per C. ? S. Hill) 14 12 2 ' Dulco Gardner, Hukapapa ... 0 7 0 Total 26,038 6 9 TOBACCO FUND. £ 6. <1. Previously acknowledged 192 2 6 t- G.O.F 010 0 •- Total 192 12 6 n e One parcel of periodicals has been rey coived at this office, from Mrs. Bennett, n for the Trentham Camp Library.