PATRIOTIC FUNDS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2494, 22 June 1915, Page 2

PATRIOTIC FUNDS

HOSPITAL SHIP. Further donations received by the Under-Secretary, Department of Internal Affairs, towards the New Zealand Hospital Ship Fund are:— j£ s. d. Previously acknowledged 31,119 15 9 '"i'aranaki Herald" and "Budget" Fund COO Subscriptions received through His. Tlios. Bevan, Manakau: Manakau School Children 0 11 0' Mrs. Staples 110 Miss E. Hill 0 0 3 J. Cumine, Upper Matakitaki ... 50 0 Subscriptions received through, the Mayoress, Paiiatua:— Mr. R. Grant, Ballance 10 0 P. Thomson, Pahiatua, proceeds of gift auction sale by Mrs. David Crewo 21 1 1 Anonymous 10 0 J. T. Large, Auckland 2 2 0 Wairarapa Branch Poor of Great Britain, Ireland, and Belgium Belief Fund 275 19 9 Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Seed, Mangaroa 0 12 6 Napier Hospital Ship Fund 586 11 9 Kaponga School Children 27 6 10 Captain H. Mac Nab, Nelson ... 2 0 0 Mrs. H. Blackman, 2 Upland Road, Iveiburn 10 0 Subscriptions received through Hon. Dr. Collins:— Mrs. F. L. Barcroft, Hastings 106 1111 Mrs. Atkinson, 128 Oriental Paxade, Wellington 2 2 0 F. Moring, Stoke Street, Adelaide Eoad 10 10 0 Subscriptions received through tho various Post Offices:— Ditnedirf! -613 Is. 6d.; Hokitika, £2 145.; Parenga, £1; Dannevirke, £17 55.; Gisborne, .£9 Ss.; Kaikohe, 2s. 6d.; Naseby, £1; Oitaka, 10s.; Raglan £2 17s. 6d.; Waiotemarama, 10s. — Total 35,219 1 7 We are advised that a contribution of £300 4s. acknowledged to the above fund in our issue of June 5 represented amounts collected by Mrs, Moellex, of Napier aa follow:— , Mrs. Paul Hunter, <£100; Arnold B. Williams, £20; H. B. Williams, £5; Dr. Miller, ,£1; W. Shrimpton, .£5; Mrs J B. A'Deane, £2 10s.; Capt. Todd, .£1; Dr". Sutton, -£1; F. S. Waterhouse, ,£10; ,T. M'Leod, 10s.; sale of cape, 10s.; Mr. Mann' 10s.; AFriend, 25.; H. Overton, .1:1; J?' W. Laing, 5; J. Moore, 10s.; Miss M'William, £1 Is.; W. J. Geddes, .£5; T. Monckton, ill; Miss Hadfield, £1 Gs.j T.IT., te.; White Swan Brewery, «£lO 10s.; Neal and Close, J!10; J. Sandtmann, £% 25.; F. Howse, £1 Is.; E. J. Watt, £50; B. J. White, £5; G. P. Donnelly, £2 25.; W. Nelson, £5; J. B. A'Deane, £2 10s.; Mr. Handyside, £1; Mr. Jefferd, „£1 Is.; E. W. Williams, 10; Hunter Brown, .£10; Hiss Handyside, Us.; M. B. Groome, 95.; Mr. Williams, 55.; J. A. Absolum, £Si T)'. S. Laing, .£2 25.; C. S. Scott, «£!; Davis Cunning, c£10; A. Falls, iZI; Sir James Carroll, ,£1 Is.; Roslyn Todd, .£2; Miss Moeller, 55.; Misses Molly and Sally Williams (sale of cones), .£2; Mrs. Mooller. £2 2s.' Donations received by the Hon, Dr. Collins are:— Mrs. C. Matthews and Mrs. Blake, Featherston, 3 pairs bed sos, 1 pair day sox; Sirs. Horsbrugh, Fealtherston, 1 muffler ; Mrs.' W. H. Clark, Ngaio, 1 bed jacket; Grace Taylor, Otaki Railway, 2 pairs slippers; children of Waimii School, 1 dczen pillow slips; Miss Poulton and Miss Raiufden.'Kumeroa, 3 pairs pyjamas; Mrs. J. jßankine Brown, 1G pairs felt slippers; Miss Jean and' Master Dan Webster, 7 face cloths; Anonymous, Awahuri, 3 pairs bed sox; Mrs. Arthur Holmes, Paliuerston North, 63 bags for soldiers.

ANAESTHETICS EMERGENCY FUND, Donations received by the Hon. Dr. Collins.— £ e. d. Per Mrs. Baroroft, Hastings... 3 2 0 John Nelson, Kaitawa 5 5 0 E.D 0 10. 0 Tlio Wairarapa Branch of ths Poor of Britain and Allies' Relief Fund, per D. Heberton, JTasterbon, secretary 176 15 1 WOUNDED SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' AND pEPENDENTS' FUND. His Worship ths Mayor acknowledges the following;— £ s. d. Amount previously acknow- '} ledged 8410 2 I .T. Blundell 500 0 0 L. Blundell 500 0 0 Anon 20 0 0 9460 2 1 The Mayor (Mr. J. P. Luke) reports that Messrs. Blundell Bros.'' cheque for ,£IOOO towards the Wounded Soldiers' and Snilors' Fund was paid in yesterday. It will be remembered that Blundell Bros, promised to contribute -that suin provisionally on ten others donating ,£SOO each to tho fund in tlio Wellington district. Talcing in the Wairarapa. this has been dona over and over again. In addition to the enormous sum paid into the fund from tho .Wairarapa district, Messrs. E. and D. Riddiford gave £500 each, Mr. Sydney, Johnaton gave *£500; tho Bank of New Zealand *£1000, Mr. Geo. Shirtcliffe JESOO, J. Staples and Co. ,£SOO. and Sargood, Son and Ewen, *£1000 kC'2so'for each ccntre), besides which thero havo been several contributions of *£250 and .£2OO. The fact that Messrs. Blundell Bros, havo paid in their cheque is proof that they consider that the conditions attaching • to their donation havo been complied with. BELGIAN RELIEF FUND. The following donations have beon received by the "Under-Sccretary of Internal "Affairs:— £ s. d. Previously acknowledged 97,330 9 3 Lawrence Patriotic Committee, 24 7 9 Pahiatua Belgian Relief Fund .25 0 0 Castlcpoint County Council 10 0 0 Wanganui Citizaus' Committee 100 0 0 Palmerston North Belgian Relief Committee 500 0 0 Cardiff Patriotic Committee 17 1 9 Manakau War Relief Fund ... 87 10 0 John Gilchrist, Utiku , 1 7 0 E T. Phillips, Utiku 110 Belgian Consul, Christchurch... 521 15 5 Waikanae Patriotic Fund 10 0 0 Waikanae Patriotic Committee 3 5 0 j. J. Woods, Lawrence 40 17- 7 Akitio County Council 3 0 0 Kangataua Belgian Relief Committee ••• 40 8 0 Geo. H. Stiles, Foxton 132 15 6 Tamumu Road Board 10 0 0 North Tannaki Patriotic League, Waitara 1000 0 0 B. Anderson, Utiku 1 10 G Dalgety and Co., Utiku : 12 10 0 South Invercargill Borough Council J> 6 0 Napier Patriotic Committee ito 0 0 "Taranaki Herald" and "Budget" Belgian Relief Fund... 250 0 0 Akitio County Council 7 8 0 Mrs. W. Feinvick 36 15 0 Belgian Christmas Gift Fund 408 13 2 Mafeikohe Road Board 10 0 0 Officers of the Public Service... 200 17 11 Total 101,217 18 10 MAYOR'S (NEW) BELGIAN FUND. £ s. d. 'Amount previously acknow]edged 3156 10 3 South Wellington School (flth instalment) 119 ® Collected by Ivy Tomlin, Lilian Firth, Norah Gleed, Gretta Stork, and Esme Oxloy (3rd stalmcnt) 10 0 Total 51 59 ' 3 THE "DOMINION" LIST. HOSPITAL SHIP FUND. £ s. d. Previously acknowledged 201 17 6 Joseph Amos 1 1 0 Mi's. Joseph Ames 110 Total 203 19 6 WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. .£ s. d. Previously acknowledged 152 10 0 Joseph Amos 2 2 0 Mrs. Joseph Amos 1 1 0 Total 155 13 0 FOR BELGIAN RELIEF. X s. d. Prcviouslv acknowledged 26',0(10 0 !' S. J. and'J. B. A 13 0 0 Employees Te Aro flous-.' Drapery Co. ,10th instalment)... 4 0 0

I ANAESTHETICS FUND £ s. d. Previously acknowledged 131 5 0 Mrs. Medley 0 10 0 Total 131 15 0 TOBACCO FUND. £ e. d. Previously acknowledged 192 12 G Mrs. Medljy 0 10 0 Total 193 2 0 BELGIAN FLAG REALISES £450. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Stratford, June 21. A Belgian flag was sold by auction in Broadway and realised JMSO towards tlio Wounded Soldier? Fund. A hailstorm at the time tailed Ibo damp the patriotic ardour,