BELGIAN CHILDREN'S FUND
THE .SCHOOLS' EFFORT. ■So far the following amounts have been handed in to the Mayor (Mr. J. I*. [Luke) from the various schools, which made such a fino effort to collect funds for the relief of their little Bslgiau comrades oiv Thursday, and Friday last. As will be seen there are still a number of schools outstanding, which are known to have made collections, but these had not readied tlio Mayor yesterday afternoon. The amounts to bo acknowledged arc as follow:— £ s. d. Clyde Quay 108 13 0 Kilbirnie 100 19 () Normal 50 0 0 Wadestown 11 2 9 Worser Day 12 10 6 Porirua 7 3 H . Khandallah o 0 0" Miscellaneous Donations— A Johnson 2 13 6 Nellie- Farquliar 0 G 7 Ellen Smith 0 o 6J N. and I'. Keating .. 0 2 6 Mrs. F. Hardy 0 S 3' Total to date ... 299 4 9j Tlie_ children of the Island Bay School, confining themselves to their own district entirely, raised £30 for the fund. The collections of the Mount Cook schools for November 5, in aid of the Belgian children, total £130 lus. 9d. This sum is made up as follows Girls' School, £03 18s. Id.; Boys', £46 17s. Bd.; and the Infants' Department, £20. Included in the girls' total is a cheque for £5 from Captain F. Holm.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2613, 9 November 1915, Page 6
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225BELGIAN CHILDREN'S FUND Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2613, 9 November 1915, Page 6
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