COPPER TRAIL

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 248, 8 July 1918, Page 3

COPPER TRAIL

Thanks to the growing stream of coppers from the contributing area outside Wellington, the Ited Cross copper trail made improved progress last week, but whon tlie week-end reports were exchanged with Auckland it was found Hint the northern trail-layers had made quite a sensational spurt, which landed their end of the trail at Te Awamuiu, a hundred miles. Wellington had progressed to Paraparaiumi— 33 miles from home. The following donations have been received to date:—A. H. lliles, ,£25; T. Young, ,t2O; F. S. Esiston, ,£2O; Wellington Boivling Club, J.'l7 Jf>s.; Savage Club, .£l2 10s.: "Anonymous," .EM; l< , . W. Mnnton (War Bond), .£10; Kelburn Presbyterian Guild. ,£10: Miss Sybil Nathan, 53.; A.W.8., i's 55.; St. Peter's Ladies' Working Party, .Si Is.; Mrs. Joseph Joseph, .£5; 0. G. Bridges, 4S; "An Auslralian Woman," per Mr. M'laren,. JS?t Ids.; J'etone Committee, X'i B<=. lid.; Hrapitni nurses, per Mis* Stofl, J2 Bs.; Chilvon House School. £2 2s. Ikl.; Mrs. Smitton, ,E2: Mi?? Baber's School. jfil 12s. Cxi.; A.I.H. Cork f'ompplil-ion, .£1; A. P. Pinckney. £\; Mr. Smitlnn, .£1; Mis M'Mc;iani"ii. <:1: H.N.L.. Jil; Mrs. Willi?, 15s. j Northland School, 155.;

"Arcadia," li!=. lOWl.: pnr Bessie Piiynler, 13'. I'd.; Pamvanni School, n<s.; "Scolty (Waybacks)," Ids. 3d.; Alt. Cook 'School. Ift-.; Bessip P-rni-(er. ■!!•! Ifld.; rioveriunent Printing Olßcp, Ss.; AV. B. Hardy. 7.=. (id.; Airs. A. Lindsay, 55.; V. K. bUlersham, ns.

Miss Lillian Duuptan, of New York, arrived in Welliuglon by the Moatni yesterday. Hho intends 10-spend a holiday with'her sister, who resides in Christchurch.

Miss Mary Edwards, a Sydney artist, who has been on a trip to Papeete, was a passenger by the Moana, which arrived at Wellington last night. She intends lo return to Sydney shortly.