THE COPPER TRAIL

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 22, 21 October 1918, Page 8

THE COPPER TRAIL

Last week's contributions to the Copper Trail were chiefly small sums. There are some large donations still to come to.hand, and the Trail will make another important advance towards Auckland before the "Our Day" Appeal finally closes. A highly successful effort was a sale of work and entertainment by the C'hilton St. James Girls' School, which produced £45 los. 6d.

The donations for the week ending October 18 were as follow:—Lower Hutt Patriotic Guild "Our Day" fair, £440 2s. 10d.; AVairoa Lady Liverpool and Red Cross Committee, £353 Bs. 7d.; C. Smith, Ltd. (second instalment), £50; Chiltoti'St. James Girls' School, sale and entertainment, £45 las. 6d.; Shannon Ladies' Patriotic Sewing Guild, £62; Karori Paddy's Market, per Mrs. La Trobo, £45; Ohingaiti schoolchildren, bridging the Makohini Viaduct, £34 12s. 9d.; Church of England Red Cross offertories, further instalment, £27 18s. 3d.: Ormondvillo Red Cross Committee, £25 ss. Bd.; Foxton Patriotic Society, £23 12s. 10d.; T. M. AVilford, £20; Manaia Patriotic and Red Cross Society, £12 55.; Jolinsonville Public School, £10; W. H. Montgomery, £10; "Dressing the .Soldier," per Mrs. AV. Fulton, £8; Mrs. AY. Cruiekshank, Rosubox. £8; F. K. Kelling, £5; Tokomaru Co-op. Dairy Co., £2 "s.; Awatuna Ladies' Guild, per Mrs. Newell, £2 45.; children of St. James private school, further instalment, £1 10s.; "Some Girls," £2 25.; Miss Baber's School, £2 Is. 7d.; To Mania School, Upper Hutt, £1; Rangataua School, 165.; Rakanui, Red Cross Guild, 18s. 6d.; Raknnui School, Us. .7d.; children's bazaar, per Mrs. Sargeant. 13s.