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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 47, 19 November 1920, Page 5

Anglican Boys' Homes Fund. An a meeting of the Anglican Boys' Homes Extension Fund, held in the Accountants Chambers yesterday afternoon, the following, amounts were announced as having- been subscribed to the fund by the parishes of the city and districts: AorShland and Wudestown, .£7O 65.; St Marys Karon, £71; St. Michael's, Kelk Ut "i St. Peter's, £115 17s, Cd. (besides a War Bond and £15 for a bed); St. -Mark's .£l4O is.; St. Thomas's, £140 «a, : , &t ' £'. bans ' £W3 ■ 9s - M 'i Brooklyn, £101 55.; King's, £190 6s. 6d.; St. James's, Lower Hutt, £211 7s. Bd.; St. l'aul's £327 15s. 6d., All Saints', £357 17s. id J donations from country parishes, £57 lis. Bd. (the largest donaition from these being £27 15s. Cd. from St. Andrew's parish) • . proceeds from other souroes. £64 I2s. Expenses totalled £17 Us. 2d., leaving a balance-of £2057 12s. Id. The executive wished to thank all who had .in any way helped to" further the success of the effort, the workers, the public, the Press, mibscnbers, and the honorary auditor. At the closo of the meeting a very hearty vote of thanks was carried by acolamationjto Mrs. A. 11. Waters for her arduous and work as hon. secretary tor the appcl. i, A ?S b «? meoiln " 'a connection with the Wellington South Progressive (Society to consider an appeal from the committee of the "save the .children" organisation in reference to an effort to be made to raise funds towards the fibove object, was held in the hall of the Newtown Public Library last evening. Ihe attendance was not large, but tli« president and the secretary of the Progressive Society were unanimously appointed to attend the meeting of citizens to be held at the Y.M.C.A. rooms tliia evening.