AN APPEAL.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 June 1916, Page 3

AN APPEAL.

SOLDI liKS' EVENINGS IN CAMI'. There are lew amongst us who will not co-operate with the movement oil foot iu Wellington and Ghristchurcti to provide gramophones for the eoldieiK ill camp. A committee was tonimU consisting of Brigadier-Genera! Sir A. W. Robin, Colonel Tate, Hon. A. M. Myers. M.P., Or Thacfcer, M.P., Mr J. P. Luke, mayor (hon- soc.) Mesdames Massey, J. P. Luke, porrigin, Kilmartin, Tawee,, Kersley, Kollest"H audi Lady Gibbes. At a recent meeting held in the Town llall, Wellangton, it was resolved to con.muniente with the mayor of each town in New Zc-.iliaiKl, requesting them to kindly interest the citizens sufficiently to raise a donation of CIO 10s towards f -hr fund. The response alrend.v to hand is most gratifying, viz., that plensure the money wili lie forthcoming. All who wish to asstiet in brightening the evenings of our brave soldiers Sire urged to forward tlier donation to the mayor, or to Mrs Rolleston, lion, secretary to the tund, 256 Lambton Quay, Wellington. «p«—a—as——^