Motor Ambulance Fund

Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1921, Page 4

Motor Ambulance Fund

Previously acknowledged ... £H- lo * A rail uni list, per Mr B. Mat'd---1 - Ward 10s lid, Inker Bros, Mrs liarrourt- J. Havill 10s each, D. Agnew, M. E. Olsen, G. Hewlett, J. Hams, M . ('idem- IE O’Donnell, A. Bradley, M.s Cropper. Bond and Millett, Mrs Taker. D. Jelly, J. A. Mcliarry, J. Mi-Gui-aii. B. Ditely, L. Douglas os each. Miss Bernhard. Airs Rao 2s fid each; total £ii 0s Od. !I mu hrey’s list, per Mr R. O. Speed: .1. Garris £l. AV. Martyn, R. Cooper, AI. Olsen. AY. Adams, T. Martin, AV Brown W. Bernhardt, G. llarcourt, 1. Armstrong. E. Delore, ('. Campbell. |l. Wilson. R. Speed 1 0s each; A. Kitchio, A. Wilson 5s oin-h ; total £B. Kmterangi list, per Aids Han ourf : W. Jamieson, \\ . Jones, R- A. il.i’renit, R. Houlistoii 10s fill each; A. Jamieson, I). Clark, N. Han is, L Wallace, E. Wall 7s fid each, S. do I'liillipi, W. A. Smith. -J. E. Smith, ,J. Smith. 11. Eleming, J. Dimmick, H. Michel, A. L. .Michel, IE Preston, A. I.jule, The Twins, A. Wall, Airs Hav- ,||. G. Spence. W. Little, J. Hart, L. Morel. I . Stopforlh, L. Kelly, S. GodI i-(.y ,f,s each; A. Cropper 4s, R. ’A biteman 2s fid; pensioner 2s; annoymous Ids; total L'S) 18s. !; 11 ,iu Flat dredge, per Air Pettigrew, T. B. Lewis, R. Boucher £lench; E Bmuim, D. Al. Pettigrew. A. I’homas, .) AL-Calfrev, J. Forsyth, 11. Staplev. M. Smith, S. Honey, .1. Ilagland, J O'Connor. K. Brown. J. Ruthveii, J. Brown, W. Woods, S. McKay, J. Surn, nor, J. Knowles, J. Warner 10s each; W. Smith. W. Reid. (’. Gutberlet, S. Knowles, J. Campbell, A. Sampson, A. mg. A. Gilstroum, P. liarr, T. Long, .1. I bad ley 5s each. Total £l3 ]ss. Watnroa- list. No 2, per Air R. Hyndman :—J. Nolan, T. Rodgers, C. Vincent. Al. !’iitrick. IE lleveldt lOseach; .). f. Ruder, A. Mcßride. E. Walsh, E. Gifl’ney. E. Butler. A. Weenink, 5s each; total £4. Contractors, per Stuart- and Chapman: C. A. Thorpe, F. Newman, A. Rhodes, W. Thorpe, T. Wells, R. C. Wells 10s each : total £3. Total to date LlO2 9 1

GIPSY SEER SHOT. : BRTJSELLS, Juno 7. | llis fiancee having quarrelled with i him as the result of “ inlorination ” j given to her hy a fortune-teller at Huy, near Namur, a young man put a revolver in his pocket and. called on the seer. When he had shot her in the neck, chest, and face he went to the police station and expressed his regret that he waft not sure she was dead. Meanwhile the gipsy friends of the fortune-teller took her to a chemist’s simp. While s he was there a soldier, u ith a hadlv cut face, was brought m. f riends of the soldier accused her of having slashed his face and attacked her. Tibe was rescued, however, hv the police, and is said to intend to change her profession.