Huntly Mines Disaster Relief Fund

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, 9 October 1914, Page 2

Huntly Mines Disaster Relief Fund

ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIP- i TIONS. D. Capper, £l. J. Clout, £l. Proceeds sale of beast at Rangiriri, £l6 10s. W. Van Ascii, £2 0 6d. Hamilton, £l3 11s. Gordonton, Komokorau, and Rototuna, £26 5s 6d Auckland Waterside Workers’ £2O 4s Gd. A. E, Norman, 19s 3d. Old Sam, 10s. W. J. Burnett, £l. St. Paul’s Church, £4 10 7d, Pahiatua List, £32 6s 3d. Te Kuiti List, £37 13s sd. Ben Brown, £2. C. Bailey, £1 Is. Mrs C. Bailey, £1 Is. Petone Borough Council, £5 ss. Officers and men Expeditionary Force Palmerston North Camp, £lO7 16s 6d. James Borland, Fairfax, £l. Alfred Backhand and Son, pig sold and resold at Pukekohe, £3 11s. Sympathiser (Huntly) 10s. Sympathiser (Te Kuiti) £2 10s. Proceeds Social (Te Kuiti) £3O. The total on the Huntly List to date is £2OOI 4s lOd. The Committee has received numerous offers from people desirous of adopting or giving a home to orphans from live to 14 years of age. They have also received a letter from a lady who wants a domestic help, and who is willing ro take a widow with or without a child. The Secretary would be glad to give information to any to whom the above is of interest. FURTHER MESSAGES OF CONDOLEFCE. Otago Tramways’ Industrial Union of Workers.’ Ruawaro Branch Farmers’ Union. Hawke’s Bay Trades’ and Labour Council. Pelorus Sound Branch Farmers’ Union. Waikato Liberal and Progressive Association. Miss Lorna Beehre. Upper Hutt Town Board. Te Kuiti Social Committee.