The Red Triangle.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 21 March 1918, Page 2

The Red Triangle.

Red "Triangle work has gone on busily in Levin this week, and substantial additions have been made to the local total collections. Yesterday Mr Wilson, resident Y.M.C.A. secretary in Perth, Western Australia, visited Levin in the interests of the movement. In the afternoon, he and Mr Porter, local chairman, and Sergt.Major Fletcher, who ■ recently returned from tlie West 3?>"ont, and bears earnest testimony to tlie value of the Y.M.C.A., went to Shannon and Foxton, where they met the leading citizens and extended the movement to those cenPIRST LIST £553 5 0 SECOND LIST. Ec:crinton family 4 2 0 H. E. Porter 3 3 0 D. S. Mackenzie 3 3 0 J. N. Lawson 2 2 0 Wni. Beckett 2 2 0 J. C. Milnes 2 2 0 K. Aitken 2 2 0 C. Blenkhorn 2 2 0 C. S. Keedwell 2 2 0 George Thompson 2 2 0 L. V. Kay 2 2 0 J. Varnham 2 2 0 W. Stewart 2 10 0 H. Denton * 10 0 Mrs Hughes } J ® J. Dunn 10" Mrs 1. G. Nation 1 0 0 J. H. Martin 1 0 0 N. C. Holdaway 10 0 Miss McKegg 10 0 Friend 12 2 D.Gibson . 10 0 Friend 3" ? n W. H. Beecher 1 1 0 Jhing Lee 1 1 9 Leong Bros. A J- " On Tie 1° 6 Other donations are as follows: J. Ryder, H. Rowlands, Ryder and Nicholson, who gave one fat sheep each; C. H. Cottle, one fat lamb; H.Sorenson, one sheep; Mrs Lucas, goods; Grand Hotel, 20 free dinners; J. W. Middlemiss, goods; "Chronicle, free printing and advertising; J. -Liu" fresne, one sack of potatoes; A.. J. Burne, poultry; Friend, horse. The third list will appear on Saturday.