THE DOMINIONS HELP.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16751, 5 January 1915, Page 11

THE DOMINIONS HELP.

BRITAIN AND BELGIUM FUND

LATEST DONATIONS

Subscription* to the Poor of Great. Britain, Ireland and Belgium Relief fund may be forwarded to the Honorary Treasurer. Mr F H. Pyne, care of Mosstb Iyne and Lo„ or to the secretary. Mr C. M. Parker. o ; (be Art Gallery. Following are the latest donv tiO,lS: - ' •■' , • £ .. d.

Amount previously acknowledged U#2< JJ < James Clark (proceeds 1 lamb) 010 J Employees Scott Bros. ... •' - u From Christmas Pudding (Boigium) . • • r n n F. W. Cotnpton . • . • ° ° u Children "West Lyttelton School Prize Money (Belgium) . •> '■» ° Selwvn Street. South Methodist Carol Singers .. • . • 110 u Hauipstead Patriotio Committer (proceeds concert und dance) • • • - *" 8 ° Loyal Oxford Lodge, per J. R. Youngman (Britain; • . • :10 ° Proceeds from Kimberley Cricket Club's Dance . • .. • » ° u Canterbury Central Co-operative D?.irv Company's Suppliers (third donation) . . • 910 d Ellesmere A. and P. Association (second instalment. weight-gtiessing and sale of sheep, per Geo. GoseetO . 10 0 0 Mason's Plat School Children. second contribution (Belgiuni) . • • • ' 6 3 Total to date . • 9 4

A meeting of the Executive Committee, will be held to-day, in the Alliance Assurance Company's Booms, Hereford Street, at 3 p.m. SOUTHERNERS' EFFORTS. [Per Press Association-.] GORE. January i. The Baliour Ladies' Patriotic Leaews. as the result of effort* made et the Balfour Caledonian Sports on Boxing Day, where they ran side-shows and a refreshment tent, and at the Cattle Fist races, raised £220 for the Belgium and Britain Relief Funds. It is estimated that another £3O will be available when all the returns arc in.