The Tuakau Effort.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 227, 4 September 1914, Page 2

The Tuakau Effort.

FUND REACHES £3OO. TUAKAU, Tuesday

Ihe atove furd is still growing. Complete (inures to date are not yet available. However, one bin donation is in sight, po i*. is sjfe to say that the £3OO ma?k will bo paesed. The subscribers to Messrs Henderson and Madill's lists not previously published arc as follows: W. H, Northtnore, £,'!; J. I! vil, £2; Father O'H ri, £l Is; P. Ma:pherson, H. Geraghty, W. Hooker, F. Wnnlley, W. I'rrseott, ''atterson, Grilliths, Uirtl'jv Geraghty, Grant, r. M: Uahan, Miss Bri.'ge, Miss Rrewster, £l each; English, lOtBd; Robert', 10s; Katkin, Carroll, j.inr., J. C. Urjingool, Mungall, 5a each; J. Milch 11, 2s (id. Lists arranged tiy ladies' cjmmittcca are not y.t clled ir.

Mr Join l)ynos has made a s|ileii(]id d onattowi of i':!(l

UNDER ORDERS.

Mr E. K'light received orders last week to join his regimeut, tho Stafford hires, which is leaving India for th n fioit. When urd.rs arrived Mr Kniaht was down with a mild attack of pleurisy, and was unable to respond to the cill. This caused him very keen riiiappointinent, and to use bis own words the only chance now is to try end get away with any other New Zcalsnd contingent that may be formed. Mr Knight saw five years' active service in 'he Soudan, where lie whb wounded Hnd received his corporal's stripes.