TOKO’S BELGIAN FUND.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 65, 12 November 1914, Page 8

TOKO’S BELGIAN FUND.

1 he balance-sheet of the Belgian Hebei Entertainment Fund for Toko shows what that enterprising township and the settlers in the vicinity have dmie. Mr Gernhoefer, as . chairman of the committee, is to be specially congratulated. and Mj- J. Gilliek, the honorary secretary and treasurer, who has been indefatigable in bis efforts to promote this worthy object. Mr I). Bain kindly acted as auditor, and no less than the amount of Tin I 1(K ; ;j,J is to be forwarded to the Belgian Consul at Wellington. Some detail,s°of the Fund are as follows: Messrs J. B. ifino and ,J. Lucena CTO each, E. Marloll To os, C. Bayly To, ,). Woollaston £3, W. -J. Crawshaw and J. Butler L’-/ 2s, J. Henderson £2, \\ . If. Wore Cl 12s (id, ,1. West, C. Griffon and •Sympathiser Tl, M. Gernhoefer Ids /Hi. .1. Sangster Ms, H. I). Milne 7s, W. Pratt Is, F. S, Corbett -Is, sale of lickots Ti l (is (id, dance CO Os, proceeds of recital of “The Absent-minded Beggar,” ably rendered by Captain Alien, tG J7s 3d, Belgian Flag £2l 7s (id. other receipts Til .‘is. Total TlO9 Is .’ld. Expenditure: Cost of hall £2, catering CJ ,10s, printing and advertises Cl 3s (id. total expenditure Tl 13s Ud, leaving a balance of TUB 10s 3d.