New Zealand
RETURNS FROM SAMOA.
Times and Sydney Sun Service.
Auckland, March 1.
Ten members of the Samoa Expeditionary Force returned by the/Atua last night: Privates Le Cren, Bell, Lovell (Auckland), Stubbs (Wellington), Gunner Pearce, Sappers Drewery and Bodie, Privates Duar *and Thompson. It is reported at Fonuai that an uniuhabitted atoll, 35 miles north of Navua i$ in active eruption, lava being thrown three hundred feet high.
STRATFORD BRITISH AND BELGIAN RELIEF FUNK
Amount acknowledged £959 18s Id, §• M. Porritt (2nd) £2 2s, G. H. Buri rell (4th) £l, L.S.P. 10s, ,C. J. Burrell (4th) £5, C. C. Prideaux £3 3s, whakau Picnic, per C. Watchorn, £1 10s. Total £976, 4s 4d. ' G. : N;. Curtis’-first £lO bontis has now been earned. As Mr Curtis has generously, promised £lO for every £9O subscribed up .to £9OO until the end -.f .March, the com‘■Jijittee would be pleased to receive subscriptions as early as possible.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 49, 1 March 1915, Page 6
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153New Zealand Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 49, 1 March 1915, Page 6
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