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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 468, 3 April 1894, Page 2

# Feajiierstppl for 'flJfflradj Wg r iia oflftldntjv wiiioli -w ove> jioked in.Maeterton, flfl'lettpr, ♦hiolil we give- all.ttiat pwi'M ] said otfihe fiuljeot.; ; ] We ; should, be very; glad ourselves to fe» ceiv'eand/ftcljpowledige.Bubs for ai}d Han'3!.tbem o|er of a_ny moneys

.'yillQ,aiid Elcetahdnatiaveloßt and Lwould/ 'suggest that'the""Mayors i.bl;o'ui ! 'r&pe6tive' Bhonld'open'BUb^oripHoii 5 those.suflereie wHo fequtfe,% 1 ittle' aia.'s| : ihirik we in feht all give a few shillings each' to assist those in distress 'so neat usi. The blackeaed fields; theruioed homes; the household furniture' spattered and destroyed, the lost sheep and oattlei and ether sad losses appeal to our Bympatby and assistance, For aUhongh.themajority.oi the-settlers there maybe-well ouVstillthere-may ba'one'or' two struggling families whereinVthe poor struggling, mother may not kniw' ; where to turner themoheyto buy:bed and' beddinjrfor'her children. If Mr Heageity will kindly open a list I shall be. glad if he will put my. name down upon it. It is'scarcely necessary to make enquiries. Let us.collect a low pounds in Groytpwn aid: send•them ; up to those in need. I '?,"i j '■. \} * ; ;: ■ i . .' .'• ' fTo'urfl'eto.," 4j= '' ;'' " v CoWsMAN.PHIIUfS, , The Knoll, Maroh 30; 1894.'-i 1 '": ' '■<