BELFAST CATHOLIC RELIEF FUND.

New Zealand Tablet, 4 August 1921, Page 28

BELFAST CATHOLIC RELIEF FUND.

To THE EdITOB.

Sir—The Tablet comments re the apathy of the comfortable people of this country towards the martyrs of Belfast have stirred us to action here, and I hope they will have a similar effect in other districts. I enclose you a cheque for £37 3s 6d for the above most deserving object, as per attached list.l am, etc., —T. J. Cahill. Patea.—Rev? Father Cahill, £5; £1 each: Mrs. Deane Mrs. Beck, Messrs. J. A. McKenna, P. Brady, J. Clarke’ J. Boyle; 10s each: Mrs. M. O’Sullivan, J. Egan J Dwyer, G. Williams, J. Connolly, J. H. Cronin; 5s eachM ISS Adams, Mrs. H. Cronin, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Cornwall, Mr. McGee, J. Sheahan, D. Hurley, Mr. Parsons; 4s 6d: “* P* £ alm "; 2s 6d each: Miss Lavery, Mr. Howard—£l6 9s 6d Waverley. £5 : Mrs. Gawne; Waverley Convent school children: £1 12s; £1 each: Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. O’Reilly, Messrs. F. Oliver, J. Bourke Jas. Kennedy, J Lynskey; 10s each: Mrs. Christensen, Miss Kennedy, Mrs. Fitzgibbons, Messrs. L. Bradley, W. ?on fi Ar J P Smi !V 58 each: Mrs - L y n skey, Mrs. ParkinI O?V M r R - 01iVer ’ J - Le °’ A * Christensen, J. 0 Reilly, J. McGowan, F. Kriger, P. Duffy, D. O’Oon- -- r L 48: ?' C^ rGIl 5 3s 6d: J Murphy; 3s: “ A Friend”; 2s 6d each: Mrs. Cleary, Miss Cleary, Mrs. Gray, Miss Palmer, Mr. J. Farmer; 2s: “A Friend.”-£2O 14s .!