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FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
PERIOD EXTENDED. Subscriptions to the fund which is being raised by Mr. Yung-liang Hwang (Chinese Consul) for tho relief of sufferers by fainino in the Chinese provinces of Anhui and Northern Kiangsu, are still arriving from Europeans, and aro just beginning to come freely to hand from Chinese residents of New Zealand. The explanation of the latter circumstance lies in. the fact that it has taken some weeks to apprise Chinese residents generally of tho plight of their countrymen in the afflicted provinces. Mr. Hwang has been advised, under the circumstances, to extent the period for which the list is to remain open. Instead of being, closed today, as was intended, it will therefore remain open for about another week. A number of local residents will" be invited to attend a meeting in the Chinese Consulate about a week hence, to determine the destination of the fund. The Anglican Bishop of Wellington (Dr. Wallis) will attend and. preside. Mi. Hwang desires to state that any subscriptions which come to hand after the list has been finally closed will be forwarded .by him to, one of the organisations which are at present administering famino relief in the afflicted provinces. Following is J thc- ,Jlistof donations:—
is. d. Amount previously acknowledged 43 17 6 Messrs. V. 11. Bannatyne and Co., Wellington 3 3 0 A. Lover of China, Auckland 0 10 0 Mr. John Ping. Pahiatua 10 0 Total collected by Mr. Ping from Chinese-ill Pahiatua- 3 17 0 "M.5.," Kent Tcrrace, Wellington 0 5 0 Wellington' 0 2 6 Mr. E. Balcombe Brown, Wei-. liiigton 110 "H.A.G.T.," Wellington 0 10 0 Mr. George Wilson, Dalmarriock, Palmerston N 5 '0 0 "H.,"- Hataitai, Wellington 0 5 0 Mrs. Emily Duncan, Wellington 110 Mr. Chung Ben* Ohakune 0 5 0 Messrs. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., Wellington 5 5' 0 Mr. Henry Brittain, Wellington 10 0 Mr. William Choug,. Man Sing Co., Newtown 00 Mr. A. Clung, Feilding 0 10 6 Collected by Mr: Ching from Chinese in Feilding. 0 12 6 "J.J.N.," Wellington 10 0 Miss Isabella Wallace, Mangere... 0 10 0 Mr. Wai Yep, Opunake 1 0 G Mr. Cheng Hsu Wliai, Opunake 10 0 Mr. Tung Chih Wei, Opunake 1 0 0 Mr. Loi King Hsuh, Opunake 0 10 0 Mr. Heng A. King, Opunake 0 10 0 Petone Presbyterian Church I 10 0 Mr. Joe Ivwong Lee, Palmerston North 1 l o Total collected by Mr. Joe from Chinese ill Palmerston North 12 18 G Total received from Chinese in Stratford 3 11 0 Mr. Low Wong, Huntervillc 110 Dresden Piano Co., Wellington 110 Mr. On Tie, Levin 10 0 Total collected from Chinese in Levin 1 0 0 Messrs. Lum Kee and Co., Mar- ton 2 0 0 Total collected from Chinese by Mr. Lum in Marton 10 6 Mr. Albert J. Smith, Marlborough 0 4 0 Mr. H.-F. Christie, Wanganui 1 0 0 Total received from Chinese in Westport 3 0 0 Kev. Alexander Don, Dunedin 0 10 0 Total 103 12 6
Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1030, 20 January 1911, Page 6 paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=DOM19110120.2.77&cl=search&srpos=1&e=-------10--1----0wong+ping+pahiatua--&st=1
PERIOD EXTENDED. Subscriptions to the fund which is being raised by Mr. Yung-liang Hwang (Chinese Consul) for tho relief of sufferers by fainino in the Chinese provinces of Anhui and Northern Kiangsu, are still arriving from Europeans, and aro just beginning to come freely to hand from Chinese residents of New Zealand. The explanation of the latter circumstance lies in. the fact that it has taken some weeks to apprise Chinese residents generally of tho plight of their countrymen in the afflicted provinces. Mr. Hwang has been advised, under the circumstances, to extent the period for which the list is to remain open. Instead of being, closed today, as was intended, it will therefore remain open for about another week. A number of local residents will" be invited to attend a meeting in the Chinese Consulate about a week hence, to determine the destination of the fund. The Anglican Bishop of Wellington (Dr. Wallis) will attend and. preside. Mi. Hwang desires to state that any subscriptions which come to hand after the list has been finally closed will be forwarded .by him to, one of the organisations which are at present administering famino relief in the afflicted provinces. Following is J thc- ,Jlistof donations:—
is. d. Amount previously acknowledged 43 17 6 Messrs. V. 11. Bannatyne and Co., Wellington 3 3 0 A. Lover of China, Auckland 0 10 0 Mr. John Ping. Pahiatua 10 0 Total collected by Mr. Ping from Chinese-ill Pahiatua- 3 17 0 "M.5.," Kent Tcrrace, Wellington 0 5 0 Wellington' 0 2 6 Mr. E. Balcombe Brown, Wei-. liiigton 110 "H.A.G.T.," Wellington 0 10 0 Mr. George Wilson, Dalmarriock, Palmerston N 5 '0 0 "H.,"- Hataitai, Wellington 0 5 0 Mrs. Emily Duncan, Wellington 110 Mr. Chung Ben* Ohakune 0 5 0 Messrs. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., Wellington 5 5' 0 Mr. Henry Brittain, Wellington 10 0 Mr. William Choug,. Man Sing Co., Newtown 00 Mr. A. Clung, Feilding 0 10 6 Collected by Mr: Ching from Chinese in Feilding. 0 12 6 "J.J.N.," Wellington 10 0 Miss Isabella Wallace, Mangere... 0 10 0 Mr. Wai Yep, Opunake 1 0 G Mr. Cheng Hsu Wliai, Opunake 10 0 Mr. Tung Chih Wei, Opunake 1 0 0 Mr. Loi King Hsuh, Opunake 0 10 0 Mr. Heng A. King, Opunake 0 10 0 Petone Presbyterian Church I 10 0 Mr. Joe Ivwong Lee, Palmerston North 1 l o Total collected by Mr. Joe from Chinese ill Palmerston North 12 18 G Total received from Chinese in Stratford 3 11 0 Mr. Low Wong, Huntervillc 110 Dresden Piano Co., Wellington 110 Mr. On Tie, Levin 10 0 Total collected from Chinese in Levin 1 0 0 Messrs. Lum Kee and Co., Mar- ton 2 0 0 Total collected from Chinese by Mr. Lum in Marton 10 6 Mr. Albert J. Smith, Marlborough 0 4 0 Mr. H.-F. Christie, Wanganui 1 0 0 Total received from Chinese in Westport 3 0 0 Kev. Alexander Don, Dunedin 0 10 0 Total 103 12 6
Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1030, 20 January 1911, Page 6 paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=DOM19110120.2.77&cl=search&srpos=1&e=-------10--1----0wong+ping+pahiatua--&st=1