SALVATION ARMY.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2644, 28 October 1909, Page 4

SALVATION ARMY.

SELF-DENIAL APPEAL. The results of the Salvation Army self-denial week show that in the North Island this year £7225 was collected, compared with £6977 last year, and in the South Island £5276, compared with £4526 last The Gisborne subscriptions were £7Ol 5s 2d (compared with £650 last year), and stand second on .the list. The details are as follows: Apiti £52, Ashurcirw3B, Auckland £560, Cambridge £B6 10s, Carterton £145 ss, Dannevirke £l2O, Dargaville £67 2s 3d, Devonport £7O 10s,' Eltham £l7O, Feilding £155, Gisborne £7Ol 5s 2d, Hamilton £B4, Hastings £3lO, Hawera £95, Inglewood £SO, Morton £74, Masterton £IBO, Napier £l9O, New Plymouth £l9l, Newton £248, Norsewood £56, Onehunga £lls, Opotiki £6O, Otahuhu £65, Paeroa £46, Pahiatua £Bl, Palmerston North £302, Parnell £144, Patea £4l 10s, Pet One £135, Pukckohe £75 10s, Ituhotu £36 10s, Rotorua £4O, Stratford £35, Taumaranui £65; Tauranga £sl, Thames £BB, Waihi £152, Waipawa £149, Wanganui £240, Wellington £IOOO. Wellington South £236, Whangarei £156, Woodville £6B, Levin and Otalci £llO, Ohakunc £SO, Tailiape £4O; total, £7225 2s sd. In the Gisborne total are included an estimate of the amount of several country subscriptions not yet to hand. Adjutant Mellrsham would be obliged n donors 'would kindly send in their contributions as soon as possible.