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|HONGKONG WOMENS GUILD

KENT.

MINISTERING CHILDREN'S

LEAGUE.

ALLOCATION OF BAZAAR

PROCEEDS.

Royal Soldiers Daughters' Home.

65. Bossly Hill Hampstead, London, NW. 5,

9th January, 1023, DEAR MADAM, I am directed by the Com- mittee of the Royal Soldiers' Daughters' Home to ask you to be good enough to convey to the Guild our vory grateful thanks for their most gencruns dona. The Committee of the Hongkong Wosion of £170 in aid of the general On behalf of mon's Guild and Ministering Children's Funds of this Institution.

the Committee, League bave received the following letters

O.°F. Duss, Major, Secretary, (addressed to the Hon. Secretary, Mrs. Dyer Ball) from England in connection with the proceeds of the Bazaar held here last

Shaftesbury Homer and " Arethuma ** November

Training Ship

From the Viscount Knutsford, London Hospital, Whitechapel, EI,

Dth January, 1923, DEAR MADAM-How perfectly splendid of the Hongkong Women's Galid I really cannot let the Treasurer reply to such a generous New Year's gift, because I am so very, very pleased.

104 Shaftesbury Avenue,

London, W.C. 2,

January 6th, 1921. DEAR MADALI beg to acknowledge re November, and thank you very warmly for ceipt of your very kind letter of the 5th the draft of £50.00 which you have been kind enongh to send to us towards the In these days I should have to write bep,000 we are endeavouring to ratar to ging letters almost for ever before I could prevent any curtailment of the Society's hope to raise such a sum as this, and it work, specially delights me that it comes for s second time, and so goes to prove my favourite motto "Once a friend, always a

'friend."

Do please, if you can, thank as many of our generous unnamed friends as is possible. They really deserve far more than I can express.

-Years very truly,

KNOTSFORD,

·Captain Fryatt Memorial "Fund.

The Arcola, Liverpool,

8th January, 1923, Dear Madam,—Once again we have to express our most sincere thanks to your League for their most generous donation of £170 to the Captain Fryatt Memorial Fund, This makes a total of £1,390.15.1 received from your League for the special benefit of the children of members of the profession and their dependents who may be in dis- tress, and believe me, we are deeply grate ful to you. There has, I regret to say, been a heavy drain upon our Fund arising out of the great amount of distress which has

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Will you please convey to the Hongkong Women's Guild and Ministering Children a League the very warm thanks of our Trea surer and Committen for their response to our appeal I can only assure them that in these days of anxiety and stress, the help sent is doubly appreciated.

Believe me, all that the League and the Guild have done is greatly valued.-1 am, Yours faithfully,

HEYRY O. COPELAND), Secretary??

Orphan Homes of Scotland. Bridge of Weir,

8th January, 1023 DEAR FLESH-Your kind letter of 25th November, enclosing draft for £135 resched me this morning. We are deeply indebted to the members of the Hongkong Women's Guild and the Ministering Children's League for their continues interest in the Orphan Homes of Scotland.

We very much

sp preciate their splendid gift which will go towards providing for the daily mainten- ance of oar big family of fatherless boys and girls. Will you kindly assure the

existed during the past year Mer; members of our warm appreciation, and

amongst Captains and Olivers of the chant Service and their dependents, and this further musicent donation, therefore, comes at a most opportune moment. Will you please accept yourself and convey to nil concerned our most grateful thanks! Herewith I have the

in returning receipt foutest of pleasure

faithfully,

G. B. SAY (Secretary.)

Offers Families Punal.

1. Chesterfield Gardens, Mayfair, W.1.,

8th, January, 1023. DEAR MADAM-Lady Landsdowne and the Committee wish me to tell you how deeply. grateful they are for your continuing kind and generous help. Not only is the money most welcome for our Widows and Orphans but the knowledge that our work is still thought of and approved is a great comfort and support to us.

If any of your members are over able to come and see us we would so gladly show them all we do. With renewed most grate ful thanks-Yours truly,

IDA PEYTON,

pass on to them our most grateful thanks for their renewed heir,

With all good wishes for 1923, I min, Yours on behalf of the children,

MARY QUARTER

NEAR EAST REFUGEES.

NATIONAL APPEAL FOR BRITISH HELP.

We have received from the Colonial Secretary

correspondence some

and printed "information forwarded to the Government by the Secretary of the Imperial War Relief Fund, including a National Appeal for the Near East refugees sighed by the Prime Minister and the leaders of religious and political thought in Great Britaip. Th Council of the Imperial War Relief Fund has desired HE the Governor to bring the appeal before the residents in the Colony so that through their co-operation the Colonies of the Empire shall be adequately repre sented in the effort of "British relief FOTK

The National Appeal states that it has become increasingly obvious that the effec tire means of dealing permanently with a problem of such magnitude is by the undertaking of relief work on a recon- structive basis. An opportunity for such work is offered by the Kofugee Settlement Scheme which has been organised by Colonel Procter, the Deputy High Com-

The Church of Eugions Incorporatest. Bonety for Providing Homes for Waifs and Strays.

Old Town Hall, Kennington Road London,

8th January, 1923, DEAR MADAM,It is with much pleasure that I occlose the Society's official re ceipt for your most welcome remittance of £50.0.0., to hand this morning, for which please accept our very sincere thanks. It was indeed good of your Committee to allocate this handsome sum towards gar work for the children, sad perhaps you

An would be good enough to convey to themmissioner of the League of Nations.

arent of land has been allotted in Greece our very real gratitude and thanks for their kindness and generosity. We do ap

to some 10,000 refugees by the Greek preciate the assistance they have given us Govorament who have supplied such and are truly grateful.-Believe me, Yours building materials, agricultural im faithfully,

plements, tools, etc, as will enable the refugees to build their own villages_and settle permanently on the land.

Food supplies, which were expected to last till the beginning of April were in hand when the Appeal was issued, but, the interval. between that date and the gathering of the harvest was unprovided for. The High Commissioner of the League of Nations realising the importance of the settlement of the rural populations as necessary preliminary to the whole problem of assisting the refugees, has requested the assistance of the British rellef-organi sations to complete and extend this work of permanent relief. Donations for this work of practical Christianity, which may be earmarked if desired, for general relief purposes or for medical relief will be gladly received by the Lord Mayor of London, Mansion House, London, E.O.. Letters should be marked "Near East Relief."

W. POWELL SWAN. “

Commander-in-Chiefs Ofice,

The Nore, Chatham,

6th January, 1923

· Madam,-1 un desired by Admiral Sir Hugh Evan Thomas K.C.B., KC.M.G, ALV.O. LL.D., to nekowledge the receipt of Oras Hundred and Seventy Pounds (£170) being a donation from the Hongkong Women's Guild and Local Branch of the Ministering Children's League to the Tra falgar Orphan Fund, and to thank you very much for this splendid donation. I am, Modem, Your obedient servant,

JOHN B. SHITTLE

Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief, The Nore

Ministering Children's League (Founded 1885 by the Countess of Meath) and Ministering League. Patron-E. M. THE QUEES, 324, Westminster Falace Gardens,

London, S.W. 1,

6th January, 1922. DEAR MADAM-I am enclosing a formal to the M.CL. .cannot tell

The Daily Mail says that on her mar riage, Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon will become FR.H. the Duchess of York, the fourth lady in the land.

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UNA G. ECRbow's (Secretary).

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League

WEATHER REPORT.

Apr. 8th at 12.12.-Pressure has decressed considerably at Vladivostook and Nagasaki and slightly at the majority of other report- |ing stationa

anticyclone has passed into the Pacific and the depression is now to the N.W. of Nagaskl

Another depression is shown to the SE. of Vladivostock.c

Hongkong rainfall for the si hours ending at 10 am, 8th April, 000 inch. Total dinos anery 1st, 1,48 inches, against an averago of 7.33 inches, de

Southwark Bridge Road, London, 8.3., 11th January, 1924 DEAR MADAN,With many grateful thanks 1 hasten to acknowledge the contribu- tion of £200 from the Hongkong: Women's Gaild and Ministering Children's your letter was rend to the Committee of Management at the Morting this week and was directed to express the very sincero and

thanks of the authorities of the "in" for the generous gift.” It is very acceptable and has come at

A very opportare time to emphasise this it is Hongkong to Gap Bock moderate to light;

merely necessary for me to mention that

we owe our Bankers considerably more than £4,000, notwithstanding every care and

The forecast for the 24 hours ending ab noon, 8th Apr., is as follows;

Distance

FORROANE E öc variable winds,

economy. My Committes greatly appreciates Formosa Channel

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the friendly interest of your League i our good work and trust that the azsocin tion may be a lasting on

I encloss official roxipt, and, with com- pliments and renewed, thanka-Remain, Yours sincerely,

E. C. & BATH (Secretary).

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