BOOKS FOR HOSPITAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 249, 21 October 1933, Page 2 (Supplement)

BOOKS FOR HOSPITAL.

FURTHER LIST OF HELPERS

Below we publish the second list of iht>se who have donated books towards our Hospital Campaign. Readers are remindsd that this campaign has not yet closed and that books, magazines, comics, etc., addressed to Peter Pan, c/o. "Star" Office, Shcrtland Street, City, may still be forwarded, or (in order to save postage), left {it our front office. Our warmest thanks are due to the following members for the interest they have displayed in our campaign and for the splendid parcels donated: Jean Simmons, Te Papapa (43 magazines, 2 comic books); anonymous (games) j "June and Gordon," Royal Oak (8 books); Patricia Edlin, Northcote (1 annual); June Farquhar, Taneatua (6 magazines); June Ellis, Mangere (7 books and magazines); Bernard and Denis Brockbanlt, Mount Albert (10 books); anonymous (14 books and magazines); W. D. Johnston (8 comic books); Audrey da Berry, Grey Lynn (cigarette cards and matchbox tops); Violet Mayall, Birkdale (4 magazines); anonymous (magazines and back numbers of Budget); Alice Tait, Avondale (38 "Schoolgirls" and 11 books); Pat Fullalove, Napier (13 "Schoolgirls' Own"); Alan Mills (1 annual, 2 magazines, pictures for scrap bocks); Mabel and ICathleen Falkner, Grey Lynn (10 annuals and story books); anonymous (picture album); Rosie Thompson, Tokerima (15 magazines and 31 School Journals); Bill Holder, Herne Bay (10 comics and magazines. PETER PAN.