RED CROSS SALES DEPOT.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15746, 13 November 1916, Page 5

RED CROSS SALES DEPOT.

During the past week gifts in kind Qiavo been received at the Depot. Cathedral square, from the following:—Mesdames F. J. Hamilton, A. Scott, E. Spitz, R. AV. Shepherd. K. M. Macdonald, R. Blake, S. Kennedy, Bowden Yates, Hotchkin, Longdon, A. Brown, Per/lington, Asian, Marrie, Kimington, E. P. Xicholls. S. Clark, J. Cunningham, Summerfield, Laurenaon, llusgrove, W. Harman, Morgan," G. S Lavie, A. E. G. Rhodes, D. Archibald, Bakewell, Parker, Boyle, "Wadworth, R. Atcick, E. P. Burbury, G. E. Rhodte, Lever, D. Matson. P. J. Overton, Cotter, and W. Ballantyne, Misses Do;:(Is, Feron, Grierson. Foster, Xoon, Banks, W. Joyce. Packer, Meniegent, G. Ballantyne, Amberlcy friend, A. P. Pritcbard, R. Allen, —. Cooper, A. E. G. Rhodes, —. Gates, H. Duckworth', T. G. Burch, Y M.C.A.. J. H. Mander, V. VT. McRae, Quambv (per "W. F. lie id', —. Herring, T. Chapman. Cash donations: —E. Cho'tmcmdeley, £1; Keith Knight and Arthur Callender (Guy Fawkts). 15s; Eric Maynard and Harold Taylor (Guy Fawkes), "3". J. Dyer, J. Hethexington T. Morris and A. Morris (Guy FawWel 8s ; h P. M. Berry (sale of fowls, per J. B Merrett), £1 3s 6d ,: Edward Blanchard and Keith Lamb (Guy Fawkes), Gs Gd; Mrs S. G. Raymond (monthly), los; Knox Church Mothers' Meeting' (jumble sale), £12; Mtb Jae. Johnston (per N.Z. Farmers' Association). £1; Harry Thomas (collected by bim for Overseas Tobacco Fund), £7 3s; R. B Beals, £1; J. H. Maynard (sale of flowers), 12s 3d. The Dominion Compressed Yeast Co. gave tbe Depot all their receipts from sale of bread and yeast at the Show, totalling £20 3s 3d Harper and Gatehouse g-zne 50 per cent of their Box Ball Side Show proeeedb at the Show viz., £6 15s. This makes about i£3o received by the Red Cross Sales l>G<wt from this generous combination to date. During the Carnival period an organisation of ladies connected with the Depot has realised the sum of £271 by th© sale of flowers. The week-end sale of homemade foodstuffs was conducted hf Mesdames A. T. Chapman, Daxnpier-Crossley, and "Wankiyn f and rea--ised £41. _ The competition tor a ham wac won by Mis Wajiklyn, with a gueee of 28Jlb.