RED CROSS FUND.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16350, 23 October 1918, Page 7

RED CROSS FUND.

Additional subscriptions received, by the Canterbury Centre for week ended October 19th: BRANCHES: Dunsandel 10s. Akaroa £1 7s Westport lis 6d, Robinson's Bay 10s, Aylesoury £2 3s, Greymouth £1, Hanmer £5, Mrs Borthwick £15. , GIFTS IN KIND received from:— BRANCHES: Horsley Downs, Aylesbury. New Brighton, Roman Catholic, Soutnbridge Red Cross. Prebbleton, The Girls (Shirley), Cashmere, Latimer square, Springston, St. Albans, South Malvern, Fernside. Balcairn, Cheviot, Ohoka, Opawa, St. Auxiliary, Waipara, Christchurch, Training College, Temple ton, Hororata, Little Akaloa, Little River, City. MISCELLANEOUS: Mesdames Bethel! and Russell, E. Scott, Miss Cowlishaw, and Aylesbury. Hororata and Halkett schools, A. J. White, Ltd., Strange and Co., Johnson and Cousins, W. A. Poison, Pannett and Lockwood, Gapes and Co., Cooper and Co., J. A. Lummis. Rastrick and Co., Cocks and Co., Hammond and Co., T. H. Davies. CASES for packing received from Church Missionary Society, Chas. Bean and Co.. and Woodward and Co. COMFORTS for soldiers in Military Hospitals received from: BRANCHES: Aylesbury, Fernside, Redoliffs (per Mesdames J. Gibbs, Q. H. Woods, Baxter, and Miss Beaven), Wninara. Belfast, Little Akaloa. MISCELLANEOUS: Mesdames E. J. Ross, Beswick and Malcolm, and Baker Bros. RED CROSS SALES DEPOT: Mesdames Murray, F. Smith, Oxley, Balantyne, Warburton, M. Campbell, Woods, Ellingford, Jackson, Misses Shaw, Neave, G. Boag. C. Robinson, A. Hardv. Messrs Armand, R. M. McDonald. W. Izard, Herring, Children's Stall, A Well-wisher, Brown'B Laundry, G. Rhodes, A. E. G. Rhodes. Branches and donors please note that weekly will appear in every Wednesday issue of this paper. " 1 DEARER YET. AND DEARER. Sewing machines are going up. You have a chance to get a Davis now before the next lot arrive, and you may pounds. Minaon'a, M6AOB