CLOTHES AND FOOD

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 240, 7 July 1931, Page 10

CLOTHES AND FOOD

District Committees’ Work ATTENDANCE HOURS Dealing With Applicants As the inter-church relief committees of the city and suburbs have duties to attend to other than interviewing applicants for assistance from the Mayors distress fund it has been deemed necessary in many cases to fix the hours during which this work will be done. _ . In the following list are given the names and addresses of the members of the committees, together with the hours °^Te t Aro (Cambridge Terrace to the Terrace, Webb Street to ha^our). -Manager’s room, St. John s Church, Willis Street entrance. Hours: 2 to 3.30 p.m. daily, except Saturdays. Newtown (bounded on west by Town Belt between Wariporl Street and Hankey Street; bounded on east by Town Belt to John Street and north of John Street by Tasman Street).—Kev. W. B Milne, St. James’s Manse, Adelaide Road; Bev. Mr. Rooke, St..Thomas’s Vicarage; Rev. T. W. Vealie, 24 Colombo Street; Bev. Hlbburt, 71 Wariporl Street; Commandant Podmore, 22 Owen Street.' Hours: 11.30 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily, except Saturday. Seatoun and Bays.—Rev. A. A. Armstrong, Monro Street; Mrs. Kellow, Ludlam Street; Mrs. Anderson, Dundas Street; Mrs. Hooke, Inglis Street; Mrs. Morrison, Monro Street; Misses McGregor, Inglis Street; Mr. R. N. Gordon, Hector Street; Miss Freeman, Karaka Bay; Mr. Shout, Breaker Bay. Miramar (to Rongotai Terrace).—Rev. H. W. Hitchcock, 108 Tauhinu Road, Miramar; Kev Father Ahlenberg, Kllbirnle Presbytery; Captain Riseley, S.A., Park Road, Miramar; Rev. M. A. McDowell, 67a Bridge Street, Rongotai. Hours: 12 to 2 p.m. Lyall Bay, Kllbirnle (to Wellington Road), Maranul, Melrose.—Rev. E. J. Orange, 108 Freyberg Street (for food and fuel, from 11.30 to 2 p.m.); Scouts’ Hall, Lyall Bay Recreation Ground, at end of Resolution Street (for clothing). Hataltai (north of Wellington Road), Roseneath, Oriental Bay.—Rev. E. S. Harkness, 147 Hataitai Road; Archdeacon InnesJones, 20 Lindum Terrace, Roseneath; Canon Sykes, the Vicarage, Moxham Avenue; Mr. Evans, 11 Maidavale Road, Roseneath; Mr. P. D. Hoskins, 20 Hankey Street. Mount Victoria (to Wellington College), Clydh Quay, and Adelaide Road (to John Street, bounded qn right by Tasman Street). —Rev. H. E. K. Fry, Duft'erin Street: Rev. J. Baird, 35 Pirie Street; Rev. H. Johnston, Ellice Street; Rev. Father Mcßae, Presbytery, Patterson Street. Hours: 12 to 2 p.m. Berhamporc (south of .Warlpotl Street). — Rev. N. S. Barnett, 5 Stirling Street. Island Bay.—Rev. C. Boggis, 99 Derwent Street; Rev. G. Ireland, Waikato Street; Rev. G. C. Blathwayt, Humber Street; Rev. H. Ashworth, 22 Mersey Street. Hours: 12 to 2 p.m. Brooklyn (south of Aro Street), Momington, Vogeltown.—Rev. P. Houghton, Garfield Street; Mrs. Miller, 158 Ohiro Road; Mr. Purvis,.42 McKinley Terrace; Mr. Dunning, Fortunatus Street, Vogeltown; Mr. Staples, Mana Street, Mornington. Wellington Central (Aro Street northwards ; Willis Street and Customhouse Qnay to Terrace, Molesworth Street, arid Grant Road), Kaiwarra, and Ngahauranga. —Rev. H. J. Odell, 93 Tinakorl Road; or Molesworth Street Methodist room (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 2-4 p.m.). Kelburn, Taitvllle, Mitchelltown.—Rev. J. Hubbard, 5 Raroa Road, Kelburn: Rev. R. Inglis, 64 Upland Road; Rev. G.’F. Petrie, 4 Upland Crescent. Wadestown. —Rev. J. H. Ashley-Jones, the Vicarage, Wadestown Road; Rev. F. JI. Wilkinson, Leslie Street; Mr. M. T. Ryan, 87 Weld Street. Northland, Creewick Mr. E. D. Good, 103 Orangl Kaupapa Road; Rev. C. H. Wickham, 18 Harbour View Road, Northland; Mr. E. H. Bracey, Creswick Terrace.

Karori (to Tunnel).—Rev. J. Dennis, 235 Main Road, Karori; Rev. A. B. Todd, 24 Harbour View Road, Northland; Rev. F. M. Kempthorne, Fancourt Street,’ Karori; Mrs. Furlong, 112 Main Road, Karori; Captain Leg, care S.A. Headquarters, Khandallah and Ngaio.—Rev. E. M. Cowie the Vicarage, Khandallah; Rev. R, S. Watson, the Manse, Khandallah; Rev, J. Jeffreys, care Mrs. Fisher, Chelmsford Avenue, Ngaio. . . . ■ ;■ , Johnsonville.—Rev. A. E. Jefferson, the parsonage; Rev. A. E. Hunt, the Manse, Petherick Crescent; Rev. Isaacson, Porirna Road; Mr. G. Jones, Woodlands Road. MAYOR’S DISTRESS FUND Gifts of Foodstuffs Following'are additional gifts Of foodstuffs to the Mayor’s Distress Relief Fund: Mrs. Ivory, two cases applesKA, tea and milk; J. W. De Castro, Masterton, chest tea, case condensed milk, 20 tins syrup; Mr. Parks, bread and butter; Mrs. V. L. Palmer, groceries; Mrs. Harris, Trentham, groceries and dripping; S. Rowe and Sons, two sacks potatoes; Nimmo’s 2ZW, box butter and groceries; Mrs. Burke, groceries; W. K. Taylor, Otaki, seven bags swedes; Mrs. Thoms, per Nlmmos, tea and cocoa; Country Listener, Jam; Pllmmerton Listener, groceries; Dr. E. Gordon Anderson, three sacks potatoes, swedes, and onions; Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson, milk tokens and bread; “My Neighbour,” groceries; Anon, 201 b tea; Junior Red Cross, apples and children's food; Mrs. Green, bread and meat; Mrs. Mantell, groceries; L. Anderson, Makara, one bag swedes; Wellington Paper Bag Co., paper bags; Mrs. W. A. Kennedy, groceries and apples; J. Holland, free cartage; Anon, eight loaves. —