CONVALESCENT HOME
Gift Of A Wireless Set At the June meeting of the board of trustees of the Wellington Convalescent Home the matron reported the gift of a wireless set to the home. The set was presented by an anonymous donor. The trustees have extended their sincere thanks for this generous gift. The matron also reported having received a ease of apples, books, vases, bananas and marmalade from the following: Mr. J. D. Wilson, Mrs. Martin, Miss Nathan,- Miss Groose and Miss Christiansen.
Good imported coats represent unequalled value today, when the supply availalbie is gradually being depleted. Hero are.two of outstanding merit:—Black witfh a self-bouclette stripe finished with a smart collar of black persian lamb with a V-shaped piece running down the front, and cuffs to match. The other is of very dark brown coating iierfeetly plain, but with, .a magnificent collar, and long revere of sable dyed squirrel, in a large fitting. Agnes Samson, Lambton Quay. —Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 229, 22 June 1940, Page 6
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