THANKS.

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 138, 7 December 1918, Page 1

THANKS.

MR. AND MBS. BEHRENT, of Old Poriraa Road, Xalwarra, wish to Thank all kind friends and neighbours who assisted them in their recent illness, and especially Mr. A. W. Palmer MR. AXD SIRS. W. BUTT wish to Thank the Khandallah Influenza Committee, also neighbours, for their kindness during Mr. Butt's recent sickness. W. BUTT, Khandallah., I wish to express my Sincerest Thanks to the Mayor (K. Rishworth, Esq.) of Lower Hutt, Colonel (Dr.) Purdy, the Matron (Mrs. Came, ron) and Staff of the Lower Hutt Temporary Hospital, for their many kindnesses to me ' "-ing my recent i.lness. B ,_ 18, Clifton-terrace, Wellington. I wish to Thank Mrs. Me Vicar, of Miramar, for her kind attention to me during my recent illness; also Mr. H. Robertshaw, of Miramar, for the use of his motor-car. T. HICKEY. MRS. W. R. L. GIBBES wishes to Thank Sister Murray and the Nurses of Wards Nos. 5 and 8, Normal School Temporary Hospital, for their kind attention during her recent serious Illness. MR. AND MRS. COLL MAEKE and father, Rota Paki, Waiwetu, wish to Thank the Lower Hutt Influenza Committee; also the Mayor, Mr. Rishworth, and , the Borough Council, and Drs. Hector, Pomare, and Harding, for their kind attention to them during their recent Illness. Special thanks are due to Miss Trevethick, Mrs. Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, and Councillors Kerr and West. MRS. J. PAGE AND HOLMES, No. 228, Rintoul-street, wish to convey their heartfelt Thanks to all kind friends who so freely gave assistance in their hour of trouble. Special thanks are due to Mr. Whitelaw, Mr. 1 Broofcer, Sisters of Compassion, Bandsmen, and Berhampore Committee.