GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED
The committee of •.- the. Citizens' Day Nursery' gratefully acknowledges gifts of food and clothing, and other equipment for the nurses, from the'folj'wing donow: '■M 7 TrawlhiK Co.. Boston Cake bhop, iui. Rod Lady Luke, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. >lHott Mrs Reid, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Gray, X Ciarte Mrs: Kirk., Moana Sewing / Bee. Gratification was expressed at the ■Hndness of the. "Moaua Sewing Bee (Mis.. !w"g Morgan) in sending a parcel oi beautiful clothes. „ ~ The committee and matron of the Women's National Reserve Residential r tfiraery Owen street, express sincere S« Mr.. Brorni, Bediampore brand.. MT'Eiiw& ,i.,,,a«;. i. |? i>« reived by the Pctone Plunkel fcocietj. Mrs? Evans, £3 6s 8d; Mia Barnuamt, £? Messrs Packard and' Boyd, £2 2s, V-Ci and Hilda Wilson, Earthquake Committeef to Covkill, Wellington Last GirlV Colleges Easter eggs and sweets Mr£ Kerry, Chilton House Old Girls St. Margaret's College Comic papers, Billy Si tennis balls, lan and Graham Ronayne; hot water bags, St. Jolm Ambulance Association; face »% £d ~ap. Mothers' League; clothing, P"""** Cl™ toilet articles, Red Cross, per Mrs. Miler; motor drive for children, Wellington Automobile Association; flowers, Iruit, fakes, etc., St. John Ambulance Association, per Wadestowu, Lower Hutt, Central, Selwyn, -Hataitai, anoV Seatoun Leagues of Mothers; concert, Petone Jun-ic-FRed Cross Circle. Ewarfc Hospital: Books (00), New Zealand branch ot the British Red Cross Society; reading material, Miss Smith; singing, Mr. Chambers and party; church service, Rev. Mr. Christie; concerts, Mrs. M'Carthy and pupils, Mr. Duncan and party. "Victoria Hospital: Books, papers, sweets, etc., bt. Andrew's Ladies' Guild; lavender, Rev. Fielden Taylor;' flowers,--Mrs. Nicholas, '■Mrs. Jolly, Mrs.- Dempsey, Misses Price; socks,' Mrs. Healey; cigarettes and papers, St. Vincent de Paul Society; Sunday-sing-ing, Trinity Methodist Church; concerts, Philomel Choii-,' St. Mary's Convent, Toe Emmas, Hospital Auxiliary, Miss O Regan land party; -visiting, representatives of Re- ! turned Soldiers' Association, St. Vincent de "Paul Society, St. Andrew's Ladies Guild, Mr. and Mrs. Moore; Hospital Auxiliary. ..•-..
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 94, 22 April 1931, Page 16
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317GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 94, 22 April 1931, Page 16
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