MAYOR'S RELIEF DEPOT
The following additional gifts of foodstuffs have been received at the Mayor's ltelief Depot, Dixon street:—Denhard's Uaktries. 120 loaves; G.T.I1., per Denhard's. 120 loaves: M.X.A., sugar, tea, sago; Mrs. V. D. Clarke, 1 sack potatoes: Another Baker, 70 loaves; Anon., per lxed Cross, groceries; Dr. Jacobsen, butter; '■y." per Jones, baker, 14 loaves; Crei=swell and Sons, 30 loaves; "V," per Isaacs, baker, 12 loaves; Anon., I'araparaumu, vegetables; Mies Tanner, vegetables; Queen Margaret College, groceries; Mrs. S\, per Uciihard's, G loaves; L.J., sugar and cocoa: Mrs. Porteotts, butter, tea. and Hour; liri'-'i-lcy, baker. 10 loaves; Moana dewing Bee, box groceries; Kclburn School, groceries; Isaacs, baker, 14 loaves; .lories, baker. 1.1 loaves; Anon., vegetables and fruit: Mrs. M'Kay, Scat.oun, 3 sacks vrgpfablcn; .1. Holland, free c.-iriagc The depot h very short of all kinds of lood,
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 90, 13 October 1931, Page 11
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137MAYOR'S RELIEF DEPOT Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 90, 13 October 1931, Page 11
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