GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED
The executive of tho Anglican Boys' Homos' Society desires to thank the following-friends'for very useful* gifts tp the homo }it Lower Hutt:—Miss Frasor, I'etone, jam; Miss Mabey, jam; Jilr. T. Faulkner, fruit; Anon, sandwiches and cakes; Anon, Hot Cross buns; Anon, tennis balls; Methodist Church Committee, bread and butter; the Misses Pe.fry,. jam; Mrs. E. L. Sau.dcrson,. bag of sugar; Mr. Klmore, Pctouc, Hot. Cross buns; Mrs. 11. B. Gordon, fruit; Wellington Automobile Club, fruit; Mrs. E. P. Chesney, fruit; Mrs. Ferguson, fruit; Mr. Alfred Coster, houey; Mrs. Brown,Marsden Street, Lower Hutt, jam; Mrs. H. G. Brooks, golden syrup; Mr. E. Barsi,. vegetables; Mrs. Small, fruit. Also.for harvest festival offerings from the following churches: St. Augustine's, Petono; St. Mary's, Silvcrstream; St. John's, Trentham; St. Hilda's Upper Hutt; St. Peter's, Wellington; St. Paul's, Waiwhetu; St. James's, Lower Hutt St. Andrew's, Keikiorangi; St. Paul's, Paraparaumu: St. John's, Fcathersron; The Good Shepherd, Epnni; Christ Church, Taitn, Wallaceville; Whiteman's Valley, Akatarawa, Belinoalv. '. ■- - ......
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1934, Page 22
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160GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1934, Page 22
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