BRITISH RED CROSS.
HASTINGS COLLECTION. Miss Maddison, lion, secretary of the Hastings Red Cross Workers, supplies the . following figures in connection with the recent Red Cross Day inaugurated for the purpose of raising funds for the supply of comforts for the sick and wounded in Mesopotamia. The effort lias been most satisfactory and thanks are due to the many' willing workers who gave their services on that day and to those who so generously subscribed to the fund. Tho organisers also wish to thank Mr. J. A. Fraser for the valuable assistance he rendered to the cause. hollowing are the different ai”ounts collected and the names of the collectors • Hastings centre. Misses Baird and Maddison, £66 18 6 ; Racecourse district, Mesdarncs Anderson and Wallace, £l6 14/-; Cornwall Park, Mesdc.tne.i de Lisle and Waters, £l6 2/-; Noel’s Folley, Mrs. J. Watts, £lO 8/4 ; Queen’s Square, 'Mesdarncs W. Wellwood and Vyner, £24 1/8; Havelock Schoo) children, per Mr. Marshall, £7 15 6; Proceeds Havelock concert, per Mr. Hunter, £l4 ; Paki Paki, Mesdarncs E. J. Baker and Maitland, £ll 9,-6; Whakatu, Miss Hammond, £2 8/7 ; Totnoana, Mrs. Shields. £l 15 3; Fcrnhill,. Mrs. D. B. Hill. £7 7'-; Armstrong and llainine. .-sale of flowers, per Miss Edgar, £3 ; Clive Grange, per Mrs. H. lan Simson, £6 13/3 ; sale of horse, Maraekakabo Station, £3 5 1 '- ; sale of horse per Mrs. 11. lan Simson. £3 15'-; British Red Cross shop. £76 15/3; proceeds Mayoress* Send-off, Oct. 6th., £l3 1 - ; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell. £3; Mr. J. E. Lane £5: Mr. J. Kruse £5; “A Friend” 5-; Maraekakabo, per Mrs l.oekic, £25 8/5; Hastings Red Cross Workers. £200; total, .£629 3 2. Firwashing muslins, prints, linens, woollens, silks, etc., “No Rubbing Laundry Help.”* It is not the price, bnt the analysis that determines the value of a food. When buying calf food be sure to get l the analysis. You will find there ie nothing to equal the “ Gilruth ” Calf Pood Obtainable Wilburns Kettle. ' M Hastings • H. J. Webber, F.5.M.0., F LO.. London. Opthalmi" Optician, at Web--B®r'a Pharmacy. Hestinsrs. Tneedavs • Hastings subscribers: For complaints re late or irregular delivery of your “ Tribune,” ring up 39 up to 6.30 p.m. or 100 after that time.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 272, 2 November 1916, Page 4
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