RED CROSS WORK

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 210, 18 August 1933, Page 4

RED CROSS WORK

GIFTS TO HASTINGS SOCIETY. The following donations have been received by the Hastings branch of the Bed Cross Society:— Clothes: Mrs. Gillies, Mrs. C. K. White,- Mrs. S. I. Dixon, Miss Holland, Mrs. Hayes, Miss Powdrell, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs. Shortt, Mr. W. L. Nelson, Miss Pinckney, Mrs. Waldron, Oriental Bazaar, Shorenden Women’s Institute, Otamauri Women's Institute, Mr. Rees Davies; quilts, Mrs. Heaton; Peggy squares, Radio Cousins 2ZL; linoleum, Anonymous; boots and shoes, Miss Holland, Mr. James Lyons, Mr. W, L. Nelson; bedsteads and mattresses, Mrs. Appleby, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. R. J. Thompson, Mrs. Kershaw, Anonymous, Mrs. R. A, Brathwaite, Miss Holland; rug, Miss Boaler; eggs, Miss Clark; cash, 18/1, Mr. H. R. Jackson (proceeds sale of stranger lamb). The depot will be open for the distribution of clothing on Friday, 25th instant. Men’s and boys’ clothing may be obtained between 9 and 11 a.m., and women’s and girls’ between 1.30 and 4 p.rn. No application received after the 15th will be dealt with on that day. Last Tuesday 95 families were assisted. The Mayor has received the following donations to the Central Fund:-— R. Ward £l, E. Gordon Williams £2 2/-, J. M. Lowry 10/-, Mr. Toulmin, Havelock North, £l, Mrs. Toulmin £1; H. McKuin, 1 bag of coal per week till end of September; H. Hodder, 2 quarts of milk per day for 6 months; E. Kitt, 1 quart of milk per day for one year; Mr. Griffiths, £lO in foot and shoes; Wellwisher, 5/-. In the list published yesterday the name of E. G. Williams (£5) should have been Alan M. Williams.