RED CROSS ACTIVITIES.

Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 17, 18 September 1930, Page 3

RED CROSS ACTIVITIES.

The Hon. Secretary of tlie Bed Cross Committee wishes to acknowledge with warm thanks many gifts last week and this week, from Petone, Lotvot Hurt and Lowry Bay, the residents of all these districts being truly kind, and it must please them to know that applications from each ono of the ajbove mentioned districts this week have been received all of whom it was possible to help, exjcept with men's wear. The following, along with another list of names -who have given parcels and promi *e.i same per Mrs. O'Flaherty, whose l..st is not available at the moment, have sent gifts of food, clothes and denntion. As some of the names have not a prefix of Mr or Mrs, we will simply fjivo surnames, or addressies iwhere no name has been given. Lower Hutt: Burr, Cowden, Cairns (new materials),

WMtc&er (2). Petane: Cow.hjnan, Kerr, Pearee, Wilcox, 2 Patrick Street, and 17 Adelaide Street, El^jnes, Hadley, laddie, Midhurat, Hax ton ->r Axton, Hodges, iSboart, Tait, Tl ox-pson, Simons, Burborouglh., Sharon Lippeit King, and fre« cartage of gccns l?j Mr. Ted King. Lowry Bay: Mr.- ElMngtooa, Mrs. Field and Lady Beli. Pram, Weldon, Waiwhetu; linoleura, Crr. Hautaiua Square.

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The monthly report shows <the number of applications as 111, garments {p ••••H' 1>057; boots, 70 pairs, (bedsteads 3, cots and prams 2, repairs and leather for shoes £1/5/6; emergency meaJs 6/-; fares to Wellington (hospital) 4/-j also 12'1>! Kusins, 121bs jam, .coal, badiclothes #nd tyro complete layettes. £5/10/6 was raised foriis (by Mrs Press, Hume Street (£4/5/6), and Mr. Gordon Duneai., Petone (£l/5/-) on the riigfotdres* from Labour Party and* tea »orvic« givpn by Mt. G. Duncan.

Kio Committee is indebted 1o Mrs. AustiK, Bailway Avenue, for several pairs of new stockings, and to the ano ymons, donor over the initi&b H.Bfcr the sivin of £2 for special emearjjenoj" eases.