PRESENTATION TO MISS BANDYSIDE.
The Editor. Sir.—Tfaroogb tbe medium of your paper, I desire to tbank all those well wishers on behalf of myself, for the very handsome sum uf money, namely, £67, they bave placed to my eredit in the Savings Bank, ss a testimonial to me for my Red Cross and patriotic efforts, which, I feel, were enly my duty to carry out, while i bsd the strength and energy. The work bis given me much pleasure, and been quite an education to me, and I may say that everyone, with very few exceptions, has helped my efforts willingly. 1 must offer a special meed of praise to Mr Walsh, who seems ever wont to carry out deeds of kindness, for having promoted and brought to fruition, with the assistance of Miss Vera Ellison, the collecting campaign, to do me honour. Also, my sincere thanks are doe to our respected Mayor. Mr G. P. Finlsy, for his very kind remarks when making the presentation to me.—l am, etc., LOUISA M HANDYSIDE. Te Koiti. May 291b. 1919.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 1219, 3 June 1919, Page 5
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