RED CROSS WORK.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17097, 21 February 1916, Page 8

RED CROSS WORK.

CATHEDRAL SQUARE DEPOT. During the past week gifts in kind have been received at the Red Cross depot. Cathedral Square, from Hie following:—Mrs R. D. Harraan, Mrs 11. M. Reeves, Mrs J. G. Wilson. Mrs C. H. Croxtcn, Miss Wilding. Convalescent Home. Airs Mander, Mrs J. Donald, Mrs 11. P. M. Berry, Mrs B. SethSuutli. T. G. Burch, Mrs" Perkins, Mrs \\. Holraore, W. Hornsby, Mrs A. Sims, Mrs G. G. Stead, Mrs Alexander, G. E. Rhodes (pvf J Keetley), Kowai School children, Miss Sagar, J. Longton, Mrs Foster, W. Izard, Miss Bowcn, E. Button, A. J. White and Co., Mrs E. J. Cooksley, X. Macfarlane, Mrs E. Bond, A. E. G., Rhodes (per J. Sinclair), Benjamin and Co.,' Mrs Rimington. Mrs lietherdoa, Mrs A. Scott. Mrs Lucas, Mrs E. L Knight. Mrs C. Rutherford, Mrs W. Ballantvne, H. Gates, Mrs Guild. D.1.C., Fred Slad'en and Son, Mrs W. lies, Mrs Granger, Rev F. Dunnage, C. E. Otley, H. Duckworth, Mrs G. G. Cripps, Miss Scott, Mrs Watson, Mrs Osborne, Mrs R. C. Taylor, Mrs Wilding, Miss K. Scott. Meiuies Bay Red Cross, Pilhvorth Fox. Misses Bishop, Mrs J. Wallace. Miss Storry, Mis Peate, Mrs P. Johnson, Mrs C. T. Xewtou, Misses Strange, J. S. Prebblc, Mrs J. A. Walker, Miss Souiorfield, A. T. Chapman, Mrs. C. L. Hnrt. C. Marsh. Mrs G. Gerard. Mts Buddie. Mrs Robson, Mrs Routloy, Mrs G. Jones, jun., Mrs Sunlev, Jas. Storry, Mrs Captain Matthews, M. J.' Russell. Mrs Slonian, Mrs R B Beals. Mrs Gebbie, Sir George Clifford, A. Berry, Mrs E. P. Burbury, Mrs C. Wood. Miss Buddie, E, F. Stead, Mrs G. E. Rhodes. Mrs Pync Miss J. Stewart, and a large number of anonymous donors. Cash donations have been received from the following:—Russell Clark Is, P.H.P. 2s 2d per E. H. Hughes £2 '2s, per Miss Janot Storrv, Leonard White JSSO, H. Friedlander £2 2s", Mrs J. Hopoer ss, Mrs R. W. Anderson 3s, Miss K. Scott (proceeds fruit) Ss, Mts Davison and her three children 6s Gd, Mrs Scale £h Warner's collection box (per Miss Todd) £1 Os 4d. Warner's collection box (per Miss Dyer) .£1 3s. ', , - , „ The week-end sale of foodstuffs at the depot, which was ill charge of Miss Janet Storrv, realised the handsome sum of £sl for the sick and wounded. The committee wish to thank all those who by gifts or help contributed to the success of the sale. The cake guessing competition was won by Miss Noone, of Ajsiberley.

NEW BRIGHTON. The cuosts at the Now Brighton Cafe last week raffled a baby's bonnet in aid of the It«l Cross Fund, the sura of £2 being realised. The winner was Mrs Morrison.