SOUP KITCHENS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17955, 23 November 1918, Page 3

SOUP KITCHENS.

DONATIONS ACKNOWLEDGED. Mrs Hastie and Miss Ross acknowledge, with thanks, the following donations towards their five jouvj kitchens: —Mr Fairbairn £SO, Mr Bennett 10s, Mrs Vergetto £l, Mrs lasker ss, Miss Wilson £l, Mrs Mollett 10s, Miss March £l, Mrs Seeretan £2, Professor end Mrs Gahbatt £6, Mr F. Murray £2 2s, Mrs Andersen 10s, Anonymous £1 ss. Mrs Mr Nettletoil £l. Miss Young os, Mrs J. Bnilantyno £b. Mrs Cook £l. Miss Murray 10s, the Misses Forbes 10s, Mrs Hanson 10s, Miss Thompson ss, Miss Adams 10s. Mr Schumacher £5, Mrs Bennett 10s, Miss Bennett I.os, Mrs Holt and family £3, Mrs Eric Harper £l, Mrs Ross £l. Anonymous £o, Anonymous £l, Anonymous £2, Mr .1. Crncrort Wilson £5. Anonymous 2a 9d, Anonymous 2s, Anonymous £l. E.M3L £2, C.E.M. £l, Anonymous £l, Anonymous ss, Anonvmous ss, Anonvmous £l. Mr Hume' £l, .Miss Marsh £l, Anonvmous £2, other anonvmous donations." lis—£lll 0s 3d. * Also gifts in kind, including eggs from Sheffield, Darfield, Cheviot, Heathcote Valley, Mr Stead, etc.; barley from Seed Co.: jelly crystals from Aulsebrooks: gelatine from Glue Co.; eggs and milk daily from several people, including Mr Rohb and Mrs O. Shaughnessy, Halswell: meat from Mr Nicholls and others: jam. crockery, jars from Minson's and Recce's and Luke Adams: e"d manv others too numerous to mention. 9