ALL SAINTS’ CHILDREN’S HOME.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 238, 5 September 1933, Page 2

ALL SAINTS’ CHILDREN’S HOME.

The matron of All Saints’ Children’s Home gratefully thanks the following for their help during the month of August-Messrs Thwaites and Manawatu Meat Co., meat and dripping; Mr Larsen, cream; Boniface Bros., buns and scones; St. Andrew’s Presbyterian social, cakes; Mrs Small, jam; Savouries, Ltd., meat pies; Bowling Club, milk; Mrs A. L. Robinson, dripping and butter; All Saints’ Sunday School party, sandwiches and cakes; Anon, per Aard Motors, sack of cauliflowers ; Central Old Boys, sack of potatoes; Mrs F. Martin, cakes, vegetables! flowers and dripping; per Miss Owtram, parcel clothes; Rosco Ltd., parcel samples; Miss Sheppard (Wellington), apples; All Saints’ Church (Foxton), cakes and sandwiches; Mrs J. W. "Watts (Awapuni), butter; Mrs H. B. Tucker, marrow; Anon, berets and toilet soap; Mothers’ Union, cakes and scones; S.P.G.A. dance, buns and milk; Ken Mouldey, eggs; Mrs Raikes (Oroua Downs), eggs and ointment '; Mrs Ross (Dannevirke), pair of slippers; Mrs Batchelar (Oroua Downs), dripping ; Mrs Cyril King, case of apples; Mr Owtram, 3 cases of apples; Miss White berets; Anon, parcel of clothing; Messrs Barraud and Abraham, Hodder and Tolley Ltd. and Ashworth, seed for front lawns; Mrs N. Blunden (Kakariki), clothes ; i Mrs R Davis boys’ shirts; Mr J." Dawkins (Mangaweka), honey ; Mr Greves (Aoliautere), vegetables; Mrs D. Reid, cakes- Combined Clubs’ dance, sandwiches and cakes; Mr Pratt, :hair-cutting; Mr Owtram, vegetable gardening; Mr Rush, firewood? Messrs Williams and McKegg, dental attention. Ladies requiring tbeir empty jam jars are asked to ring the matron who will forward them. There are plenty of empty jars in hand. ,