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(From Our Own Correspondent.) A profit _ot £7 was made last week at the patriotic shop, when a pleasing variety of goods were on sale. Donations wore received from Mcsdaines Fothergill, A. Currie, J. King, Flowers, Finlay, Muldrock, J. Brown, Spulinan, C. Turner, Cook, A. Brown, Lockkcad, Gay, \V. Smith, Hall, A. Blixt, Sixtus, R. Harper, W. ' Brewer, Knapp, 11. C. Brewer, McDoncll, Shaw, Johnson, Faulk, Cheshire. Welch, Wood roof e, Bleak ley, Jones, R. Davis. Misses B. Young (Taihape), A. Dobson, Janet and Jean Currie, Akers, M. Currie, A. Davis, and the Women’s Institute, Messrs R. Currie, A. Currie, A. Davis, Judd. Boekett. Morris, Young, B. Jcnkinson, Schnell, and Paton. The committee appreciate the donations and also the help of those Indies who give their services so willingly in tho shop.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 193, 17 July 1941, Page 2
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133ASHHURST. Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 193, 17 July 1941, Page 2
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