All Saints’ Children’s Home

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6620, 5 August 1931, Page 11

All Saints’ Children’s Home

Palmerston North. The matron thanks the following for their kindness during the month of July:—Mrs. Wagland, caps; Mrs. Waugh, football and vegetables; All Saints’ Sunday School party, Manawatu Savage , Club, Eosco, Dustin’s, sandwiches and cakes; Grand Hotel, Piccadilly, Eosco tea-rooms, soup and dripping; Mrs. Burgess, cauliflowers; Miss Paalev, 2 eiderdowns, 1 white quilt and coke; Mrs. A. T. Nichols (Oroua Downs), soap; Mr. Handley, potatoes; Mrs. Eglinton, cabbage, dripping, and cakes; Girls’ Lunch Club, sweets; Mrs, Green (Kairanga), vegetables; Takaro Sewing Guild, sewing; Mrs. Killip, sewing; per Eev. Wiltshire, case of books; Miss Palmer, wicker chair; per Miss Botterill, cabbage; Anon. (Huntervillo), scrap books; Mrs. J. C. Johnston (Manaia), clothes; Miss Adams, DOlbs. dripping; P.D.C., samples; Mr. W. Olsen, macrocarpa brushwood; Messrs. Child Bros., free cartage; Mrs. W. H. Smith, lacebarks; Mr. Ashworth, planting trees; Messrs. Thwaites, Manawatu Medt Co., Piccadilly tea-rooms, meat. The matron (Mrs. Bain) will be pleased to have gifts of firewood of any description, also fuel for furnace. Poxton. The matron thanks tho following i'oi their kindness during the month ot July:—Mr. Eiches, meat; Mr. liart, free cartage; Mrs. Walton, dripping; Mrs. Skellau, dripping; Mrs. Reay, butter; Mrs. Walls, buns; Mr. W. Barber, load of pinewood; Messrs. Larsen and Hartley for planting trees; Mrs. i'. Eobinson, flowers and dripping; Mr. Alsop, attention to electric pump and gift of new ladder; Mrs. Bailees, Oroua Downs, eggs and honey; Mrs. Holgerson, Oroua Downs, cauliflower and turnips; Oroua Downs ladies’ social afternoon, supplied afternoon tea; Mavis Hobbs, Oroya Downs, buns; Mrs. funnel, Oroua Downs, 51b. box tea and basket of soap; Mrs. Gordon, c>roua Downs, butter; Mrs. Sorenson, Oroua Downs, soap; Mrs. Byers Whakarongo, 2 tins of jam; Mrs. Gollan, Welling ton, I cases apples; Mrs. P. Weston Hunterville. .dripping, shoes and swedes; Mrs, Matt, Hunterville, clothes; Joan, and Betty Sunncx, Hapier, comic papers. J