Otaika

Northern Advocate, 16 September 1941, Page 2

Otaika

Mrs. Jeffs, of Whangarei, who is recovering from a recent illness, is the guest of ner niece, Mrs. L. Dyer. Mis. A. Morgan is progressing in hospital. Mrs. J. Steedman was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bert Cuff, of Donald Street, for the week-end. A postcard from Captain Cecil Wright, received by his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. L. Wright, states that he is a prisoner of war in Germany and is well. It adds that it is useless for his parents to send him letters until they receive the address of where he is confined. As a result of money raised in Otaika by the Otaika patriotic sub-committee during the last three months, patriotic funds have benefited to the extent of | £42/3/2, as follows; Proceeds of dance and raffles, etc.. I £7/17/11. Donations; Puwera-Otaika [W.D.F.U., £3/3/-; Mr. J. Middleton, 10/-; Mr. Whareumu, 2/-; Mrs. Whareumu, 1/3; j Miss Whareumu, 1/3; Mr. E. Phillips. 2/-; [Mrs. M. Tito. 2/-; Mrs. H. Matthew, 1/3; Mr. Jack Paki, 10/3; Mr. H. Paki, 10/-; Mr. G. Gunson, 8/0; Mr. N. K. Holmes, 10/-; Mr. A. Macken, 5/-; Mrs. E. Pitman, 5/-; Mr. A. Peters, 2/0; Mr. B. Flesher, 5/-; Mr. J. Chapman, 3/9; Mr. G. Wordley, 5/-: Mr. Jack Andrews, 10/-; Mrs. Magee, 17/0; Mrs. Steedman, 17/6; Mr. Magee. 10/-; Mrs. Litt, 1/-; Mr. Budge, 2/-; Mrs. Zimmer, 2/-; Mrs. Porter, 5/-; Mrs. Potter, 2/0; Mr. A. Lister, £1; Mr. Churches, 3/6; Mr. G. Edge, jnr., 5/-; Mr. J. Watts, 4/-; Mr A. A. Tavinor, 5/-; Mrs. Tavinor, 5/-; Miss Edge, 5/-; Mr. J. A. C. Kerr, 5/-; Mr. j D. Kerr. 2/6; Mr. T. Edge, 4/-; Mr. G. Edge, 2/6; Mr. S. A. Donaldson, 5/-; Mr. H. Dwyer, 5/-; Mr. R. L. Kilford, 5/-; Mr. D. Coxsmith, 5/-; Mr. R. McKinnell, 5/-; R. 1 W. and V. I. Gunson, £1; Mr. E. A. Vyle, 10/-; Mr. a. Marsh, 5/-; Mr. A. McLennan, 5/-; Mr. L. Wright, £1; Mr. Len Moore, 5/-; Mr. H. Murray, £5; Mr. Pigott, 10/-; Mr. Elliot, 5/-; Mr. Tunzelman, 10/-; Mr. T. Klinac, 5/-; Mr. J. Steedman, £2; Mr. C. Job, 10/-; Mr. H. Underwood, £2; Mr L. McLean, £1; Mr. M. Gunson, £l/5/-; Mr. A. Drummond, 5/-; Mr. C. Long, 4/-; Mr. R. Tonner, £1; Mr. Cotton, 4/-; Mr. G. Child, 10/-; Mr. Jenning, 10/6.

Jersey Catalogues, Catalogues for the forthcoming pedigree Jersey bull sale of the Whangarei Jersey Club have been delivered from the printers. In spite of the war this most attractive publication is one of the best yet produced.