RED CROSS WORK.

North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 13934, 17 July 1917, Page 8

RED CROSS WORK.

T\ T OttTJT OTAGO 'BRANCH /ACKNOW \ LEDGMEXTS,

The committee of the' North Otago branch of tho Red < Cross Society, acknowledge with thanks the following donations received at the Ambulance Hall:- .

Proceeds Pukeuri and Waitaki • Market, .£4O ISs; additional Enfield Market, fl 10s 6d; Ilalca Valley (proceeds jumble sale for special appoals £SO IGs 4(i, and monthly subscriptions £ls las), total £OO lis 4(1; Knrow, £3 lis Gd; Awamoko, £o; Otekaike, £1 10s' Gd; Pukeuri (subscriptions), £2 10s; Central Bandage Leaguo, £9 10s; Awamoa Bandage League (per Miss Grant), 13s; Mr Jas, A. Taylor, £2; Mrs C, AV, Kent, ss; "M,," O's; Mrs T. M eek, sen, (sales), losj' Mrs Pattle, ss; sales, 10s, French Red Cross Appenl. —Mrs 11, Orbcll,.£l Ss (blanket and cardigan); Pukeuri, £t 8s (blanket and cardigan); Ngapara,\£ll.

Kurow.—Six pairs lied boots, G pair 3 sox, 3, pairs mittens, 4 shirts, 1 suit pyjamas, 2 caps, and parcel magazines, Livingstone (per Mrs Lory), 21 shirts, 3 pairs cap, and parcel linen,

Tokarahi and Island Cliff.—Ten shirts, 7 undervests, 4 paiijs sox, 15 toilet gloves and parcel magazines, Pukeuri,—Three loungo suits, 5 suits pyjamas, fi shirts, 1 quilt, 5 pairs sox, 1 pair mittens, 1 pair bed sox, 1 pair slippers. Totara,—Three shirts, 4 suits pyjamas, G undervests, 2 pairs mittens, 3

pairs sox, 12 pillow cases, 1 girdle. Methodist Guild:—Seven hundred and eight swabs, S undervests, 1 shirts, 15 pairs sox, 4 pairs bed sox, 2 girdles, 2 mufflers, and books. Newborough.— Seventy-two suits pyjamas. Middle School.—Nino treasure bags. Livingstone School,—Thirty - handkerchiefs, 1G treasure bags. Tokarahi School.—Ten treasure bags. Pukeuri School.—Ten tea towels, 2 scarves, 1 pair ,sox,

Mrs Smith and Mrs Earl,.cutting out; Mr Shugg, laundry work; Mr 11, Kent, magazines; Mrs Martyn, 2 pairs sox; Mr Steel -and Mr Ward, carting.

Returned Work—Sox from Miss Fricker, 1 pair; Mrs Mahoney, 1 pair; Mrs Donaldson, 3 pairs; Mrs Markland, 8 pairs; Misses ? R. and V. Blacklock, 1! pairsj and 107 swabs; Mrs Cullimorc, 4 pairs sox; Mrs Robertson, 2 suits pyjamas; Mrs Pattle, 1 suit; Mrs Renter, 1 suit. Bed sox: Mrs Johnstone, 1 pair; Miss Orr, ,1 shirts and 2 uudervests; Mrs Hutchison, 1 shirt, 1 undcrvest, 1 pair sox; per Mrs McQuadc-Miss M. Kennedy, 4 pairs sox; Miss R. Kennedy, 4 pair sox; Mrs W. McQuade, 4 shirts, 3 lounge suits, and magazines (gift),

MARKET ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. GENERAL DAY. The management of the Red Cross Market wishes to thank the following for donations to last Saturday's market.:—. . Miss Williams (Waiareka), Mrs S.-fl. TCeid as, Mrs Crombic (Weston), Mr S. 0. Reid, Miss Mclntyre, Miss Gilchrist. ss, 'Miss MeDouall, Miss B. Farr, Mrs W. H, Munro (Otekaike), Miss Ralfe, Mrs Pochin, Mrs Gilchrist, Miss N. Nicolls, Mrs E. A, Atkinson, Miss. Christie, Mrs Ycmiall, Mrs J. Gibson (I'apaItaio), Mrs Andrew (Maheno), Mrs A. Malcolm (Enfield), Mrs de Lambert, Miss Owens (Enfield), Miss de Lambert 10s, Miss Deal, Mr J.B. £l, Mrs Garrard, Mrs 11. Hcwnt, Mrs Donk (Alma), Miss E. Hewat, Mr Bread, Mrs G, Sumpter, Mrs Jewell, Mrs Oakden, Mrs Milligan, Miss Remcr, Mrs H, D, Thompson, Mrs H. Ross, Miss Haines, Mr Perks, Mrs Edwards, Mrs Perks, Lady Miller, Mrs Armstrong. Mrs ITargreaves, Mrs Roxby, JjTrs H, Orbell ns, Mrs W. W. Dawson, Mrs R. Orbell, Miss Ireland, Mrs McDonald, Mr Ward, A Friend' (Kia Ora), Mrs McQuin, Miss M, McDonald, Mrs McG'ulloch, Mrs McKellar, .Mrs Rudenklau, Mrs J. C. Milligan, Mrs Frier, Mrs Bulkeley, Mrs I}ouglas,.Mrs A. E.' Lawrence, Miss Mehlrum," Mrs Fitllerton, .Miss Fulton, Miss -Findlay (Kakanni), Mrs D. Clark, .Mrs Paton (1 ukouri), Mrs IT. Maude os, Miss W. Gemmcll (Incholme), Mrs Bulleid, Miss Roberts, Mrs Meek, sen., us, Mrs D. Bee, Mrs Forrester, Miss D. Davies, Miss Smith, Mrs Moc 2s Cd, Mrs Organ 2s Gd, Mrs Jenkin, Mr Foss, Mr Sumpter. Supplementary Enfield List.—Mr' T, Johnston, Mr D. Johnston, Miss C'onliii, Mrs W. Russell, sen,, Mri Keeper, Mrs Robert Boyd, Mr G. McDonald 5s each,

Fukciiri.-Mr B. Douglas 10s, Mrs J. Thomson.' '

LIVINGSTONE BRANCH. The livingstono branch of tho, Re] Cross Society forwarded to the Oamaru Centre the following work on July 9th: ■ Gifts-Miss Sponce, 2 pairs aox, Miss Somorvill, 1 pair sox; Miss Lory 1 balaclava; Miss Somervill, linen. Returned work—Miss Prater, 4 shirts;

Miss Reilly, 4 shirts; Mrs R. Cook, 1 shirt; Mrs Beatty, 3 shirts, Mrs Stuart, 2 shirts, Miss E. Hutton, 1 shirt; Miss Lory, C shirts. Total: 21 shirts, 3 pairs sox, 1 balaclava, linen. HAKA VALLEY BKANCH. The Ilaka Valley branch of the Bed Cross Society has forwarded to tho I Oamaru Centro for .the month of Juna the following subscriptions:— Mr Comgall, Mr Gillies, Mr Ilayes, Delarg.y Brothers, Mrs Reid, £1 each; Mr Elisor, McHenry, Mr McCay, Mr W.

McKenie, Mrs W. Cameron, 10s each;' Mrs Gillies, Mr Kelcher, Mr A. Munro, Mr J; Minear, Mr Thompson, lis e'ach; Mrs/Camerpn,; Mr J, Cleave, Mrs MeCaw, Mrs Milne, Miss Milne, Miss M. Milne, Mrs Dunstan, Mrs/Green, Mrs ; Kelcher, Mr li. Maider, Miss McKonziu, Mr Winter,. Mrs' Winter, Miss Aubrey, , - Mrs/Ayson,'Mr| W. Barclay/ Mr?-Boyle, < ■ Mrs Delargy, Mrs ,W, Laurenson, Mrs J, ; Menrios. Mia W, Mcn/ics, Mis A. E, i ' ' ' 'Monro, ■ Mrs ; Mrs Ross, Mrs San 1 - • qon ; Mi? 'Valentine, Mrs A. Lawrenson/

Mrs 'Andrews, Mi'd: Brocket) II cs Hayes, Mr Kelly, Miss O, Connor, Mrs Patlkin," Mrs Robinson, Mrs' Russell, Mrs Robson/ Mrs Stewart,"Mr.pcott, 'Mrs Scott, Mrs •Corrigall) Miss .Wright, Masteri\ -Com*, gall, Mr J, Harris, Mr ,D. Lenelian, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Dawson, Mrs Downie, Miss' Gillies,- Mr : N Taylor ;Mrs Reader, Mr W, Milnej 2s Oil each, New, 'member, Mrs Shaw,, 2s Gd; Mr Shaw, 2s fid. ' ■ > ' '• • ' Douation—Mrs Hogg, ss, Total, £15155. :

HAMPDEN-WAIANAKARUA WOMEN ',S ASSOCIATION,

The annual bazaar in aid of the funds of the above association was held at Hamptlen an July 5 and 6. Captain Reijmoml declared the bazaar open, and afterwards sot a good example by purchasing, articles from every stallholder. This yepr the public contributed moro liberally than before, showing that the work done-by the Ladies' Guild is appreciated.- TJiei sales were very brisk during the afternoon and evening, each stallholder doing her best to make the bazaar a succss. On Friday evening a concert was given by Oamaru performcrsf, and was one of the best ever hold in Hampden, The items were varied to suit all tastes, and encores were the order of the evening. Miss Isa McWilliams, aged nine years, dressed as a nurse, for a song, was encored again and again. A shower of coins was thrown into the (lag during the singing of the chorus, T.he takings totalled £251, and this will be further augmented' by the sale of goods left over at a future date, The stallholders ■ were:— Hampden: Plain stall—Mesdames I, R,-Douglas and Ward; fancy stall—Mrs Marshal and Miss McMillan; flower stall, Mrs Davis;. sweets stallMrs Lefevre, Misies Dawson and Watt. Kartigi: Kitchen stall—Misses Ross and Mclnnes. Rarotongan Island stall: Misses Morrison, Marshal, and Benbow. Raffles: Misses Hawthorn,. Marshall'and'' Thomson, Wianakarua: Plain stall— Mesdames McKerrow and Finlay; cake stall—Mrs A. McMillan and Miss Ross; bran dip—Mesdames Campbell and Hutton; planchete—Mrs Turner, Misses Findlay and Gibson; produce—Mr W. Murcott; refreshments room—Mesdames Gloag, Gibson, and Benbow, Misses Cunningham and Kemp, Messrs Gloag and Ward.