TREAT FOR THE ORPHANS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14300, 21 February 1910, Page 6

TREAT FOR THE ORPHANS.

MOTORING PICNIC AT MANGERE. Two hcsbbed children from the .orphan | homes of Auckland were enabled to partake of the unspeakable joy—-to the jurcnile mind —of a motor car run with picnic thrown —of a motor car ran with a picnic thrown in on Saturday afternoon, through the 1 thought fulness of the Auckland Automobile I Association and a number of motor car i owners. Forty cars participated "in the run, 1 and after an exhilarating spin the delighted J youngsters were deposited at the picnicking | grounds at Man go re owned by Mr. Road. I Here they Iwerei- allowed to frolic for d J couple of hours, itnd also to partake of afteri noon tea. Then, as each car was about to j leave on the homeward run at about fire p.m-, the youthful occupants were further regaled with a box of chocolates each. The festivities at Mangerc were rendered additionally pleasant by the presence of the Central Mission Band, under Bandmaster Burnand. ; . ,■"• Owners of cars who placed their conveyance* at disposal were as follows:— For Papatoettie Home (59 children); Messrs. W..P. Morpeth, IV G. Farrell, J. C, Hardie, Bishop Lenihan {driven by Mr. Henning). 3. B. Macfarlane. (J. E. Foote, Charles Rhodes, G. \V. Spragg, W. H. Smith, R. K. White, St. Mary's Home, Ponsonbv (70- children): Messrs. S. J Atlin. J. W. BlackwelL, G. T. Bayiv, W ! 3. Colwel!, W. J. Cooke, R. A. Dexter, li j R. Kady, A. I*. Foster, A. .Cleave, W. E. ! Hutchinson, J. T. Julian, «J. H. Kinnear, j Dr.-A. Kinder, L. Lichtensiein, W. B. Lev- ] land, R. Lnidlaw. Children's Orphanage ] Home, Ponsoaby (40 children): Messrs, H. 5 Chatteris, J!. A. Moody. X. A. Nathan, D. J L. Nathan, J- C. Spedding, C. A. Whitaiey, jJ- M. Wilson. Children's Home. Remuera j (50 children?: Messrs. R. Spink*, W. J. \ Parker, Dr. Stevenson. G. Henninir. -1 i Taykel, F. H. Forde. . 5 ---■.■