SANTA-CLAUS SLEIGH.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19221, 9 January 1926, Page 4 (Supplement)

SANTA-CLAUS SLEIGH.

The very last of the Santa-Claus parcels were received just before New Year, and all have now been distributed. I will now say good-byo to all the unselfish and kindhearted boys and girls—and all the grownup folk too —who became such enthusiastic members of the Santa-Claus brigade, and thank you one and all for having made our appeal such an overwhelming success. Tho closing list of donations is as follows: —

Cash from "A Mother who is fond of Children," and Primrose Self, Te ArOha. Parcels from: Winnie and Ivor J allies, Collingwood", Primrose Self, le Aroha; Mary and Kathleen Mcßeown, Cambridge, Myrtle Pennell, Cambridge; Margaret Playfair, Tauranga; Valie Delzells and Lindsay 13urton, Cambridge; Nellie and Jim moil, Wnitara; Philip and Amy; the Ferrall children, Waitakaruru; Joyce McColl Taihape; Una and Gale Black, i aengaroa;' Betty. Noel, Lyall. and Patricia laylor, Kaiwaka; Cora and Leslie Luff, Marlborough; Ken Palmer Te Puke; Hilda, Evelyn and Edward Robinson, Millers Flat. Otago; Joyce, Jim, and David Tannei, Chffstchurch; Constance and Rosemary Draper, Huarau; Jack, Rene, and Gowan Arcus, Msi.rtinborougli; Jeanne and Wallace Ferguson, Tnupo; Ollie, M ex > cor^! a i"'"' Jim Clark, Ngatca; Olive and fay Bishop, Cambridge; E va , c< p? e '. t . Dorothy, Mokau; Moira Were, Glenbrook. " G.V.G.M.," Otakiri, Bay of Plenty, Lucy , Gwen, Morvyn, and Stanley Thomas; A Little Friend," Martmborough; Dulcie and Joan Sisam, Taneatua.