WELFARE WORK
NORTHCOTE LEAGUE
The Northcote Welfare League hat resumed active work after the holiday recess. This president, Mrs. A. J. Beck, reported at the first meeting for 193 a, that on December 13, 86 five-shilling orders were supplied to the unemployed and other necessitous cases. . During 'December'and January there*h&d been little dfemand for firing. qr gcpceraa, but material for. clothing wasi&uedto different families, besides smaD amount of household linen and three complete outfits for infants. The annual* " Paddy's Market," to raise funds for winter requirements, was fixed for Saturday, March 9; xta function last year was opened by Excellency the Governor-GereM Lord Bledisloe, who was accompanied by Lady Bledisloie. : ...
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22029, 8 February 1935, Page 2
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