SIXPENNY CLOTHING CLUB.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13999, 4 September 1907, Page 7

SIXPENNY CLOTHING CLUB.

Olotlnng Club took pFaeo at the CoWeSational Cimrdi,. Moray Place, jestciday j£T°£ ¥" Sllaw - PraWsat.rf.thJ Aorth Diinedin Branch,. presided, and a tair mimber of members "poro present. iho Prcsiilcn't touohKl upon ■.tho good work- done by tlio-club during tho .year Mil tho necessity for the' continuation of .tho same. More collectors wore required but thanks wore duo to tholadice who had worked so well in such an excellent cause. Mrs bhaw road the report, and. balance steot-of the North Uunedin Branch, whioh showed, that collections liad boon made amouiit.ns to £63 10s 6d, and that a gift of £50 had boon roraivod : from 'a- donor wlio Jiad eiiieo passed away. ■-Mrs Donniston,' president of the Central •Branch., an urosouling fc report and balance sheet' stated that collections at 10 niootings had amoiintcd to £17 Is 6d; also' that a gift of £5 had' been recoived ironi a donor who wished to remain anonymous. lota] i-ooeipts had amounted to , £22 - <s Zμ. Tiho'tluanks of t.ho branch woro due to tlio Wostijort Coal Company for its gift of five lons of .coal.

Mrs Hancock, prosidont of tlio. Cavereliam Branch, in presenting her report, stated that a number of families had been helped wrtli gjfts of real and clothing. Collections ■had amounted to £7 4s. ' The thanks of tho branch were tendered to the •'.Westport Coal Company for a gift of co.il, and to many ladies who liad given clothing, etc., for distribution. ■ •

The roporie -wore adopted,- ■ • . Tho thanks of the club wero tendered for tho ueo of the Congregational Church Hall.. : • . '.■-■.