THE WAR.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17324, 25 May 1918, Page 8

THE WAR.

C2 MEDICAL BOARD. The -Medical Board will conduct examinations of the remaining 02 First Division men early next month. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION. J here is a bu.sy week ahead for the workers at the Winter Show. In addition to the tea ami luncheon rooms, the associatioii is arranging three Soldiersstall (under the direction of Mrs Sargood and Mrs Maelie), curio stall (under Rifleman and a flower stall, which will bo in charge of Mrs Butterworth. Somo membcrs of tjie executive will bo in attendance .it the ivarly Settlers' Hall daily to give information, -and to show samples of the work undertaken by the association. Any country visitors who may bo in town for the show will be very welcome. Donations for the Winter Show tea rooms and stalls may be left at tho Victoria Ilall 011 Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Jho following donations have been received :— Dominion Parcels.—Alexandra branch, £15; Duns tan branch, £10: Pukehiki and bandy mount, £5 2s; Saddle Hill branch, u ' , Ka ' t A lng j} t!l branch. £2; Waikoikoi branch, £2; Caversham Kindergarten Club, 10s od; Kokonga Public School, 7s 6d; Mrs • Gray, 2s 6d; Hindon Railway School!, Ware pa branch, £1 15s ; Milton branch, Wellington Soldiers'. Chib.—Alexandra, £1 5s- Milton branch, ss. Patriotic Fund.—New Zealand Bowling Association, £375; SeaclifF Women's Pa-h-iotie Association, £19 Is 6d; Ratanui School, £1; Messrs Downie Stewart and Payne, £10 10s; Mr and Mrs John Roberts, £25. ST. or,AIR BRANCH. A meeting was held on Thursday, and a fair number attended. The President made a special appeal for cakes, as St. Clair is requested to furnish half the- cakes for the tea room on the opening day at the Winter Show.