THE OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION
The hall is closed for a fow weeks to givo the workers a well-earned rest. The following donations are gratefully acknowledged • Sale cocksfoot grass seed gathered by school children, per Otago Education Board, £28 12s 7d; Mr John Sanderson (Melbourne) per Messrs Murray, Roberts, and Co., £100"Tho Princess,' performed by Mr do Spong's pupils, £17 18s; St. Clair branch (October), £11 Is 3d; St. Clair branch (November), £10 15s 6d : Palmerston Women's Ked Cross League, £10; Roslyn and Kaikorai branch, £3 & 6d; Saddle Hill branch £2 5s 6d; staff of Training College and Normal School (per Miss Crawley), £2 15sWaikouaiti Patriotic Society, £2 12s 6dCromwell Public School, 10b ; Kaitangate branch. £2; ladies of North-East Harbour, £1; Evans Flat branch, £5; Misses Roy' Ms- Mrs Bennett's sewing class, at Columba College, £4 15s; Pukchiki and Sandvmount f, 4 . 25 = , Sales Miss Atkin), £2' Is 6d • £3C? Wards ( Waitati >> 10s; Goro branch,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17504, 21 December 1918, Page 10
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157THE OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION Otago Daily Times, Issue 17504, 21 December 1918, Page 10
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