RED CROSS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 491, 6 September 1915, Page 3

RED CROSS.

SALES DEPOT. The committee of the Red Cross Sales Depot wish to thank the following donors of gifts received during the past week:— Mr Ayrey, Mr S. Clarke, Mrs Trapncll, Master Sladcn, Mr H. E. B. Watson, Mrs H. O. D. Meares, Mr R. Allen, Mrs C. Denham, Miss E. Williams, Dunsandel School, Mr J. Deans, Mrs Wilding, Mr Ogilvic, Mrs Rides, Mrs F. G. Horrcll, Mr Manning, Miss Lusk, Mr Abra, Mr V. HaVtin, Mrs Hall, Miss Bennett, Hanmcr Shoot, Mrs Monteith, Miss Meares, Mrs Albrecht, Mrs W. W. Mcßae, Mrs Thomas, Mrs Jameson, Mrs Moses, Mr Cunningham, Mahora School, Mrs H. Wilkins, Mrs Forward, Mrs Bennett, Mrs Remington, Mr J. F. Poulton, Miss P. Evans, Miss Hannah, Mr Vincent, Mr C. Atkinson, Miss A. Smith, Mrs Neave, Miss Mulcock, Mrs Halliday, Mrs Vincent, Mrs John Anderson, Mrs J. Sutton, Mrs T. Joll, Mrs Ponder, Mrs King, Mrs Owen, Mrs W. Ballantyne, Mr P. Beckett, Mrs Croxton, Mrs J. S. Macfarlane, Miss Barker, Mrs A. Hopkins, Hon. R. 11. Rhodes, Mrs McLean Dun, Master H. Edwards, Mr Thos. White, Mrs Hutchins, Mrs Atkinson, Mrs Roberts, Mrs R. Allen, Miss Grcsson, Mrs Kelly, Miss Scott, Mrs C. A. Pcmberton, Mrs Seymour, Mr A. E. G. Rhodes, Mrs J. Falkinder, Mrs A. C. Wilson, Miss Joyce, Mrs G. E. Rhodes, Miss Storruy, Mrs Symons, Miss Cox, Mr E. J. Taylor, Mr W. Izard, Miss G. Atkinson, Miss Calvert, Mr B. Crossley, Master A. Pearson, Mrs J. Stevenson, Miss Smyth, Mrs 11. I-. Bowker, jun., Mrs Patterson, Miss Cocks, Miss Dixon, Mrs Wynn-Williams, Miss Pinckney, Mrs E. E. Daniels, Miss Crozier, Mrs Ayrey, Mrs Bond, Mrs Tomlinson, Mrs Birch, Mrs Wait, Mrs Hills, Mrs O. B. Pcmberton, Mrs Barnett, Miss Livesey, Mrs Warren, Miss L. Hawkincss, Mrs Booth, Mr A. Hurcomb, Miss Milligan, Mrs Hamilton, Mrs Bailey, Mrs Porteous, Mrs Hay, Mrs Owen, Mrs Croyton, Mrs Quane, Mrs Ryan, Miss Scott, Mrs Dougall, Mrs Rclph, Miss Hay. A number of gifts have been received from anonymous donors. The manager and stall' of Warner's Hotel sent their second donation of £5 5/-. ' On Saturday morning the ladies of the Fendalton branch of the Red Cross Society held a sale of flowers and home-made delicacies at the depot, the sum of £25 being realised.