ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6064, 30 December 1897, Page 1

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

The inmates at Mount Magdala having enjoyed a very hnppy and joyous Christmas, the Sisters of the Gocd Shepherd thank the friends who generously contributed to the festivities, and desire to acknowledge the following donations: — The Mayor of Christchurch .£2 2s, the trustees of Mark's estate .£3 3s, Messrs Eeece and Son .£1 ls, Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co. £1 ls, H. Matson and Co. ,£1 ls, Mr Wreaks £1 Is, Booth, Macdonald and Co. «£i Is, .Beath and Co: .£1 Is, Mr O'Brien £1, A. G. Rhodes 10s Cd, Skelton and Frostick 10s 6d, Mrs Carroll 10s 6d, Milner and Thompson 10.3, Johnson and Couzins 10s, Morrow, Bassett and Co. <£225, Mrs Ormand £1, Mr Quane lOs, J. P. Kelley 10s (id, G. O'Connor 10s, Freezing* Company two lambs, Courtney and Courtney two tins biscuits, one tin lollies and limejuice, Mr O'Neill one lamb, D.I.C. one and a half dozen handkerchiefs, Aulsebrook, one tin biscuits and one tin lollies, Hubbard, Hall and Co. one tin biscuits, Mr Hancock half ton soap, Mrs G. Hey wood one bag sugar, Mr Hansmann cakes, Mr Blake bread. The following are the names of those who kindly assisted through a lady who interested herself in the work: — Messrs Shand and Co., Ashby Bergh and Co., Strange and Co., Ballantyne and Co., Mr Maher, Ballin Bros., G. Ravenhill, Lees and Evans, M'Nainara and Co., Lascelles and Glen, Tait, Minchinton and Co., M. O'Connell (Masterton), Mr C. Louisson, Hubbard, Hall and Co., Kincaid, Taylor and Papps, J. Mathers, G. O'Connor, Dr Bolger, Mr Moiloy, Ward and' Co., Mr M'Clatchie, and a number of small subscribers. , The following donations were received by the Samaritan Home: — The Mayor of Christchurch, .£1 ls ; Judge Gresson, 12s ; trustees Hyman Marks Estate, «£2 2s ; M.1.C., 2s Gd; Dinham, 10s ; Mrs Walker, os ; Mrs Minchin, os ; postal note, ss ; Mesdames Venables, Freeman, Nicholson, Smart, Nairn, Lambie, Sorensen, Murgatroyd and Miss Lawson, cakes, fruit and jam ; St Albans Christian Endeavour Society, meat and vegetables ; Dunsandel Christian Endeavour Society, groceries; Mr Ellis, butter ; Mr and Mrs Gill, butter and milk ; Mr Twentyman, clothing and picture; Miss Duncan, clothing; Friend, groceries ; St Mary's Guild, clothing ; Mr Inwood, firewood and clothing ; Mr Taylor, fruit; Messrs Baker, Hopkins, Andrews and Fraser, meat; Mr Hancock, soap ; Miss Green, pork ; Mr Hansmann, cake.