PATRIOTIC SHOP.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7749, 15 July 1916, Page 3

PATRIOTIC SHOP.

The continued wet weather experienced of late affected, to some extent, country supplies sent in to the Ladies’ Patriotic Committee’s shop to-day, hut the ladies in charge, Mrs 11. M. Rathhone and Misses Waldrom and Oliver, were kept busy attending to the requirements of customers. Donations were received as follows: Cash. —Messrs 11. M. Rathhone and L. McKay £1 each, M. O’Connor 10s, Mrs Clark ss, Mrs Bott 2s, St. Peter’s Vestry (special donation) £1 Is 4d. Poultry and meat.—Messrs F. H. Oliver (Argyll), Pattison (The Brow), G. Y. Oliver, Waldrom, F. Parker, Mrs C. Parker. Other donations.—Mesdames Burt (Tamumu), L. Grenside, Blackman, H. M. Rathhone, Brewer, Russell Spring, Rose, J. Britten, E. Britten, W. Little, G. Y. Oliver, Avison, A. King, Gray senr., Lee, W. H. Rath- ’) .lie, Baker, Waldrom, W. Kittow, W. Limhriek, IT. Limhriek, Furminj ger, J. Pel low (crockery), R. J. Pellow, Misses Avison and Britten.

CLAIRVOYANT IN . TROUBLE. ARREST OF "PROFESSOR” ISHERWOOD. (Per Press Association). HASTINGS, This day. “Professor” Isherwood, spiritualist and clairvoyant, who has been operating in Hastings for three months, was arrested to-day on a charge of obtaining money by false pretences by the sale of alleged medicine to a Maori. Similar charges are pending. Accused was remanded for a week. Bail was fixed at self £4OO, and two sureties of £2OO each.