CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

Waipawa Mail, Volume LII, Issue 50, 9 January 1931, Page 2

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

FOR THE ABBOTSFORD HOME! The matron of the Abbotsforc Home acknowledges with many sin‘■ere thanks the following gifts:— Christmas tiee and beautiful gill tor each child.—Waipawa Count' Club. Gills lor each child.—Sister Elsie Miss A. Ruddock. Miss E. and K Stubbs, Miss Winifred Sim, Si John’s Junior Guild (Dannevirke Tokomaru Bay Sunday School child ion, St. Luke's parishioner* am Sunday School children. Christinas cakes.—Mrs J. D. Ormond. Mrs Standidge. Cakes. —Mrs Groome, Wallingford ( lunch bazaar, Waipawa Crickf ('lull. Sweets.— Mrs L. McHardv, Mr an< -Mrs Mitchell, Mrs Swain, Father Christmas, Miss Nellie William Wallingford Church bazaar. Ice cream.—Mrs Jack Bihby. Cordials, four boxes.—Mr A. £ .lull. / Jellies.—Miss Wheeler. Preserved fruits.—Williams and Kettle. bruit. Case of gooseberries, M < . Weavers; case of apples, Mrs Mi-f; Gregor; case of island fruit, Mm Edna Williams, Sister May. Vegetables.—Mr Duckworth. Eggs, 12 dozen.—Holy Trinity Sun dav School, Woodville. Land).—Mr P. Wilder. Goose.—Mr Burkin. Material.—Miss Wheeler, a Friend®] Garments.—Mis Herrick, Waipukiwfs •an Women’s Institute. Clothing.—Mrs Wilder, Mi* Wlielcli. a Friend. Handkerchiefs.—Mr 11. Baird. Paper caps.—Mrs L. McHardv, Mr H. Baird. Toys and games.—Waipawa WVfIH men’s Institute, Pioneer Ranger- ( Napier), Miss Goddard, a Friend j * Doll’s bed.—Mr F. Mitchell. Christmas crackers.—Rev. '|]fj 1 ’igott. Recital. —Mrs and Miss Swain - ? pupils. Donations.—£3 a Friend, £2 18s (-■ I lor each child) Mr and Mrs W. fl Rathhone, £2 Miss Hutchinson, £1 J empty stocking fund, £2 Anonvmou? ’ £1 Mrs Herrick, Mr F. W. WilliamMr F. Mitchell, 10s Mr and M* Mitchell, Mrs G. Woods, Miss E Thomas, Mrs Fitzßoy, Sister May, 5 - Mrs Deighlon, Miss lv. Rixoi). Friend, 7s (id St. Barnabas’ Sundn.' School children, Parkvale.