SHOP DAY
OVER £574 RAISED . YESTERDAY ZONE FIVE’S PATRIOTIC EFFORT. WINNERS OF RAFFLES. Great success attended Zone s’s Patriotic Fund efforts yesterday, when the sum of £574 13s was raised for patriotic funds. Raffles were won as follow: —(1) Pyjamas (No. 159), Mr Bradbury, 65 Essex Street; (2) leggingette suit (No. 131), Mrs Dillon, Church Street; (3) medicine cabinet (No. 68), Mr G. R. Russell, Colombo Road; (4) soldier’s cakes (a) (No. 23), Mrs Robieson, King Edward Street; (b) (No. 67), Mrs V. Donald, Lansdowne; (5) dinner (No. 73), Joanna Harvey, Donald Road; (6) groceries (No. 110), M. C. McAnulty, Kaiparoro; (7) sugar (No. 21), Mrs Sloan, Masters Crescent; (8) coal, Mrs P. Goodin; 32 Cole Street; (9) dressinggown (No. 78152), Mrs H. P. Hugo, Renall Street; (10) pouffe (No. 19724), K, Mawlcy, Bagshot; (11) sheets and towels (No. 4749), C. Wilson, Bentley Street; (12) walking doll (No. 121458), Pam Flood, 67 South Road; (13) blankets (No. 132846), “This Issue,” Mas? terton; (14) weekend bag (No. 128281), Mrs Hewitt, Kopuaranga; (15) tea trolley (No. 16702), I. Bradley, Te Whiti; (16) twin set (No. 20529), Mrs G. Clarkson, Ekctahuna; (17) silk stockings (No. 8945), Mrs M. Cripps, Whareama; (18) child’s hood (No. 10380), Mrs H. C. Robinson, Tararua Street; (19) tea (No. 15480), Mrs Lys, 75 Renall Street; (20) juice (No. 138241), E. Ihaka, Taueru, The above articles may be obtained from Mr J. A. Betts's office.
The shop next week is in charge of Zone 16 (Taueru, Te Orc Ore, Ngahapi, Ngaumu, Westmere and Te Parae). There will be an unusually good supply of cakes, and there will also be plum puddings and poultry. There is a filled ■ sponge cake , competition, for which it is hoped there will be many entries. There arc good money prizes.
One of last week's women customers (a Maori) who bought several costumes from the jumble stall is notified that she left behind the skirt of one of these costumes.. This may be obtained from Mr Betts’s office. Mrs Free wishes to thank all who worked so hard for the success of the shop day and shopkeepers who allowed raffles to be displayed in their windows and sold tickets.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 June 1944, Page 2
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