MEN’S SHELTER

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 155, 3 July 1934, Page 6

MEN’S SHELTER

MANAGER’S REPORT. Ap/i'-aunn has been made to the! City Council for a donation of pota-j Loes, and the mutter has been leit in ; the hands of Messrs. Gohns and Halli , gun to deal wjth. Messrs. Nixon and Bain have kindly I donated tv.u motor bodies; these will be cut down tor use as settees in the sitting room. Donations for the period : were received with thanks and ap-1 preciation from the following: Licensed Victuallers’ Association, per Mr. J.' Siddells. £2 2s; F. Openshaw, dozen J eggs; anon r.ious, jam and pumpkins; Kernohan’s, bag peas; friend, cakes and sandwiches; Dustin’s, Ltd., buns, I pies and bread; Baron Co., pig’s heads and feet; Intermediate .School Committee, scones and milk; Mr. Atkinson, cauliflowers; Girls’ College, soup, potatoes and sausages; Lavago Club, saveloys; Mr. Kyne (Foster’s Hotel), daily bread; Mrs. Moore, bread; Mr. Steer. I bead; anonymous, books; anonymous, boots and clothing; Frankish Bros., cauliflowers; Ladi<'-’ Club. 251 b flour; Mr Dalrymple, clothing; Mr. Newsome,: coats; anonymous, boots; Mr. McKay, carrots and parsnips; Messrs. Senior carrots and parsnips; Messrs. Senior and Benno: t, City Meat Co.. J. Calder, Bristol and Caddy. W. Perret;, and Farmers’ Meal Co., meat and dripping. Beds occupied during the week, bi; b( /.s occupied since opening 516 b; mea s sui ■ ' * the week, 297; u. .. . 17,452. CROSSING SMASH ACCIDENT AT WAHIAWA. CAKKiEK IN HOSPITAL. I Per Press Association. ] WAIL’I'KUILAI . July 2At the n/ilwr.y crossing near the gasworks at Waipuwa, at 4.30 p.m.. a mixed g--" :s tiain from the south, when entering tie station yards, collided with a motor vehicle driven by Mr. Bert Koj-c. a I" al carrier. Air. Rose was thrown clear, but his injuries necessitated his removal tn the Waipukarau nital. Ir is believed that h eollarbono is broken-