Weber.

Waiapu Church Gazette, 1 August 1910, Page 25

Weber.

Vicar : Rev. F. W. WMUey. SERVICES:; First Sunday-,- Third Sunday— W a itahora,ll Weber. 11 Mangahe. 3. • TiTree.3 Mangatoro. 7 Wimbledon. 7 Second Sunday— Fourth Sunday— Mangatuna. H Tahoukaretu Road. 11 Waipatiki. 3 Wai one Road, 3 Weber. 7 Weber. 7 . ' \ ••• • Since your last issue Messrs. Williams and Kettle 'have sold the 60 fleeces of wool consigned to them from the' Weber district on behalf of the Church Army ; they realised 6£d, and 7^d. per fl>., and s§d. for the black fleeces. Considering that it was a mixed lot, coming from so many flocks, the prices obtained were good. The firm was good enough to give -its services free—the only charges being 10s. 6d. for railway freight from Danrievirke. We would. ask/ you to allow us to thank the donors publicly through your columns, as they will receive a copy of this paper. It is also intended to publish the detailed accounts connected with this wool fund inthe balance-sheet of the Weber Church District, so that each contributor may have a copy to see how the money is used. Wool sold by Williams and Kettle, £12 9s. 3d. ; cash collected, £22 9s. 6d. ; total, £34 18s. 9d. ; less railway charge, 10s. 9d. ; balance, £34 Bs. Money sent direct by the firm to Rev." Prebendary Carlile, Hon. Chief Secretary. Mrs. Alfred Herbert, of Mangatoro, .has been an inmate of the Dannevirke Hospital for the last nine weeks. We are thaukful to be able to say she is much better, and we hope may soon be able to return home.