ST. MARY'S HOME, BURLINGTON ROAD, NAPIER.

Waiapu Church Gazette, Volume XIII, Issue 3, 1 September 1922, Page 400

ST. MARY'S HOME, BURLINGTON ROAD, NAPIER.

In" response to our- appeal for cots m last month's "Waiapu "Gazette," .w.e have received five from the following friends: — Mrs Brodie, Hastings;" Mrs Cook, Havelock North; Mrs ., Neville and Mrs De Denne, Cathedral- parish; and Miss. Elsie Williams, Frimley. Also £6 to be spent on necessities for the children of "distress cases" and 2 large blankets for the cots, also mackintosh. We thank all our friends for their icady help and sympathy. We. also acknowledge with thanks the following gifts: — 2 pillows and tablecloth, Mrs Chris. Maclean; 2 large blankets, Mrs Thorp; baby clothes, Mrs Dudley Kettle, Mrs Gro-ome, Mrs P. Tombs, Mrs Signall; 12 rag dolls, Miss Thorp; teddy- bear, Vincent Sice; old linen, Mrs Savory, 'Mrs Mayo ; cake, Misses Hard, Mrs Murdoch, Mrs Macfarlane, Mrs Redgrave; sack of onions, Mrs Wise (Taradale) ; sack of carrots, Qrmondville, per- Rev. F. W. Whibley; cheese,' Rev. T. Fisher; jam, Mrs Wise, Mrs Mayo; soap, Mrs. Rice, Mrs Mayo ; storeroom • gift. . afternoon, S t. Andrews-M others Union (Port) ; fat, Mrs Savory ; apple rings, Mrs Harris (Taradale); bacon and whitebait, Miss Nancy Atkin; milk andi cream, Mrs Oliver Dean; tin of sweets, -Mrs Sainsbury; plants, Mrs •Jflaiiold Thompson;; £5 for children, Mrs Geer; £1 for children "Anonymous""^); felt shoes and clothing, Missß. Pallot; sewing of nightdresses for infants, Mrs N. Hannah; 41bs. butter, "A Friend'? (Ashley Clinton). '■■■■■.