ACKOWLEDGMENTS.

Waiapu Church Gazette, Volume 33, Issue 5, 1 July 1942, Page 5

ACKOWLEDGMENTS.

The -matron of Abbotsford Home, Waipawa, Miss L. E. Johnston, desires to acknowledge with thanks the following gifts sent to the children of the home:— Vegetables, \fruit, jams, .groceries' and other gifts from the Woodville Parish, per Rey. B. P: Williams; Waipawa Parish, per Rev. W. S. C Stephens; St. George's Church, Tauranga; Anglican Church-, Porangahau, per Rev. Beere; Maori Anglican shop,. Waipawa, per Mr Stephens. Fruit from Mr Moore, Mrs , Lewis, Mr Afnott, Mrs H. Rathbbne, Mrs W. Rathbone, Mr Slater, per Mrs Dodd, Mr Buchanan, Mr Malcolm, Mr Edwards; Mrs Johnstbne, Miss Jull, Miss Bibby, and a Friend, Hastings. Vevetables from W. C. J. Chambers, Mr E. Atkinson, Mr J. Her,rick, Miss ' Dickinson, and Mr Waldbron. Also to Mr Waldrori for the loan of a cow. Muttdn (one. sheep) from Mr H. White, from: Mrs H. White. Cakes "and sandwiches from Waipawa Patriotic Society, Waipawa Home Guard,. Waipawa Mothers- Union. Large tin of honey from' Mrs J. Bibby, jam from Miss Menzies, : sweets from Mrs H. , M. Williams. •

The Rev. Canon P. S. Smallfield; of Auckland, recently . completed the sixtieth anniversary of his Ordination. - Epr 22 year's he' was headmaster of St. John's Collegiate School and until it amalgamated with King's College m 1912. Canpn Smallfield is one of the few remaining clergy who knew Bishop Selwyn and when a young man. was present, at His/ Lordships : farewell at Auckland before he returned to Ehg-' , land. The Vicar of Taihape is a son of the Canon. ,•.■;::, :■•■ ■ -^ . >■''..: "%.■'.■.-.