DONATION LIST

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 113, 4 June 1941, Page 5

DONATION LIST

WINTER SHOW PRIZES The Bay of Plenty Winter Show Association (Inc.) gratefully acknowledges donations made and promised to its 1941 prize fund. These donations appearing below constitute a ready response to an appeal made by the Association for support and assistance :— W. Smyth, 10s Boys Infant Glasses Ramson and Rae 10s 6d; S. S, Shapley 10s 6d; Whakatane Hardware Co 10s 6d; R. W. Sfehofield 10s 6d, W. Jarrett trophy valued 10s 6d: Brabant Bros £1 Is; Hall and How»». 10s 6d; C. Zinsli 10s 6d; Boon, Sullivan and Luke Ltd, cup valued £2 2s to Agricultural Section; C. G. Cai r ;~ iey 10s 6d; F. Brown, seeds' valued 5s Class 53; A. G. Allan, trophy valued 10s 6d; F. N. Bremner £1 Is: F. B. Cutler, 10s 6d; Cutlers Hardware C!o 10s 6d; N.Z. Loan and Mercantile £1 Is; C. R. Whittle 10s 6d best decorated Joy Cycle or other child's vehicle; C. A. Timbs and Sons 10s 6d; P. Coutts £1 Is; H. M. Dewar lOsi 6d; Joe's Fruit Shop 10s 6d; Bridgers Ltd £1 Is; A. Hayter £1 Is; H. W. Sharp 10s; B. S. Barry 10s Gd; G. S. Armstrong 10s 6d; Jolin Patterson £1 Is; W. Sharkey

10s 6d; F. G. Mateklow 10s 6d; D. G. Morpeth and Sons, goods valued 10s 6d Class 159; Max Hunt 10s 6d; Hamill Bros 10s 6d;, A. J. Canning £2 2s Young Farmers' Courts; A. J. Canning £1 Is record pumpkin to exceed 1501bs; Buddie and Otley 10s 6d; N. J. Larsen 10s; Armstrong and Go £1 Is; E. R. Dillicar 10s 6d; H. McLeod £1; R. Salmon 10s 6d; Kidd Garrett Ltd, Auckland, £1 Is; Marriotts Stores Ltd, Auckland, 10s 6d; Farmers' Trading Co. Ltd., Auckland, trophy valued £2 2s; Frank M. Winstone Ltd, Auckland. 1 501b bag Ideal Calf Meal valued 10s 6d; A. Yates and Co. Ltd. prize coupons valued lOsi 6d Vegetable Section; Wilson and Horton Ltd., Auckland, 10s 6d; A. J. Entrican Sims and Co. Ltd., Auckland, 1 51b box tea;, Whitcombe Stephenson and Gb, trophy valued 6s; L. D. i Nathan, trophy valued £1 Is; Brown Barrett, trophy valued £1 Is; Andrew M- Patterson, trophy valued fills; Whakatane Radio and Electric, trophy valued 10s 6d; The Gift Shop 10s 6d; Hancock and Co, cheque £1 Is.

A. Touch of Winter. On Saturday Whakatana experienced a touch of winter, residents awakening to find a white frost. This, according to old Whakataneans was the heaviest experienced for about four years or more. Footballers Injured. The contest between Taneatua and Ruatoki senior fifteens played at Taneatua on Saturday was marked by the large number of men "laid cut." Most wore the result of lack o! training and were not serious, but, however, two men did sustain injuries which meant their leaving the field —one for the season. L, MeCready had a collarbone/ broken while Sisam received a nasty cut on the cheek bone which necessitated two stifcches. The club's honorarv surgeon, Dr. Maaka, had a busy day.