RICHMOND FREE KINDERGARTEN

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3010, 22 February 1917, Page 7

RICHMOND FREE KINDERGARTEN

HELP WANTED FOE, BUILDING FUND. Sir, —Would you allow us through the medium of your columns to , make, an appeal to those among your renders who aro interested in the welfare' of the country's children, for assistance in our difficult task of raising £2000 for a school building in Taranaki Street? Wβ are proposing to hold a produce sale in aid of the fund on Friday, March 16, in thn Concert Room, Town Hall, and should bo most grateful for gifts, large and small. The following being a list of tho most saleable objects:— Meat, poultry,- rabbits, fish, eggs, butter, (cheese, bread, cakes, jam, sweets/ pickles, tinned and bottled food, chutney, green vegetables, almonds, walnuts, apples, plums, etc., potatoes, onions, tomatoes, melons, marrows lemons, flowers, flower, and vegetable seeds) pot plants, and seedlings. All gifts may be sent to 125 Molesworth Street. "71 Ellico Street, or 168 the Terrace, between March 12 and 15. Subscriptions large and small arcalso urgently needed, and may bo sent either to Mrs. Gill, 71 Ellico Street, or Miss England, 125 Molesworth Street. With thanks for your assistance, — Wo are, 'etc:, MARY GILL', ' ■ • " ' President. M. ENGLAND, Vice-president. For the Council of the Richmond ■ Free Kindergarten Union. February 20. .