DUNSTAN DISTRICT HOSPITAL.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1105, 29 June 1883, Page 3

DUNST AN DISTRICT HOSPITAL.

List o? Donations to tub Bazaar, Per Mias B. Ghapple and Miss M'lntosh, Blacks and Ida Valley. Cash, £l4 2s 6d. J. C. Chappie, sack wheat. Miss Chappie, antimacassar ami smoking cap. Mrs Hayes, infant’s binders, Mr J. C. Jones, bag best flour. Mrs J. C Jones, 2 wool mats. Mrs Jenkins, (3 pen wipers. MissJ. 3. Barren, tea cosuy. Miss Lee, bonk. Mr Lee, hag pota os. Air Spain, bag oats Mr Hayward, 2 geese. Mrs Hamilton, 5 geese Mrs M‘Donald, 3 geese. MrsJ. White, 2 gee°e. Mr Barry, bag potatoes. Mr Bisnap, 2 books. Miss Murphy, pair antimacassars. Mr Ben Charles, bag wheat. Mr H. Fordham, Chinese mat. Mrs Cleary, child’s dress. Mrs Lowe, 1.3 hooka Airs Wilson, bag wheat. Mrs Neville, turkey and goose. Mr,Wiliam Brady, bar wheat. Miss Ho’gn, 1 fowl. Mrs Rutherford. 2 wool mats. Ida Valley Station, 2 sheep. Mrs NicoUou, 2 ducks, 2 fowls. Airs Noon, 4 ducks. Per Mr B. Naylor. Air Naylor, pair white blankets, 1 bag white sugar, I bos tea, packet note paper, 1 packet foolscap, 4 packets envelopes, 5 coach candles. Mrs George Naylor, lamp stand, pair socks. Mrs Pe oy, I pair men’s knitted drawers. Mrs E. Hastings, jag stand, 2 lamp stands. Messrs Ross and Giendiuing. £! K Air Dick, 10s Wm. Secular and Co., side bacon. Hawksbura Station, 2 50 lb bags flour. Per Miss Bellamy, Ennscleugb, 3 watch pockets 7 pincushions, 5 picture frames, 7 lbs tea. 9 lbs sugar, 6 cakes. Miss Ida Eraser, 4 crewel piuaforoi. Chiu Dan, L Chinese fan. Per Airs Dawson, Conroys. Cash, £3, 3 writing desks. 5 wool and 2 paper mats. Mrs Dewar, 2 pair mats. Mrs Bennett, 3 ladies’ desks. Alias Weaver, 3 mats. Per Mrs F. J. Wi'aon, Clyde. 5 children’s dresses, 9 pinafores, I cradle qnilt, child’s petticoat, 2 toilet sets, watch pocket, 2 creton quilts. Miss Wilson, knitted scarf, wall pocket, petticoat, collar. Alias Amy Wilson, crochet stand, pair knitted stockings and pair cuffs. Miss Edith Wilson, 6 towels, muffler. Air Wilson, Java sparrow and cage. Per Airs James Wilson, Wia Keri Keri Valley. Cash, £3 0a 61. Air James Wils on, big whea'. William Ryan, clock. Mrs 3. Shepherd, 3 fowls. Airs J. Lindsay. 4 f iwls. Mrs J. Crawford, 4 fowls. Airs Kelegher, 2 ducks turkey. Mrs Gunn, needlework. Air D. Foohey, i bag wheat. Bald Hill Flat. Cash, £2 6s. Webb and Sorrensen, 2 geese and booda. J. R. Kemp, 2 ducks, 2 fowls. P. Jacobs, lot hooks. C, Gibson, 2 fowls. J. Reason, bag cabbages, 2 bags turnips. J. Butler, 2 bags oits. P. M'Gattigan, bag potatoes. Chin ss gardener. case apples. Air Wilkinson, 2 geese. Mrs Murphy, turkey. Mrs John Cox, Clyde, box onions, sugar tongs, butter knife, cream jug, sash, 5 picture, 1 pair curtain holders, bag potatoes, 2 packets maizena, bottle pickles. Airs Heney, Cly 'e. child’s petticoat, hoo 1, 2 wool balls, 4 baby’s bootees, 2 pen wipers, baby’s dress. Mrs Auckland, Dunedin, hag jewellery. Mr George Toms, wool pelerine set. Mrs James Simmonda, Alexandra. 3 fancy candlesticks. Airs Jeffery, Clyde, silver cruet stand. Mrs Hickson, Clyde, 2 child’s drts-.es, 1 hat. Mrs Joss, Clyde, £l. Mi J. M‘Kellar, Clyde, bag potatoes. Mrs Bell, Clyde, Eiderdown pettic at. Airs Clinton, Clyde, ladies’ chair, 2 children’s tongues, 2 chemises, 1 pair knitted socks. Rey. Mr Clinton, handsome folding chair. Mrs L. D, M‘George, 2 crewel aprons, 6 infant’s pinafores. Mr L. D. Alacgeorge, 2 photos framed and glazed. Mr R. L. B-'gg, pictures and toys. Mr J. 3. Dickie, case Australian wine and pair worked sliopers. Mr E. Thompson, pair Wellington boots. Mrs Wardale, 8 collarettes, petticoat, necklace, kerchiefs, 6 kitchen aprons, 1 small do, 2 pair mats, 2 pair socks and 7 pieces infant’s underclothing. Mrs Harper. 12 kett'e holders. Mrs A. A. Oliver, 3 pairs socks, 1 mat, 1 comforter, pen wiper, pen hoi I nr. _ Mr A. A. Oliver, fat sheen 73ib, pine tree, hive of bees, and basket of flowers. Mrs Fleming, ss. Mrs Kdey, ss. Airs Knox, 4 pair knit ted socks, Aliss Weber, 1 dressed doll, worked apron, 2 wall pockets. Mr Fordham, 2 pictures. Air Sinclair, Alexandra, 6 dozen oranges, and quantity lollies. Mr Rivers, porcel of jewellery and purses. Air Thayers, quantity of toys and sundries. Mr M'Donald, parcel of toys and jewellery. Mr Focreet, parcel of toy*.

Miss Robertson, fancy mats. Miss L. Ryan, 2 daisy mats. Mrs Ratcliffs, card scissors, hair nets trimmings, girl's hats, baskets, boots, pina fores, and stocking*. Mr Robertson, 2 bottles old tom, 2 bottles toqnay. Air H. Tohill, (5 bottles cordials. Chi iuse, Alexandra, .'1 packet* tea, 4 packets crackers, tin biscuits, 3 fans. MrJ. E. rhoinao i, brawn an I German sausage, Mr Paget, 3 tu:keys. Mr No.ile, Guinea fowl and dish honeycomb. Mrs Facile, 2 flannel petticoats, 1 boys knickerb.icker sup, beaver hat, 1 dozen cups and saucers, 2 pictures, delph teapot Misses Finny and Florence Fache, 1 wool petticoat and vool shawl. Mrs Stevens, ottoman Mr Bnekley, ton of coals. Messrs Hilt and Holden, 2 tons coals. iVloutere .Station, 0 fa sheep. Matakanui Static , 4 fat sheep. Mr Ball, baker, C ydo, 2 dozen 41b. loaves, I handsome sugar «nd fruit basket. 50 boxes bachelor’s pills. Mrs Welsford. pillow case, 2 scarfs, pair drawers, and 2 chemises. Miss Bsgg, 2 petticoats. Miss Beisie Bagg, 2 dressed dola. Mrs Cambridge, knitted antimacassar and bag quinces. l Mr E. M,Manus, 501b onions. Mrs Ho c, 2 flamiM singlets, 2 do petticoats. Mr J. Campbell, calico tent. Mrs Brown, Mutton Town, hive of bees and pair fowls. Mr J. Alloway, 251b apples, 301b onions Mr D. M'Gonnoohie, bag potatoes. Mrs M'Oo-inoohie, 2 ladies’ print dresses. Miss Grace M'Connochie, 2 pair bootees, Tara o’Strmtercap, 3 neckties. Mrs Sutherland, half-dozeu frilled pillow slips, child’s dre«s, 2 mats. Mr O’ .orke, pair fowls. Mrs O’Rorke, knitte I shawl, 2 pieces crochet. Mrs (Iren, ladies' petticoat, chemise, and pairot drawersMra George Murray, 6 bot lea cordials, 2 pictures. Mr A. Waddell, telescope and the shoeing of a horse. Mrs Wong Gye, Chinese basket and 2 Chinese boxes for taffies’ slippers. A Friend, toilet cover. Sin Sin Lee, 2 boxes nuts. J. Holloway, clock. Mrs Shaw. 2 flannel singlets. Mrs J. Strouach, Matakanui, 3 pair bootees, 1 pair socks, 2 aprons, 1 nigbt bag, 3 antimacassars, crew-el square. Vlr Tresseder, pair fowls Mr Parks, bag potatoes, 5 guinea fowls, 2 bultlos claret, 2 bottles bitters. Per Mrs George, Clyde. Mrs George, mats, petticoats, cuffs. Mr W. Woodman, hoy’s shirt. Mr l)e Carl, card of knives. Mr Cnpns, arm chair. Mr Alexander, 3 pairs stockings Hawksburn Station. 2 50-lb hags flour. G. Goodwin, 2 bottl-s cuampagne. Mrs Hueston, 2 night dresses and 6 yards crochet. Ellon Veicoe, knitted shawl Mrs Vereoe, toilet cover. Mrs Fitzgerald, Blacks, fancy mats and petticoat. j Miss Fitzgerald, cuffs, watch pocket, and | lace apron. i Mr Beck, 18 gallon keg beer. ■ Mrs Beck, wool slippers and petticoat. Anderson an ! M'lnlosh, Luggate sack of ■ flour. ' J Mrs J. J. P. Thomson, dressed droll, and | a number of bags of lollies. Hawley Bros., ton of potatoes. Mr J. U. Cambridge, 2 lamps, child’s rocking chair, 4 magnets, egg glsss, Maria Hollen, 1 pair cuffs " Eliza Holden, 2 pair cuffs aad crochet mat. Mrs Smart, child’s knitted petticoat. Mr J. S. Dickie, pair of skates. Master Josopn Hickson, cradle Mr W. Williams, half-ton hay Mrs W. Williams, framed pictureRuth Williams, child’s hat. I Mary Williams, knitted shiwl. Atttiold and Welstord, 2 saddles of mutton, 2 ox tongues. Mrs.Moffatt, fat goose. Kate Webb, 2 pairs cuffs, 2 paper mats, croc :et. Mr Anderson, Wia Keri, bag apples. Mr James M‘ Arthur, butter and bag turnips. Mrs Huntley Scott, Devonshire Gully, 2 infants’ hoods an I 2 pairs bootee*.. Master Fred AUlield, p iirmil'ens. Miss Attfield, 2 pair knitted souks and watch pocket, j Mrs W. Masters, envelope ease, blotting pad, 2 pin cu-ions, 2 pair culls, 2 toilet mats, 1 tea cosey. Mr W. Adams, 2 turkeys. Mr Gilbert Fowler, loz. pastry and biscuits. Shy Lyn, 1 bag onions. Mr W. Williams, Junr., pair silver braclets. Mr Ramsden, pocket revolver. Mr Joseph Tamhlyu, 2 Cyprus trees. Mrs Hannon, clock. Mrs Bell, Augur, cmdle mould, hand vice, tomahawk. Mr Sims, lantern. Mr U‘Brieu, tambourine. Note.— The refresh meat tables were kindlv supplied by the ladies, but no note was taken There may be many omissions iu the above list, it so they are unintentional.— By order, George Fache. Secretary.