GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED.

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GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED.

The committee of the Levin Memorial Homo wishes to thank the following for o-ifts received:—Department .of Internal Affairs, illustrated papers; St. Cutllberts harvest offering, fruit and- vegetables; Anonymous*; Mrs. Seagrove, fireside set- "Uncle Bob," 3 dozen Easter eggs; Mrs.' Grimes, 2 dozen fresh Mrs. Yates, lamb's fry; Miss Bailey, Ohakea, four dressed fowls; Public Library books: Mrs. C. Kearney, books; Quick Luncheon Booms, 4 dozen cups and knives; Mawsou Confectionery, buns, cakes, and scoues; Hawkes Bay Fisheries, weekly supply of fish; Miss Baillie, "Wadestown, tea party; Miss Reeve clothing. The Wellington Automobile Club took all the childrenout for a'motor drive recently and gave them a very enjoyable outing. The matron of St. Helens Hospital acknowledges with thanks the receipt of parcels of clothes fov the Xapier refugees from Mrs. Kelland. Misses Brown and l<orbvav. Mrs. Moore's sewing circle, Mrs. Chatfield, sen.. Mrs. G. H. Scott, Miss Adams; also for flowers from Mothers League, Seatoun. The committee of the Alexandra Home acknowledges the following subscriptions and donations:— Anonymous, £26; Dr. and Mrs. T, F. 'Corkill. £5 ft; Mrs. M'Leod £3; Rev. Father Cullen (Hawera), 'Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Kemp and Mr P. [I Oliver. £2 2s each; Mrs. T. E. Corkill, Mrs C E. Richardson, Wrigley and Kemp Lndy Luicei Dr. and Mrs. Hardwick Smith, D.1.C.. Mrs. ,T. Duncan (Huriterville) Mrs. Mac Donald Wilson, £1 Is each; Mr. .C. W. Smith, £1; Mr. E. Anscomb, 10s-6d; Mrs. O'Leary.-lOs. -Ihe matron acknowledges the following gitts: —'••Christian Heralds," Mr. Tanner; baby s singlets,. Lady Beauchamp; flowers, Miss Jacobsen. Thanks liavo been expressed by the patients of the Victoria Hospital for the handsome Easter gifts they received, the kindness of the donors being greatly appreciated by them all.