THE DOMINION’S HELP

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17279, 21 September 1916, Page 9

THE DOMINION’S HELP

REI) CROSS WORK. LATEST DONATIONS. The Ladies' Committee of tho New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross bociety acknowledges with ‘grateful thanks gilts in kind from the loliovung:—Leesion branch, Kouth bridge Red Cross, jer Miss H. Lewis, Mrs Truman, tho Bower Riccar.on branch, . Cuy branch, Mrs Ainshe, Anonymous, Boris Red Cross, per Mrs, Harrison, M.ss Eastwood, Miss G. G. Royds, ’Native of l- • on- - shire,' Fernside branch, Ferusido bcaool :'f children, Ki'rweo branch, per Mrs Moffett, -.'a. Ashley branch, Kowai County, Springbok!, Russell’s Flat and Kowai Bush Guild, per Mrs Johnson, Amljerley branch, per Mr* Courage, R.chmoaa branch, per Mrs J. .Petrie, Sliirley-Burwcod branch, per Mr* Banks, Opawn branch; per Mrs Gebbio, Mr* Hoidsworih,' Miss L. \V. Saroman, Haknia. ‘A. branch, Lyttelton branch, per Mrs Radciiffo, East Oxiord, per Mrs Beach, Tai Tapu branch, per Mrs Macartney, Temple toe branch, per Mrs Fox. New Brighton branch, "VVoihi," 'Woodbury, per Mrs J. M. Barker, Cust branch, Fenuaiton C'.jj.C., the Tennis Piayors' Bandage Team, Ohoka branch, per Miss Op.o, Miss luv.vod, Mrs W. B. Clarkson, . senr., and Mrs Lick Clarkson, Mrs Jackson, Miss Ross, St Paul’s Ladios’ Association, Combined Clubs, .Governor’s Bay, • | per Mis Kay. 1 OXFORD. 1 . mlri The treasurer oi bc oxford Red * Bremen pur uumes M Bor trues; •cwnr.'ilfA reoeipit .or tno luuoniafe .aouhiious .up V* ,M„ J Usi:-na.e oi co-ke-y Xi ios; nci. l - *'/*“' • is ad; Bus xitiu.u 3 eperguo, io?; Jenkins (Vv aadingxou;, oo cookery ruto tv. n. nut., os. Tne loi.oivmg aytiiiks., a hau boon lotwaiued io Bhrisictiurcii Bor-!:* l "7 —llnee dressing-gowns, da pyjamas, 2b amri.*,17 Uudervests, ro ves.s, 3 waistcoats, 6 body ■> beits, 14 bed jackets, Hi pafrs rocks, 1 kneecap, 6 operation coau7 1 scarf, lot) mauitail bandages, 2d binuers, 3 treasure bags, 07d J roued bandages. Bonations ot linen were re--. 'M ceived from Miss VVimcr and Mrs Cross, ■ scarf from Mrs R. A. Winter, and a rug from Mrs T. Vincent. *1