FOXTON PATRIOTIC SOCIETY.

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FOXTON PATRIOTIC SOCIETY.

The Patriotic Shop was open as usual on Saturday last under the charge of Mrs ('has. Robinson, who reports good business, (iit'is arc 1 gratefully acknowledged I'roiu ihe following: Mesdames Adinore, Woodroofe, (I. Robinson, W. Barber, Kirk - ley, F. Robinson, 11. Thynne, Davey, Jus. Kobinson, Henderson, King, Kellow, Murdoch, Furcell, -Miss Speirs, Messrs Chung Wall, Roy Rinnner, Hughes, Bullard, (.laHand and W. Russ.

Gifts are also acknowledged by Mrs Baker and Miss Spoil's for Saturday, the 31st .March, from: — Mesdames Jas. Robinson, A. King, 'Woodrool'e, Spoil's, liowan, John Robinson, McLeod, A. Ross. Jennings, Friend, Ross, A. S. Easton, J. iNewth, Greig, F. Robinson, C. Robinson, Purcell, C. Symons, do Bidder, Henderson, Renton, Rough, Miss Ross, Messrs A. S. Walsh, Woodham, Bullard, Spoil's, and King. Next Saturday, 14th April, the shop will be under the charge of Mesdames John Robinson and liar-

The monthly meeting of Ihe Patriotic Society will not lake, place this week', but will be held on Thursday of next week, the 19th April, and will be the Jirst general meeting, at which the report and balance-sheet will be presented and oilicers for the coming year elected.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1696, 10 April 1917, Page 3

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192