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Miss Littlejohn, who had charge of the Hospital Hoard’s temporary hospital at the Anglican vicarage, desires to thank the following, and id.tiers whose names may be omitted, for gifts for patients: —Mrs W. Signal, Awubon Dairy Co., Mr W, Xye, Mr W. Ross, senr., Mr Wainwright, Mr Harry Coley, Mrs Frank Robinson, Mrs James Robinson, Mrs W. Barber, Mrs John Robinson. Mrs Bullard, Mrs Cowley, Mr Perreau, Mr T. Ward, Mrs Geo. Wright, Mrs Cunningham, Mr Frizzell, Mrs H, Thymic, Mrs Harvey, Mr" M. H. Walker, Mrs Hornhlow, Mrs Parkin, Mrs John Ross, Mrs C. Symons, Mrs Kirkley, Mrs C. Cummerfield, Mr C. Spiers, Mrs A. Stevenson, Mrs J. W. Stevenson, Mrs Lash, Mrs V. Withers, Mrs W. A. Crow, Mrs J. Cummerfield, Mrs M. Newth, Mrs Hillman, Mrs C. Robinson, Mrs H. Rout, Mrs Aldridge, Mrs Robson, Mrs A. Wright, Mrs Edwards.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1912, 7 December 1918, Page 3
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145INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1912, 7 December 1918, Page 3
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