ALL SAINTS’ CHILDREN’S HOME.
The matron thanks the following for their kindness during the month of (September:— Messrs Dorset and Riches, meat; Golf (Club, calkes and sandwiches; Methodist Ladies’ Guild, calkes, sandwiches and flowers; Mrs Walls, cakes and buns; Mrs. Murphy, flowers; Mrs. Walton, cakes; Miss Knox, calces; Mrs. Booth, case of dates and bath towels; Mrs. F. Robinson, vegetables and dripping; Mr. Hart, free cartage; Mr. Hartley, free labour on home’s property; Mrs. Smith, Christchurch, fruit and chocolate; Mrs. Gallon, Wellington, 2 cases apples; Mir. Sunnex, bag of swedes, fruit and sweets; Mrs. West, Palmerston North, butter; Mrs. J. J. Whitehead, Palmerston N., flowers; Mr. Bull, calces and fruit; Mrs. Bailees, Oroua Downs, eggs; Mrs. Hunter, Olrnua Downs, vegetables; Oroua Downs social, calces; Miss Whitehead, Palmerston North, flowers; Miss Hancock, Palmerston North, flowers. AN APPEAL FOR EGGS. The matron of All Saints’ Children’s Home, at the Beach would he ’cased to receive donations of eggs. Last year a similar appeal was made and brought a liberal response and it is hoped that this appeal will meet with a similar result.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 4006, 5 October 1929, Page 2
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181ALL SAINTS’ CHILDREN’S HOME. Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 4006, 5 October 1929, Page 2
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