URUTI SOLDIERS' DAY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVIII, Issue 288, 14 May 1915, Page 2

URUTI SOLDIERS' DAY.

•DONATIONS. Tbi) following donations wont received from settlers: Trustees -Uruti Hall, free me of hall; 1!. Nieholls, produce. and cakes; Clarone Putt, model cannon; Airs. Matidstey, Indian sold-worked table clollt ( CI lis;; Mrs. Hammond, dressed doll (name, guessing, lis lid); .Mr. I'ec.k, barrel til shallots (guessing, .CI (I* «il), Bailees; X;{atimin> settlers: N. Pedersen, A. .Morlciiscn, H. Thomson, !l>, MeUrcgor, two Nurse fu»«. subscribers, 5 s each; I>. Street, ss; Larscn Bros., sheep; I j. Hamilton, Mis and Kikiti; Taiiffltti settler.-!, fancy good*, cakes, etc.; Mts. S. Musker, pasteurised cream, cakes, etc.; Mr. Eraser, pig and turkey; Mrs. Johnstone, jam, purebred rooster, produce, ami cakes; Mrs. Napier Maclean (Wellington), handkerchief sachet aJid trinket box; Miss Cicddcs, silk cosey; .Miss (ieildes, Doniton ware vases; V. Howe (L'rcnui), table centre and do!Is; liiehardson, ham; JSutt, cakes and fancy goods; 1"'. Kirton,'dolls, etc; J. Handy, books; Old, sheep, cakes, etc.; Miss Hoy, sweet cases; Campbell' produce, eggs and cakes; A. Miller, baby's silk dress; A. 11. llalconsbe, toys and sweet bays; Alpe, jam, sauce, cakes, etc.; Alma Alpe, tops; A. Knott (Sew Plymouth) table centre; C. Musker, (lucks, butter and pastry; Ouseott, preserves, pears, produce and cakes; .Mrs. Martin, seven roosters; Mr. Jlaiitin, enormous pumpkins; Willie and Ma.rf.in, fne drakes and walnuts; Miss Smith, fa,uj cu hum (CI (is (id); Mrs. Rac, ti.o lii 1 ioi and knitted lace;' 0. Uariiitt {.icm, üby, vegetables; JJaily News, Herald, nu<!rr <? t and Waifara. Mail, tree advertising; YV. Murray quinces and bread; Mrs. Bryant, ladies' muslin dress; E. .Marsh, Leghorn fowls; Kirton donation £1; MacALlnm, donation £i and IJonds, Leghorn cock, calf anil cakes; Wells, donation £l, produce ami takes; button, donation 10s; Mr. K.

ami Miss Smith, donation £1; Burrows, quince jellies ami cake; Miss Kendall, 'ancy work; Smith; bread, cakes and vegetables; .Son James, three pigs; Mrs. Longley, ami fancy work, tlol's and takes; Burgess, Eraser and Co., case crockery and RarreU's hickv packets; Victoria League, New I'lvmoiltli. several fancy j[ r , :l „,! \] ias (lari.e, fancy goods; J. Murray, buns, cakes and fancy goods; Miss Walhick, huicy goods. Several lists are vet ■to coir.o in.