INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 31 May 1917, Page 3

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Correspondent). Inglewood, May 30. The following left by mail train this morning for camp: Mesrs B. E. Bennett, H. E. Bennett, M. Crean, H. J. Dixon, R. Hounslow, J. Kuklinski and D. Todd. The usual custom of presenting each man with a parcel of comfortsi was followed. They were presented by Mrs A. Allen, on behalf of the Ladies' Patriotic League. The territorial dance in aid of the Y. M.C.A. funds, which was held on Thursday last, proved a great success, and £2O (Is 2d is to be handed over as the result of the effort. The following are particulars of the Red Cross Mart business, held on Saturday last:— Refreshments at Mr. N. King's sale yards 8 7 10 Pukeho Social Committee (already acknowledged) 117 8 Inglewood Dancing Club (already acknowledged) 1 0 0 Weight gnesing and sale of sheep, donated by Mrs Gamlin (already ackd) 11 3 0 Mrs. C. O. Roberts (sale of flowers) 14 0 Donations: A friend, Mrs H. Brown, Mr. T. Merry, Mr. Ncilson, Mrs Stimpson (sen« ior) Mrs. Branch, Mrs. B. Grossman and Mr. P. G. Nops, each 5s 2 0 0 Mrs. D. Allen and Mrs Burnip, each 2s (id 5 0 Miss Lambert. Mrs. Harrison and Mr. W. Lile, each 10s 110 0 Mrs Buckley 10 0 Red Cross Mart receipts ..... Sl4 11 £33 \2 3 Less prize (guessing weight of sheep '. 10 0 \ ■ " £32 11 i)