THE PIERROTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1917, Page 7

THE PIERROTS.

[£looo DAY. I The following goods, additional to those already acknowledged, have been received:—Kendall and Walsh, 3s; M v Pellew, 2a 6d; pair ducks, 0. Jeffries;* pair ducks, W. (Davies; donations from rive warehouses; A. Way, 20 parcels; Miss Hunt, hand-worked cushion and sachet; Mrs. A. Foote, two dol'ls' beds; Mrs. G. H .Russell, safety razor; Graham, 40 .parcels; Mrs. Fetm, 10 parcels; Miss Jessie Gray, 1 Singer sewing machine; Mrs. 0. N. Firth, hand-made nightdress; J. J. Anld, 20 parcels; 11J3.. 30 parcels; Ambury Bros., 30; Wliite and Sons, 30; J. Kurta, 30; A. L. Cooke, 10; Morey's, 40; A. Thompson, IB; J. Bennett, 10; C. C. Ward, 30; G. A. Corney. ! 20; Melbourne, 30; Goddin, 20; A. F. Mollinson, 25; MissH&merton, 20; Miss Robson and pupils, 30; Young and Logie, 12; Waldook, 20; C. Carter, U0; A. Veale, 20; Maddock, canpet square; F. Gadd, two 25M>8 flour; Mrs. Jcnldnson, homemade pickles; Mrs. H. H. Street, homemade pidkles; K.' Grriener, jeiw®lliery; Coppin and Prestney, electric iron; Laurenson and Hanson, electric iron; "Ivash," three carpenters' aprons; "Arcadian," six oyster knives; Way and Lovegrove, sign writing; White and Sons, calico; Boon Bros., use of timber; Collin Hinge, butcher, one fat lamb; A. Clank, and Sons, calico; H. Brown and Co., 1000 liag sticks and five cMds' rocking horses; Mrs. G. Francis, pair fowls; Mr. G. Giddy, pair fowls and pumpkine; H. Pote, one parcel; H. Jeffreys, one pair ducks; L. Street, two prime fat goats; H. Price, Christmas sweets, 40s; 'P. Carey, yearling heifer, £5 14s; C. Andrews, three store pigs; W. G. Richardson, cattle dog, 10s; E. Wooldridge, cartage coastal donation, motor waggon load; D. J. Greenway, one fat tbullock, the ipic'k of the coast; a washstand, Leighton and Co.; Thermos flash, W. Pellew; two motor inner tuibcfi, H. Derby and) Co.; A. Leghorn rooster, four 'bottles sauce, two jars jam, Mrs. H. H. Street; two jars pickled onions, two bottles sauce, Mrs. W. Jenkinson; cakes, etc., Mrs. Wallach; preseioes and marmalade, Mrs. T. Smart, Oakura; pikles, etc.,. W. j Trim; t\vo dozen cordials, G. Waters; two pair eoleing and heeling each, Geo. Hedley, B. Burke, J. H. Wood, Geo. WigIcy, B. R. Leech, D. Ncwsome, G. C. Kibby, Donkey, W; Hannah; McUwen Bros., boots value 20s? W. P. Nicoll and Co., 25 lbs Cercmill: and (Palmer's calf meal; per W. Honeyfield (Tataraunajka). —j H. Bagley, S. Metcalf, Mss J. H. Gibson, 10s; H. Alexander, IP. R. Farnham, H. Woisen, F. G. Phil'pott, H. Roberts, ss; W. E. Afeh, W. G. Richardson 2s Od, saqk of oysters each Moscow Restaurant and Mr. W. Smith. The cash donations have ,I)ein Collins (Tataraimaka), £6; P. Stainton, £3 3s; E. Dougherty (Taiteiftwiaka), £2 10s; Mrs. C. Honeviield (Tataraimaka), £1; sale of tra,p and dray at Oakura (per We'b--ster Bros.), £4 9s; Geo. Ramson, £3 3s;, IJ. Rutherford, »£«; H. 0. Skelton, W. i jH.Cook, J. 'seli, Hector iworby, F, Andrews, £1; !Mrs. Martin, W. Bounjsoll, C. Sorensoa, 10s; 3. Crapper, ss; C. j Haskell, Mrs. Florence 2s 6d; Avery's lemployefis £4. •' '■ One of the features of Pierrots* Day is the monkey, and organ man, | specially importM for the amusement of j the.children. ;v - ; , ; The Ibig feature of the Pierrots' Day is undoubtedly the butcher's shop. Thanks to ,4he generosity of country residents and townspeople the shop in Devon St central will have a great display ot ,meat, comprising eight bodies of beef, 20 sheep, five prime lambs, five sucking pigs, six porkers, two prime young goats, one vealer calf (prime quality), 120 poultry, eight turkeys, besides geese and small goods in profusion. The shop is in charge of expert local butchers. The J meat will be retailed at ordinary prices. The Shetland pony raffle is attracting [much attention, and tickets are going off freely. The pony will be on view in the streets for the next few days. All who have promised donations ol goods, etc., are asked to deliver them as early as possible a,t the mart this morning. , • '■