PATRIOTIC WORK.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 May 1918, Page 5

PATRIOTIC WORK.

BLIND SOLDIERS' FUND, Further donations received for Blinct Soldiers' Day:— £ a. d. Mr. C. H, Burgess 10 10 0 ■ Dr. Leatham 10 0 0 j Mr. W. R. Wright (Raliotu)..., 8 .0 0 , Mr. Tribe ... 2 0 0 | Collected per Mrs. Freeth.... 12 2 j Mrs. Paul 1 1 0 j Mr. W. Weston 1 1 0 j D'Arcy Robertson 1 0 0 Mrs. Rook 1 0 0 . Mrs. Harper Lepper 1 0 0 Mrs. Bremer 1 0 0 Miss Flight 10 0 Mr. E. Dockrill 1 0 0 j Mr. J. 11. Hammond 1 0 0 f Victoria League (per Miss Rawaon) 10 0 Mrs. Wallis (reduced lunches) 01C 6 I S.P.S 0 10 9 ■'! Miss E, Young 0 10 0 i Mr. W. and A. Ambury (for haymaking, through Mr. ' Connett) each 0 JO 0 Miss Percy Smith 0 7 6 ' Miss E. Hoskin 0 5 OH Per Mr. C. E. Baker's collection box— Mr. and Mrs Bloxam ..... 1 0 0i Anonymous 1 ,0 O" C-apt. and Mrs. Waller 10 0 Silver and copper 2 4 9 It has not been possible to. keep a cor-, re«t list, as several gentlemen • paid pound notes for a few blooms, and the remainder of the fund was made up ,of half-crowns. The result ol competitions for Blind Soldiers was as follows: Case ot apples, Mr. Seamaric. Cake, Mr. O. J. Johnson. Decora/ted baskets. Dr. Fookes and ML Elliot. Brooch, Mr. Alec M'Cabe. Tusck brooch, Mr. R. Kendall, TTurtVmT road. Doll, Jean lasL ■ Silk coat, JS. Lanes. Point lace doyleys, Miss WiattJe. Table centre, Miss 11. Sole. Those who have riot received theiv prizes may do g o by calling at the Pa£ri«