INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1918, Page 3

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Corresepondent.) Inglewood, June 24. St. Andrew's Guild had charge of the Patriotic Mart on Saturday, and experienced a very successful day. The result of the raffles was aa follow.-—Cushion, won by. Mrs. Wilson; yacht by Mr. Mublc; nightdress by Mrs. Messenger; suitcase by Miss Brown; doll's bed by Miss CHaridge. The donations were as follow:—Dr. Nutting £5, Gamlin and Dean £2 2s, Mrs. H. Brown, Mr. GYoung, Mr. Alfred Marshall, Archdeacon Evans, each £1; E.MH, A.E.H., G. W. and H. Drake, Unbeliever, each 10s; Mre Cottier, Mrs. Ibbotson, Mrs. Stimpson, sen., Mrs. Evans, Don. Boberts, Mr. T. Neilson, Mr. T. Merry, Friend, Believer, Friend, Unbeliever, Another Believer, A. Yarndley, J. Gunderson, H. Cufcfield, S. Darlow, A. Baker, each ss; Mrs. Fischer, 3s; Mr. Messenger, 2s 9d; Mrs. A. Heel, Is 6d. Mrs." Parker, 2s; Mr. Scoble, 2s; J. Badich, Is— £l6 14s 3d; Miss Mta Lovell (sale of flowers), £1 12s 3d; Mrs. C. 0- Roberts (ditto), 10s; Mr. Cartwright (sale of horsepower), 16s; Mart receipts, £l3 8 S 6d; total, £36. Good dairy herds continue to realise ,rery good prices. At Mr. Stephenson's, jale on Friday his herd, which was composed of wellJbred Jerseys, averaged close on £23, clearly proving that quality jxytThe thoroughbred filly presented to the Patriotic Society by Mr. Lyon to be raffled, was won by Mrs. J. V. Grant.