THE COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL FUND

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2237, 25 August 1914, Page 2

THE COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL FUND

Goods received at the Town Hall, on behalf of-tho fund, per tho Mayoress and committee, since noon on Saturday, comprise:— On 22nd: Mrs. Lowry, 3 caps; Marton ladies, 71 "housewives," 70 shirts, 100 shirts, 85 pairs socks, 55 cholera belts, 2 undershirts, 8 towels, 28 handkerchiefs, 16 pains mittens, 12 caps, 5 bandages, 8 holdalls, 7 scarves; Marton Club, cards; Wellington Woollen Company; 800 pairs socks; Mrs. Duff, Mrs. Redwood, Mrs. Hook, Mrs. Brodio, and Mrs. Rowntree, <!5 pillow-cases.; Mrs. Bell, books; L.C., 3 Balaclava^. caps; Mrs. Atkinson, books and magazines,; Mrs. Kerr, cap.3; Mrs, Francis, 8 caps; ladies of 22 shirts; Miss Coney, 2 pairs socks, S linen handkerchiefs, 9 white handkerchiefs; 6 towels; Mrs. M. Scott, 4 caps; Mrs. Lamont, handkerchiefs.'•' . ,

~On August 24: Miss Eames, - 29 handkerchiefs; Mrs. M'Elhone, 6 caps; Mrs.. Munby, 3' mufflers.; x Mrs. Peter Smith arid Mrs. S. G. Watson, 2 dozen silk handkerchiefs; Mrs. James Burnett, 2 caps; M.L.-, Foxtori, .6 shirts and old linen; ladies of Raetihi, 3J dozen singlets, 4 dozen pairs socks., 1 dozen Bing-lets,.'-6i dozen holdalls, SJdozen hoiisemives, and magazines ;■ Miramax Health Home patients, caps; Mrs. W. S. Moorhouse and Wellington Nursing Division.) 164 shirts, 14 caps; Mrs. (Dr.) Rawsoh, ? caps; Mrs V H. D. 8011, 15 shirts; Mrs. Pace, 1 pair socks; Mrs. Cooke,; KsU burn, 1.1 Balaclavas; Mrs. R, H. Wilson (Petone), 2 pairs bed socks; Mrs. Weston, French guide and mahualj preparatory French courso; Mrs. Von Haast, 1 flannel shirt, 1 flannel singlet; Mayoress of Jiarori, 4 "housewives";' Mrs. :Marshall, ■'■ Maungaraupi, Rata, '• 1 flannel shirt, 1 singlet; Mrs. Meekj . 4 holdalls; Mrs. Mason, (Duriediii), wocl;' Miss Wilkin, Miss Campbell, Miss' Martin, Miss Longford, ..Mr; Menet (Caiilfield House),' 1 scarf, 3 socks, 7 caps; Mrs. Reilly; illui> trated .papers;-Mrs. M. Scott, magazine's; Mrs. Wators and Mi's. Peters, 3 Nightingales, 1 Nightingale, and 1 Nightingale respectively; Miss .Wilson, 2 caps; the Woo'dvillo ladies, 17 cholera r belts, 54 towels, 29 shirts, 108 undershirts, ■ 12 Balaclavas; .Miss Johnston, French books; Miss Morton, French ditionary; Mrs. A. L. Johnston, 1000 cholerabelts; 'Wanganui, 4 cases literature j Miss M'Dermott, books; Government Printing Office, books; Hean, chemist, Wanganui, 1 case cough .mixture; Mrs. Morris (Petone), 4 "Housewives" and soap; Mr. Ewen, 1 ambulance outfit; Mrs Coc'hrano (Petone),' 2 undershirts, 2 shirts, ,4 socks, aiid 6 handkerchiefs; New Plymouth ladies, 124 Balaclavas, oj dozen socks'. 100 shirts, 4 undornannels, anil 7 dozen cholera belts; Mrs. M'Ewan, Palmerston North, yti "housewives" ;■ Inglewood ladies, 36 cholera bolts,, 30 liold-alls, 48 "housewives," 27 pairs socks, 3 woollen drawers, 4 undcrsliirts, 15 shirts', and 12 Balaclavas: Norsswobd ladies, 7 mufflers, 6 singlets; 6 shirts; Makotuku patriotic fund, 39 underflannels; Feilcling ladies, 192 shirts, 77 towels, and 441 pairs socks; Kumara' ladles, 1 singlet, 2 handkerchiefs, 8. sheets, 3. towels, 2 mufflers, and 1 parcel oil cloth; Mayor Petone;-18 '-'housewives," 3 pairs socks; 16"' caps', ■ "35' pillow cases, 48 ' cholera belts, and 48 shirts; Van Staveren Brothers, 23 deck chairs; Te Maru, Upper Hut't, 15 "housewives"; Patea ladies;'l6 'singlets, 54; "housewives," 6,-tins biscuits,.! soap,. 1 .sweets, .48 ■ socks,. 8 shirts, and' 1 cap; Petone ladies, 41 shirts, 17 caps, 67-cholera belts, 4 "housewives," " 1 hold-all and books; Wanganui ladies, 141 caps, 81 singlets, 36 shirts, 168 socks, 6 hold-alls; R. T. Turhbull, 18 pairs Indian-clubs; Otane ladies, 4 singlets, 6 bandages, 2-pairs-socks, 2 handkerchiefs, 1, brush and comb, 1 clothes brush, and magazines; Mrs. Gow, 1 dozen-pillow cases: Mrs. Fordell (Karori), 4 "housewives" ; Mrs. Johnson, books; . Mangahohe, books; Wanganui Mayoress arid, ladies, 6 pairs' blankets,. 58 shirts, 114 flannels, 55 ' pairs socks, 136 cholera bolts, 33 '.'housewives," 14 cards mending wool; Woodville, 23 saddle; Miss K. Hadlield (Paraparaumu), 1 pair mittens; women of Paekakafiki, for railway quota, 17 flannelette shirts;. Hutt District High School, 3 Balaclavas, 1 muf-T Her. - ' , ..' Cash donations to the Countess of Liverpool Expeditionary Force Fund, reserved per tho Mayoress yesterday, com-pri-':—Mrs. J. S. Wilson ( 55.,; sales, Is.; "Karori Bdroiigh Council, £20; ladies of Karori (first instalment), £31 75.; Star Boating.Club; sales of flowers at week end; £39 33. 7d.; Ray ward Carter and Francis Levy, £1 Is. 6d.; Mrs. Bateson (collected t Trehtham), £8 51 6d;; WAV. (subscription), £1; > FAV-. (sub,), £l; Mrs. H. J. Underwood, for ambulance equipment, £50. . The total of the fund now Stands at £12.54 os.Bd. Mrs. James Underwood, of Welling-" ton.South, has given £50 to the Lady Liverpool Fund. (through the, Wellington South branch of the St. John AmAssociation); for. ambulance equipment for the Expeditionary Force.

Miss Carlyo'h (Hdwkb's. Bay) is visitins and is staying at the Windsor. . '''

Among the guests staying. at-Bal; moral,are Mr. and Mrs. Graham; Miss Ballantyno (Govo), .Miss Shand (Gis- ' borne), and Miss-WilsbnVTlnyercargill). Mrs. and the Misses M'Grogor .(Hunterville) are expected to arrive.to-day.

Mr. and Mrs.. Paiitly '.(Auckland) are staying at the Windsor Hotel.

The' Por.eke Football Club is holding its annual dnric-i .hi St. Peter's Schoolroom on Wednesday, .September 2, the proceeds to. go to the lecal Relief Fund. Tlie conim'ittee consists of Mrs. .Griffiths, Mrs. Pnvitt; Misses Hicltey'j Lang, Tilyafd (2), M'lnerhey. (2), Burns, Ross; Watson, Mess-s. Hood, Refolds, Kecney, Mahoney, Griffiths, Mitchell. Tilyard, Jacobseh, Dawson, Algarj ■ Slater, Fisher. , Tho hon. secretary, is Mr. R. ; B. Mage'e. ' "^

Mrs. TV". Barton, has returned to Fcatherstoh fronra visit to Wellington;

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