QUEEN MARY'S APPEAL

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2284, 19 October 1914, Page 7

QUEEN MARY'S APPEAL

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF GIFTS. The following is a list of articles received during the week .ending October 17. AH gifts previously acknowledged were dispatched to London on October 16. As tho Countess of Liverpool lias been definitely advised by telegram that only socks and woven cholera belts are required in connection with the above , appeal, Her Excellency desires it to be known that she proposes to devote all other articles which have been received to the use of the New' Zealand Expeditionary Force and its reinforcements: — Mrs. Angove, 25 Coromandel Street, Newtown, 4 pairs of socks; Mrs. Jenkins, 14 Millar Road, Blenheim, 5 pairs of socks; Mrs. David Stevanson 1 , Tariki Road, Taranaki, 6 pairs of socks; "Anonymous," 1 pair of socks; "Anonymous," 1 pair of socks; "Anonymous," 3 Balaclava caps; Miss Martha Buchanan, Devouport, Auckland, 6 cholera belts and 6 pairs of socks; "Anonymous," 1 belt, 2 pairs socks; "Anonymous," 3 pairs socks; Mrs. E. Tosswill, Hastings (from Hastings Branch of Mothers' Union), 20 pairs eocks; Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Swainiston, Bulls, 2 pairs socks, 2 pairs mittens, and 1 belt; Mrs. Martindale Kendall, 12 pairs socks; Mrs. John Blackburae, Tho Vicarage, Bulls, 3 pairs eocks, 1 cholera belt; Mr. John Myers, Hunter Street, 12 pairs socks Miss (Eleanor Myers, 26 Fitzherbert Terrace, .12 pairs socks; Mi's. L. Nutt, Marten, 4 pairs socks; Mrs. D. Scott, Bulls, 6 pairs socks; "Anonymous" (Scargill), 2 pairs socks; Mrs. Cuthbert Ruuierfcrd, 6 pairs socks; "A Sympathetic Friend, J.W.K.," 12 pairs socks; "Anonymous," Upper Hutt, 1 belt; Mrs. Beale, Petone, 12 pairs socks; Mrs. L. Blundell. 10 pairs socks; Mrs. Elliot Elliott, Linden, Wangamu, 11 cholera belts; Mrs. C. A. Mountfort, Fielding, 12 pairs socks; "Anonymous," Gore, 2 pairs socks; Mrs. F. Lee, 104 Tasman Street, Wellington, 4 pairs seeks; Miss Rich (from Lowclift District, Canterbury), 60 pairs 60cks; Mrs. E. Milne, Dunedin, 6 pairs socks; from the workers of ltiversdalo (per Mrs. E. Butler, The Camp, Riversdalo, Southland), 6 belts, 13 pairs socks, 4 pairs cuffs, 1 muffler; Mrs. D. C. Tumbull,' Tho Gables, Timaru, 1 belt, 1 pair socks;. Mrs. Allen Williams, Napier, 12 pairs socks and 12 belts- "Anonymous," 1 pair socks; Bulls, Rangitikei, 3 pairs cults; Mrs. Foster, Cave, South „. Canterbury, 1 pair socks; Mrs. Alex " M'Caw, Windsor Downs, Hakataramea, 2 pairs socks and 6 pairs mittons; Mrs. Scales and Mrs. H. Wilson, Bulls, 2 cholera belts; W. W.. Christchurch, 3 pair 60cks, wool, and needles; Mrs. Thompson, Reed Street, Oamaru, 2 pair socks; "Picton," 7 pairs socks, 2 belts, 12 caps; Miss Coates, Wellington, 12 pairs socks; "Anonymous," 24 pairs eocks; "Anonymous," 9 pairs 6ocks; Mrs. L. Wright, Wanganui, 2 pairs socks and 6 c'holera berfs; Mrs. H. Ken way, Gisborne, 1 cholera -belt; "A.8.C.," Wellington, 2 pairs socks; K. Lewis, Fordell, 1 pair socks; "Kia Ora," Feathersfon, 1 pair socks (green) ; "Kia Ora," Featherston, 1 pair socks (red); Ladies' Committee, Woodville, H. 8., per Mrs. Home and Mrs. StevensoD. 2" belts.