LADY LIVERPOOL LEAGUE.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 50, 29 June 1915, Page 4

LADY LIVERPOOL LEAGUE.

At a meeting or the Pukekohe branch of the Lady Liverpool League held on the 16th June there were present: Miss Webster, Meadames Webb, Baxter, Mcßae and Hogan. Letters of thanks were read from the Auckland League acknowledging receipt of parcels of comforts and monthly donation of £2 to sock fund. The chairwoman reported having forwarded three large parcels of comforts since last meeting, also contributions to the Hospitael Ship, which consisted of 100 double flannel waistcoats and 300 face wash clothe, tiie following letter of thanks beirg received, viz.:—"On behalf of the Mayoress of Auckland aid the Ladies' Supply Committee, I wish to thank your organisation for its very generous response to His Excellency's Hospital Ship appeal. We much appreciate jour Society's splendid work. May I ask you to thank all those who contributed eo wholeheartedly to such a successful result? With renewen gratitude for your kind interest and generous contribution, I am, very sincerely yours, Kosetta L. Baume."

It was decided to use the small pieces of flannel left aft-r cutting the waistcoats by making husifs. The small clippings of flannel are also to be utilised by an industrious lady to stuff a pillow for Sister Esther's fund. J

The committee wishes to acknowledge the following: Donation for socks, Mrs W. Adams, senr,, 3s 6d; donation for wool, Mrs C K. Nelson, 2s 6d; Mrs Preston, Puni, one pair gent's slippers lor Hospital Ship Fund. Waistcoats —Mrs W. M. Smith, 12; MrsJas. Taylor, 8; Miss ShiDherd, Mrs Lucas, Mrs Dell, Miss Ruose, Mrs Allingham, Mrs T. Brownlee, Mis Geo. ea:h; Mrs Kimber, 4; Mrs P. Hogan, Miss Murley, Mrs W. J. Jones, 3 each; Mis Mclntyre, Mrs Baxter, Mrs Jos. Adams, Mrs Moore, Miss Bowden, Mrs M. Hogan, Mrs Woollett, Mrs Kenyon, Mrs Hewlnt, 2 each; Mrs Nixon, Mrs Cowsiil, Mrs J B. Brown, Miss E. Hewlitt, Misses Webtser, Mrs toleson, 1 each. Face cloths —Miis Kimber, 48; Mrs Stembridgt l , 36; Mrs H. E. Smith, Mrs D. Kouhton, 30 each; Mrs Roose, Mrs Askew, Miss Hamlin, 24 each; Miss Morley, Mrs Kenynn, Mrs Woollett, Miss Dell, Mrs Holloway, Mrs J. Honeyford, 12 each; Miss P. Long, Mrs Litideaay, 6 each. Knitted h Imeis—Mrs Crum, 4; uJiss Barter, Mrs Btttany, Auckland, Mrs Webb, 2 each; Mrs Kubt. Brownie?, Mrs Moore, Gordon Fitneis, 1 each. Crocheted helmets—Mrs and Miss Townson, 4; Mrs and Miss Gladyi Hughes, 4; Askew childrer, 4; Mrs W. Goldswoithy, Mrs M. Hickey, Mrs -Toi, Miis bousatield, 2 each; Mrs O'Connor, Miss E. Wilkinson, Mr Gueet, Mrs W. BUke, Mrs J. Goldswoitay, 1 each; Mrs W. Goldsworthy donated one. Wristlets—Mrs Wakelin, 2 pairs; Mrs Cowperthwaite, Miss Townson, Miss W. Wehteer, Mrs J. Wilson, Frankton, one pair each. Scarves—Mrs W. Blake, Miss Lily Blake, Mrs C. K. Nelson, Mrs Eames. Socks—Mrs McAnally, Buckland, 5 pairs, Mrß Scott, Buckland, Mrs Young, 2 pairs; Mrs Haslam, Mrs Baxter, Mrs Fleming, Miss Webster, 1 pair each.