WHANGARATA.
The Whaugarata Ladies' Patriotic Club has just forwarded to the Mayoress of Auckland another case of comforts for the troops, consisting of 26 pairs of pyjamas, 4 pairs eocks, 3 scarfs, leap, 3 belts, made from club mateiial. The pyjamas weie made by Mrs Goulter (12 pairs), Mesdames Lawrence, Rapson, Fraser, T. Smeod, Ludwig, Misses Hayward and Chiiste; Socks by Mesdames Goulter, Lawrence and Fraser 1 pair each, Miss A. Lawronce 1 pair; Bed socks and scarfs by Mesdames Ride.'iut and Hayward 1 each ; Cap by Mrs Hayward ; Belts by Mesdam r s Rideout and T. Smeed I each, Miss Lawrence 2 Donations—Mrs Goulter 3 belts, Mrs Hayward 1 cap and 1 scarf, Mrs Lawrence 1 cap and 2 pairs mittens, Mesdames Ewing and T. Smeed 1 cap each ; Miss Beamish 3 hussifs. Some farms here are changing hands, Messrs Rule and Joughins having just dispose ! of their pro-
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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 161, 31 March 1916, Page 1
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