WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC LEAGUE.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 192, 18 July 1916, Page 4

WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC LEAGUE.

A meeting of ihe Executive Committee of the Pukekohe branch of the Worn n'aFatriotic League was held on June 14tb. Fn? ; nt: Misa Webster, in the chair, Meedames McKae, Bixtsr, Motion, Webb, O'Connor acd Hogan, Misses Graham, Usher and O'Connor, secretary.

Letters of acknowledgement and tbanka were read from the Auckland Patriotic League lot the following sums: £24 -la 6] towards Koesian Fund, £2 monthly donation for socks, £36 15s to the Dominion gift scheme for month, also for parcel of knitted comforts received. It was decided that letters of thanks be sent to the following for donations in cash to the general Kind:- Miss Chalmers, opening Puni School, £2 2s; Mrs Henderson, from the Carlton Children's Happy Hour. 17s 6d; "A Friend,'' ss; Mrs Deane, 4s; "A Friend," 2s. Mrs Motion, convenor of Literature Committee, reported having arranged with the committee to

canvafs the cislriet for lit ratare

Misj Ushir, convenor uf sewing C'omraitte?, reported the c.immittee having; met anl arranged to purchase roll of fltnnr.ll tte to n>ake up into ccmtorts fr.r our Eoldur?.

Mrs Webb convenor of the entertainment Committee,, reportei the cmmittee having met three times and decided to hold a concert early in July and a bazaar later on a date to be arranged. Mrs Baxter, convenor of the Kitting Committee, reported having held a meeting at which it was decided that a knitting instruction class he held every Tuesday at L'.iiO p.m. in the Borough Council Chambers. Mrs Baxter also reported having posted a parcel ot knitted comforts. DONATIONS.

Mrs McKaa 1 scarf, Mrs McWatt 12 eye bandages. Worktrs of Baliclavas—Mrs Jap. Taylor 6, Mrs VV Blake 5, Mrs W. Jones 4, Mrs Crum, Mrs Hewlett, Mrs Baxter and Miss Graham o each; Mrs Maxwell, Mra W. GulJsworthy, Mra U. Keith, 2 each; Mrs Hooey, Mrs I'ortcr, Mrs Roberts, Mrs JJikcr, Miss I'rzer and Mi s laybr, 1 each. Scarves Mra Gutrv 2, Miss Levins, Miss Barber, Mirs I»*. Roberts, Miss Lucy Hayward, Misa M. Feek, Miss Stuart, Mrs Thorncll, Miss Goldswuithy, Mios fva Beaver, 1 each. Socks-—Miss Walsh, 5 pairs; Mrs I'orter, 3 pair; Mrs Conic, 2 pairs; Webster, Mrs Armstrong, Mrs u'jturir, Miss Chalmers, I pair each.

Mittens—Mrs Cowperthwaite, 3 pairs; Mrs Graham, 4 pairs; Mrs J. B. Brown, Miss Katie Stuart, Mrs Maxw; 11, 1 pair each.

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Dreadnought Boots' and Shoes, best on the market. Sold only by FRANK PERKINS & Co, Pukekohe.—Advt.