PATRIOTIC WORK.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 June 1917, Page 7

PATRIOTIC WORK.

NEW PLYMOUTH WOMEN'S COMMITTEE. ; The New Plymouth Women's Patri- , otic Committee acknowledges with thanks the following gifts:— For soldiers. —Donald McKee, sugar; Miss Nora' Brown, 7 face washers; A Friend, eye bandages; Mr. Vickerman Highlander milk; Mrs. Fabian, Misses Flight and Colson; A Friend, hand-knit-ted" box; Mr. Deacon, records and books . '•for Soldiers' Club; Mrs. Austin, 2 pairs .knitted sox; Mrs. Bevell, Warea, riflecleaning material, plants, and parcel lor soldiers in hospital; Mrs. R. A. linen, face cloths and girdles; Mrs Kyng<lon, material, old linen, 7 face washers. For Gift .Parcels—Mrs. F. Foote (Fitz.ffoy), Mrs. C. E. Baker, 2/8 each; Mrs. Riddock, 5/-; Okato Sewing Guild, Miss Sterry, May and June gift parcels, £2, Lepperton Ladies' Guild, June gift parcels 5/-; St. Andrews' Guild, donation, •Mrs' Corner, £1; Oaomii school children ,fper Mr. Bvitts) 18/2; Smart Bros.' employees, for Y.M.C.A.. £l y^c^ s merton, Inglewood, for Y.M.CA. 10s, standard V, Central School, for Y.M.C.A., £1 Inglewood Ladies' Patriotic League forYM C.A., £3-2 0s 8d; donation Noftub Laundry Help," agricultural show, per Mr. Findlay, £2 7s. _ For Belgians.—Donation, HurwDitli Koad (per Mrs. Gilbert), for Belgian babies £1 2s, 10 .garments and 2 pieces material; Miss. Deacon, woollies. _ Victoria League. —Lepperton Ladies Guild, 10 face washers, 3 pairs handknitted sox, 3 kneecaps, 1 pair bed sox, 7 suits (pyjamas, 7 handkerchiefs, 4 pairs slippers; tea donations, ss.