PATRIOTIC WORK.

Taranaki Daily News, 29 October 1917, Page 6

PATRIOTIC WORK.

WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. The New Plymouth Women's Patriotic Committee acknowledge with thanks the following gifts: — For soldiers: —Miss Robson and five musical boys, 80 cards of wool and thread; Mrs. Pott, socks; Miss Street, seeks and rifle cleaning material; Mr«. Douglas, chocolates, sardines, cafe-au-lait, soup; West End School, cake for Soldiers' Club; Mrs. Morton, four pairs knitted 30cks; Mrs. Catran, faeewashers; Mrs. Lcnnon, books; Mrs. Hnrlstone, six cans milk; Mrs. Kelly faeewashers; Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, 5s for gift parcels; Mrs. Taylor, 7s fid for gift parcels; Inglewood Ladies' Patriotic Guild, for soldiers' parcels, £0; Mrs. Rebecca Tabor, £SO for soldiers' Christmas comforts; "Tea Cups" 3s; Standard VI., Central School, for Y.M.C.A., 20s; Oakura school children, per Mrs. Pearson, £1 for Y.M.C.A.: West End school, 4s and 3s Oil for Y.M.C.A.; Rahotu Ladies' Guild, for Y.M.C.A. ''Home Hout" teas, £25; Miss Stephenson, 2s 6d for gift parcels; tea donation, ss; Mrs. Kelly, 2s; Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt, Brixton, blind soldiers £2, Y.M.C.A. £2; Puniho school, 15s for gift parcels. For Belgians—Mrs. Crooke, parcel of garments; Miss Deacon, knitted jersey and baby's bootees.

The Victoria League acknowledge with [thanks the following gifts.—Mrs. Monk jknitting; old linen, per Mrs. Campbell, rWaitar*; Miss Rawson, knitting socks;' collected by Mrs. E. Blundell, eight handkerchiefs; Miss Badjlely, No. 1 Stationary Hospital, ss; tea donation, 5s <3d. For Mart Saturday:—Mrs. Stuart Larson, Uruti, donation 10s; Junior Victoria League, per Miss E. Rawson, 20s; Mrs. C. T. Mills, cake competition, 20s; afternoon tea donation, Mrs. J. Clarke hostess, 7s 6d.