PATRIOTIC WORK.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1918, Page 7

PATRIOTIC WORK.

WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE, j The New Plymouth Women's Patriotic Committee acknowledge with thanks the following gifts:— j Soldiers. —Mrs Vowless, books for ; transport; Lepperton Ladies' Guild, rifle cleaning material; Mrs Andrews, sfca-p ; and soap saver for depot use; Mrs Medley, books; Leslie D&mis. 80 cards ' of wool and thread; Mrs- A. W. Monk, Nesta Street and Gwyneth Gillespie, IS ! facewashers; Mrs Campbell, brown (paper' ' and twine; Mrs Rundle, Mrs Meßenzie, Miss Flight, Mrs Meston, knitting socks; Mrs Morgan, S tins melon jam; A 'Vriend, eye bandages. Gift 'Parcels—Mrs Howell, Mrs WCampMl, Miss Doris Bradbury, Mr H. Arden. Wellington, 2/-G each; Mr. and Mrs Shoreland, Ohura, per Mrs Grant Kargie; 10/*; Misses Kita, Mollie, and Amy Shoreland, 2/6 each; Master Arthur Shoreland. 2/6 : Lepperton Ladies' Guild, 5/-; Inglewood Ladies' Patriotic League, '£o gift parcels; St. Andrews' Guild, per Mrs Corney, 20/-; Miss Eileen Hooper, weekly donation tea money, 3/5: donation, *2/-; donation box, 2/-; Mrs Handy, knitting donation, 1/3; Mrs Rowlands, £2 Ss for material; depot sales, 5/-. Inglewood Ladies! Patriotic (League—

£lB 12s Y.M.C.A. Home; Land and Sur- ' vey Dept., Trench Comforts box, 15/4 i, j The Victoria League acknowledge with | thanks the following gifts:—Okau Sew- | ing Guild, per Mrs Bower, 10 treasure bags, 1 pair socks, 12 faeewasliers, 6 pair I woolies from school children; Lejpperton. ) Ladies' Guild, 1 knitted garment; atfter--1 noon , tea, <J/-. i Tea hostesses for the week —The New ! Plymouth Women's Patriotic Committer wish to tliank the following ladies who ; hindly provided tea at tlie depot during 1 the week: —Mrs Brooker, M*a Knight, i Mrs Dinnis, Mrs Large, Mrs H. H. i Street, Mrs Andrews.