SOLDIERS' APPRECIATION.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1919, Page 5

SOLDIERS' APPRECIATION.

OP GIFTS PROM NEW PLYMOUTH. J

The New Plymouth Women'* Patriotic .! Committee have from time to time aerft r 1 parcels of gifts for the soldiers in hot- i pital at Rotorua and quit# recently the ; Mayoress (Mrs, Burgess) received » Iftt- -j ter of thanks for the latest panel eeivod from Mr. J. C. Adams, ttah? porarily in charge, who signed hlffli* self "at one time long, long ago, a rwi« * dent of New Plymouth." He Btatod ,j however that he was forwarding that j which he thought was a much mow rait- \ able recognition of the gift than kit Ift- > ter and the enclosure was a memorial pT ; thanks, got up by the "boys" on their " own initiative, and addressed to the Women's Patriotic Committee by the patients of King George V. Hospital j Rotorua, expressing their sincere gtstl* A tude for the serviceable gifts MCeived < j from the society. The memorial «jntains? the signatures of 715 men, T of ! Whom were cot eases, and amongst tbt ij list the following Taranaki men! —4!s timttler (Waitara), K. 0. Stohr (Nm|| Plymouth), M. J. Jones (New Ply- 3 rtf&hth), W. H. Heppell (New 1 F. Oliver (Stratford), J. E. Koudam *a and F. P. McCarthy (Hot- j —There was also enclosed in the Utter 3 a copy of the announcement which «w 'ii posted up in the hospital when tha {iftt ' arrived. It is worked in red aqd Made ink, and in bold letters reads; *3/ookl *j flWat bargain sale. Our well-Mfttai'di friends of New Plymouth having pUoed I with us a magnificent assortment of s sows/' laces, handkerchiefs, etc., m ai*-X disposing of the same at the hijhMt 1 mJleg, Look at our prices 1 One 'pair's wijp'iknitted socks! For hearty thMlca a ffojha women of New Plymouth." ' m