WOMEN WORKERS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 225, 21 September 1915, Page 2

WOMEN WORKERS.

CENTRALISATION' SC'irEME. , At the s]>ooia! mooting of the Auckj land Women's Patriotic League culled to day to consider the adoption of constitution and rules, in connection with the i reorganisation of the league, or f the resolutions passed was as follows: - | Any I.sal women's .patriotic society, sewing guild, „r other society working | jni tin- country ~r sul,urban districts,! may, at their request, i..- noininnted fnr ufliliation yvith th- longuo. and work in ; conjunction therewith." ! Many societies and guilds have boon by wnrk and gifts supporting tin- 1,-ague, I l,ut it is felt that in,ire systematic and | thorough w,,rk may be done if the connection is establish,si and in order. The Mayoress nf Auckland. Mrs. .1. II Gun--,.ii. therefore invites all those societies ' and guilds who have previously sent gifLs far the soldiers and others through her, and uny others who wish U> I*- kept in touch with the league by corn-spun ' dene,-, etc.. tn send in an application to v the lion. Sec., Miss R Sodding. Town " Hull. Auckland, -with tho following particulars: ll) Name of society ~r gnihl; C_l district; (3) name and address of president: (4) hume nnd address of secretary; (5) class of work done (sowing, knitting, collecting, etc.). MihS Speckling particularly requests that, a* the work of registering etc will be very heavy, nil extraneous matter be avoided and.made, if necessary the subject of later correspondence. I The Mayoress in making this s.iggec | Linn desires to say how deeply she ap- . I predates tho rea.lv hoip already teri=t d.rcl. through her", for our brave sol- •". dier- preparing for war, lighting at the '■ front, and invalided, and earnestly hopes ir that tho organisation of forces r_ a y re - I suit happily for all concerned.