ADDITIONAL GIFTS COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL FUND.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 12, 15 January 1915, Page 2

ADDITIONAL GIFTS COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL FUND.

The Mayoress and members of the above committee continue to receive contributions, of gifts for the use of the troops. The following is the list of contributors from 15th December to 14th January :—: — December 15.— Mrs. M. A. Kirbey, 1 parcel for British and Belgian distressed; Mrs. G. S. Nicholl, 2 parcels, British and Belgians; V and VI., Girls' Normal School, 1 parcel British and Belgians ; " No Name," British and Belgian poor, parcel; "E. 8.8.," 1 parcel British and Belgian poor; Mrs. Snellgrove (Marton), 1 parcel British and Belgian poor; Mayoress of Eltham, 2 balaclavas, 2 pairs sox, 1 pair mittens; from Waikanae Schoolchildren, 1 parcel for British and Belgian poor; from Rnataniwha, 3 pairs box, 1 muffler; from "Alice," 1 parcel, British and Belgian poor. December 16. — Mrs. Davis, 1 .parcel, British and Belgian poor ; Miss Bruce, 1 parcel, British and Belgian poor ; "No Name," 3 parcels, British and Belgian poor; Inglis Bros., 1 parcel, British and Belgian poor; E. Horseman, 1 sack literature; Mrs. Blundell, 1 parcel jerseys; Mrs. Shallcrass, 1 parcel, British and Belgian poor; Masterton Nursing Division, parcel for Ambulance ; Mrs. Bartley, parcel for British and Belgian poor ; Mrs. Turner (EkeUhuna), parcel for British and Belgian poor ; Mrs. Remington (Levin), parcel for British and Belgian poor. December 17.— Mrs. W. Birch, 1 bala- , clava ; Miss Perkins. (Greymouth), 6 cases, British and Belgian poor; "No name," 2 balaclavas. December 18.— Greytown Committee Lady Liverpool Fund, 4 dozen khaki shirts; Mrs. Williams, books for troops. December 19.— Mrs. C. Smith (Karori), 3 pairs sox; Mrs. R. L. Gibson, 2 balaclava caps, 2 pairs mittens. December 22. — Mrs. Blizzard, 1 parcel, British and Belgian poor; "Muritai," parcel bonnets for British and Belgian poor; Mrs. Stafford, cake for troops; Miss Coates, cake for troops; Mrs. Balmer, tobacco for troops; Mrs. Mackey, 2 tins fruit; Mrs. Evatt, jun., plum pudding, I pot jam; Miss Willoughby, cigarettes for troops; Mrs. M'Menamin, 4s for troopers' dinner; Mrs. S. W. Jackson, 5s for troopers' dinner; "A Friend," 2s for troopers' dinner; Mrs. Pawley, Is for troopers' dinner; Mrs. Ross, 2s for troopers' dinner; Miss Reeves, 2s 6d for troopers' dinner; Mrs. Hayward, Is for troopers' dinner; Mrs. Sample, cake for troopers' dinner; Mrs. Batten, Is for troopers' dinner; Howitzer Battery, Is 6d for troopers' dinner; Mrs. M'lntyre (Vogeltown), muffler for troops; Wellington Farmers' Meat Company, Ltd., 1 lamb. January s.— Miss Newman (Marten), 9 pairs sox, 5 pairs mittens, 2 caps; Miss Dempster, sox and caps ; Mrs. E. S. Menlove (Marlborough),. 1 pair sox, 1 cap, 2 towels; Miss Norwood (Wanganui), 5 Balaclava caps; Mrs. N. B. Garner, 2 Balaclava caps; Miss M. Tweed, 2 pairs sox ; "Our Soldiers" (Hawera), 1 muffler; Mrs. Christie, 4 pairs sox ; Mrs. Oscar (Palmerston), 4 Balaclava caps; "J.R.S." (Wanganui), 1 Balaclava cap; Mrs. W. A. Wood (Wanganui), 1 pair sox; "Peggy," 1 parcel, British and Belgian poor; Mrs. Oscar Monrad (Palmerston North), 4 Balaclavas; Mrs. F. Smith (Tua Marina), 5 Balaclavas ; Mrs. F. W. Liddell, 1 parcel, British and Belgian poor ; Mrs. F. Johnson (Ohau), 2 singlets, British and Belgian poor ;' Mi's. Kebbell (Oliau), 1 pair booties, 2 bonnets, British and Belgian poor; Otane Ladies, 4 singlets, British and Belgian poor; "No Name," 2 pairs grey sox ; Mayoress of Cartertott, 4 singlets, British and Belgian poor; "Dollie," 13 singlets, British and Belgian poor ; M. O'Connor (Featherston),' 1 pair sox; Mrs. Whittem. 1 parcelj British and Belgian poor ; 121, Abel Smith-street, 1 parcel, British and Belgian poor; "No Name" (Greytown), I parcel, British and Belgian poor; Lower Hutt, "No Name," 1 pair sox; "No Name," 1 parcel coats, 2 mufflers, British and Belgian poor; Mrs. Hayman, 1 parcel papers, Trentham ; "A Friend," 1 parcel books ; Misses Allen, Owen-street, 8 pairs bed sox; "G.D." and "G.," per "Barney," I knitted coat; Mayoress (Bluff), 1 case sox; Mrs. Bell (Raunui), 6 balaclavas, 6 cholera belts, 3 shirts, 3 pairs box, 3 underpants, 6 undershirts; Mrs. Jorge nson, books for troops; Mrs. Liffiton (Wanganui), box 15 babies' bonnets; Miss S. Brock, 3 cholera belts. January 11. — Telegraph Station (Takapau), 8 pairs sox. January 13. — Mrs. Harrington, 2 parcels books, V.M.C.A., Trentham; Miss Coneys, 4 balaclavas, 1 pair mittens; Miss ibbs, 1 pair "No Namo," 1 parcel books for camp ; Mrs. M. L. Daw&011, 3 pairs hand-knitted sox; Mrs. M'Kenzie (Marton), 2 boxes vegetables for camp ; Mrs. ' S. Kirkcaldie, 3 boxes vegetables for camp; Mrs. M'Kenzie, 1 box books, Library. January 14. — Dannevirke Patriotic Fund, 39 undershirts, 37 shirts; 6 cholera belts, 14 balaclava caps, 1 pair underpants, 1 doz. "housewives," 17 hold-alls; from Bluff, Lady Liverpool Committee, 7 dozen hand-knitted sox ; Mrs. Andrew Duncan, 2 mufflers ; Mrs. Gerald Fitzgerald, 4 pairs sox; "E.M.," 2 pairs blankets, British and Belgian Fund. The sum of £80 and some odd shillings has been received from the Patriotic Spojrts Committee for the benefit of the fund.