LADY LIVERPOOL'S APPEAL

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 12 August 1914, Page 5

LADY LIVERPOOL'S APPEAL

llie committee set up to manage and direct ihe work suggested by the appeal made by Lady Liverpool to the women of the Dominion have made an excellent start, and have shown that they realise that whatever is to be done must be done fulfil i* th^ Patriotic Fund meeting Mrs Kenrick, who is act-mo- as treasurer, outlined some of the work to be done, and some of the most useiul articles required. As to Scott caps, their value is borne out by a statement made in the Taranaki Herald by an old campaigner, who describes it as a kind of woollen helmet something like the men on pokr exthi 'l r af' JUt + °f, couvse n°t so thick or closely knitted. They should be ot brown or grey wool, made to cover the head and neck, leaving an opening only tor the eyes, nose" and mouth. Inese are articles which are not included :n the ordinary military