LAOY LIVERPOOL COMMITTEE
The monthly meeting of the Lady Liverpool Committee was held in Hallenstein's rooms on Tuesday afternoon There was a fair attendance of members, and Mrs Lock was in the chair. Correspondence was rend from the Uhristehurch centre, announcing that until further notice all gift parcels are to be sent to England addressed to Lord Plu'nket, War" Contingent Association. Victoria-street, London. S.W., to be forwarded to the men in France. It was agreed that the next gift parcels be packed on Tuesday, July 11th, afternoon and evening, and that privately addressed parcels 'be left not later than Saturdav. July Bth. It was decided to write to the Christchurch centre, asking if they intend to send a shipment cf warm winter clothing to the boys in France. Mrs Lock will be pleased to receive, books, papers, or magazines to go forward with the next transports.
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Nelson Evening Mail, 6 July 1916, Page 7
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146LAOY LIVERPOOL COMMITTEE Nelson Evening Mail, 6 July 1916, Page 7
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