THE COMFORT SHIP.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19412, 21 August 1926, Page 4 (Supplement)

THE COMFORT SHIP.

Another good load o! parcels for the chip, and I am sure wo shall have a busy time again next week, which will bo the last in our Comfort-Ship campaign. There is not space enough this week to write about the parcels separately, but there were some very nice ones, and the Ship will go out well loaded on her next ■voyage. i hop«> many of you are busy at your essays, and don't forget the closing date, August 28! A number of entries have been received already, and I expect there ■will be many more within tha next two ■weeks. The list for the week: Cash Donations: Susie: also 2s in parcel, Parcels: Bessie MacKorma; Betty Earl. Kraco Dawson. Bery Winstone. Margaret Bnrtrum, Betty Edmonds, Molly Crenghe (these are Brownies); Anonymous from Maungituroto; Mrs. Cluett; Lons Chilwed; Linley; Roy Dudley;/ Sally; M. Ousey; A.M.N.. Ruth; B*th /Alan; Ruby Much°ll; May; Mius Bradley; Jean and Estelle; Jack Sexton; Trevor Gallagher; Eno Ford; Olive Yeoman; Ada Niven; A Friend, at Kaitancata (Otaf?o); Mother; A.D.; Gwen Blomfield; Little Ann; Phyllis; Molly Adams; Hester Herrick; M. King; Sugarbag of Clothes from Poppies; David and Buster Gannon: EJj.O.; Freda Foster; Zraa Williams; Mother at Gwen and Dawn Wilson: Harry; Graoie and Batty; Little Gordon; Betty Mac Master; A Friend; Auntie end Grannie; wis and Marion Andrews; Pane Mcßriae; Betty Fry; Marjorio King; Ivy, Betty and Dorothy Aickin; Joyce Barter; pap Br flowers from Kathleen Sutton; G. and E- Bailey. Kaihlewn Galvin, Ruby Dooly (tueae are Isaumai Girl Guides): another lovely parcel from Smith and Caughey's jrorkjroow girls.