HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
WILSON' HOME BRANCH ELECTION OF OFFICERS In the review of the second year's account of the Wilson Home branch of the Auckland Hospital Auxiliary presented at the annual meeting on Thursday at Tabapuna, it "was stated that much.had been done lor the comfort of the children. A considerable amount of sewing and knitting had resulted in nearly 300 garments being presented to the, H home. Instruments i'or a percussion band and handwork material had been provided. Appreciation was expressed of the assistance given by the Mayor of Takapuna, Mr. J. Guiniven, the matron of the home, Miss T. Faulconbridge, and her staff, the Takapuna Borough Council, the North Shore Transport Company, and many other helpers. The following officers were elected: — President. Mrs. ,T. W. Williamson; vicepresidents, tlie Mayoress of Northcote, Mrs. I?. Martin, the Mayoress of Birkenhead, .Mrs. E. J. Osborne, the Mayoress of Devonport, Mrs. H. !F. W. Meikle, Mrs. A. Blomfield, Mrs. G. Winstone and Miss M. Wyatt; secretary, Mrs. B. Smallfield; treasurer, Mrs. G; H. Matthews; Auckland delegate, Mrs. G. H. Matthews; conveners of sub-committees, sewing: Mrs. G. Winstone, knitting: Miss St. Paul, buying: Mrs. B. Gibbons, Mrs./ W. G. Leaning and. Mrs. Stuart MacKay; social convener, Mrs. J. W. Williamson.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23429, 19 August 1939, Page 26
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206HOSPITAL AUXILIARY New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23429, 19 August 1939, Page 26
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