ROSLYN-KAIKORAI ASSOCIATION.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16978, 14 April 1917, Page 8

ROSLYN-KAIKORAI ASSOCIATION.

Tho following completed work was sent away this week: — Early Settlers' Hall: 24 soap bags, 6 pains sooks, 2 khaki shirts, 1 pair cuffs, 24 service bags, 24 handkerchiefs, 3 muslin shirts, 3 flannel shirts, 2 paire pyjamas, 12 pairs slippers* Rod Cross: 12 soa.p bags, 2 wool caps, 3 convalescent ooata, 12 pnirs socks, 12 handkerchiefs, 12 pairs slippers, 4 pairs pyjamas, 8 dysentery pads, 6 splint pads, 10 head bandages. Tho following are thanked for donations:—Monetary : Mrs Brown, Mi® Jopp. Red Cross: Miis_ Callendar, infant department Kaikorai Sohool, lis. Dominion parcels: Miss M. CaJlondar. Goods—Mrs A. C. Begg, Mrs King, Mrs Osborne. Thanks to generous donations of material, and to numerous workers, considerablv over 100 paira of slippers have been made during tho post three weeks. Articles for tho sale of work can bo obtained by thoso who aro willintr to assist in tho making. Help with either plain sewing or fancy work will be acceptable. As nil sooks must bo washed and pressed before they aro paoked, tho association will 'bo greatly helped if this is done before the socks are returned. WORE AT MORMNGTON." Donations of sweets of all kinds, to be sold at the lecture to bo given by Dr Newman, M.P., in aidi of tho Otago Women's Patriotic Association, will be received at the Mornington Council Chambers on Monday afternoon from 3 till 4 o'clock. All who possibly can are asked to heljA in this worthy object to provide comforts for our soldiers.