LADIES' PATRIOTIC WORKERS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5539, 20 September 1916, Page 4

LADIES' PATRIOTIC WORKERS.

DON ATI ON S AGK NOW LEDG ED

A case lias been forwarded to Mrs Luke, Mayoress, of Wellington for the ’Xmas Gift Parcels, containing 91 pairs of liand-made socks, 3 mufflers. 18 Balaclavas.

Donations to the Xmas Pudding Fund: Previously acknowledged, £8 17s; Mrs Hallida.v 2< 6d. Miss Halliday 2s 6d. Miss W. Jowers 2s

Mrs C. Avery 2s 6d, Sirs J. Wills Olanina) 2s 6d, Mbs Wills 2s 6d. Mrs J. Manson ss, Mr W. Britland 5s Mr J. Monahan 10s, Mrs A. Edd.e ss, Mrs W. Pilkinuton 2- 6d. Total. £lO 19s. ' _ Motor Ambulance Fund: Mrs Hay ss. Other contributions will be gratefully received. The Ladies' Patriotic Committee acknowledge: One parcel for Belgian box and two new oot quilts from Mrs M • Pilkinton; 43 eye bandage- per Miss Shand. irom the Kaitawn school children; 4 Balaclavas, from Mr- Gaxlick Makomako; 1 parcel for Belgian box from C. H. Arrow, Makairo, parcels lor Belgians and eld linen from Mangatainoka ; one 1 lorn Mrs T. Avery, for Belgians; one parcel for the Belgian children from Miss Amelia Geange; 12 eye IvnJages | lrom Miss J. Geange; work returnea i from Mrs McEwen.

The usual quota of 30 housewives I and 30 hold-alls were sent to Wellingj ton this month, made by the following: Mcsdames Fames. Hurt. Hi-set, | Burrell. Wakeman, Hall (Koninw.

A 1 esses Warren and Geange. Tfts A usual £25 for Belgian relief has been forwarded to the Under-Secretary for Internal .Affairs for the month of

’ September. lied Cross Fund; The committee acknowledge £1 7s 6d from Air F. Whi to (Tane) for one ewe -old by | Dalgetv and Company, Ltd.