LADY LIVERPOOL COMMITTEE.

Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14165, 16 August 1916, Page 4 (Supplement)

LADY LIVERPOOL COMMITTEE.

(From '-The- Colonist/ July 14.)

Lady Liverpool Fund workers are very pleaSt-d with the f olio wing paragraph from tiro report of the Minister for Monitions, winch was laid on the table of the House of Kepreseutatives recently. Under the heading of "Housewives and. Holdalls." it says:— "I am pleased to ■' report m this connection that early this year I was able to come to a bnsiness-like arrangement with the executive of the Countess of Liverpool Fund, v/hereby the' committee are, at fixed prices, supplying our requirements in these two" articles— namely. 300!) holdalls and 3000 housewives per month. The organisation of the society .is fully., extended over the North Island and partly over the South Island' to meet this demand. Those goods are far superior in quality tc those hitherto- obtainable, and no failure in deliveries has been 'experienced. I de?ire to record my sincere appreciation, and to acknowledg;? the patriotic enterprise characterising the practical help which this society has .afforded in regard to the supply of these two necessary articles."