Correspondence.

White Ribbon, Volume 21, Issue 247, 18 January 1916, Page 15

Correspondence.

(The Editor is not responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents.) (To the Editor.) Dear Madam, —I feel very nun h stirred up by Mrs Lee-Cowie’s letter in the December number of “White Riboon.” She suggests that the W.C.T.U. of New Zealand unite in doing something really great, such as raising for ambulance work, or a hospital bed, or a Y.M.C.A. canteen for Egypt, every member to collect or give £\. I feel <1 uite confident such a movement like* this would meet with a hearty response and interest people in our work immediately. At present, you must admit, the efforts of small unions like cur own (Stratford), for instance, fail to appeal very strongly to the casual observer. Let our own organisation have the credit, for you know nothing succeeds like success. 1 am willing to promise to begin collecting at once. Hoping the work will be done lam most sincerely vours in the work, B. REEVE.