IMPORTANT LETTER.

White Ribbon, Volume 22, Issue 260, 19 February 1917, Page 3

IMPORTANT LETTER.

Dear Sisters,—Will you forgive me if again I give you all a reminder as to the coming Convention, and what it is necessary for the Unions to do? 1 shall not repeat all that I wrote in last month’s “White Ribbon,’’ only beg you to refer again to it, point by point, and see that you leave nothing undone. Particularly is it necessary to discuss the five notices of motion, and give instructions to delegates; or if proxies are required, to forward

these instructions, and also directions as to voting for the N.Z. officers, in sealed envelopes addressed to me, so that proxies may be duly appointed without delay .is soon as Convention meets. Will you also remember that the names and standing of delegates should be forwarded to me as soon as they are appointed, and that the names of those who require hospitality should also be forwarded to Miss Dewar, 4, Pompallier Terrace, Ponsonby, Auckland. I have already heard from Norsewood, Waipukurau, Waimate (sealed instructions for proxy duly enclosed), and Dunedin. Will these Unions please accept this acknowledgment ? The request of Waipukurau re hospitality has been duly noted. With very best wishes for a successful and inspiring Convention, and thanking all for good wishes expressed. —I am, yours for service, KATE M. EVANS, Dominion Recording Secretary. Address: C o Mrs Hemus, Moturakau, Ponsonbv Road, Auckland.