Prisoner of War Account, item 107
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B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...………………………we recorded
....267202...…...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5…....Notte & Derby....as a prisoner of war
on.........
receipt of your letter……….24.5.18...………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby....…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
Kriegsgefangensendung, c/o G.P.O, London.
Prisoner's number, rank, initials, name,
Regiment,
Kriegsgefangenenlager, Munster I, Hauspital,
Germany. Westfalen.
Any change of address should be sent to the Care Committee without
delay.
S. Beaumont, Esq. Yours faithfully,
Shere, L. IMPEY, Lieut.- Colonel,
Guildford. Secretary.
SA
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B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...………………………we recorded
....267202...…...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5…....Notte & Derby....as a prisoner of war
on.........
receipt of your letter……….24.5.18...………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby....…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
Kriegsgefangensendung, c/o G.P.O, London.
Prisoner's number, rank, initials, name,
Regiment,
Kriegsgefangenenlager, Munster I, Hauspital,
Germany. Westfalen.
Any change of address should be sent to the Care Committee without
delay.
S. Beaumont, Esq. Yours faithfully,
Shere, L. IMPEY, Lieut.- Colonel,
Guildford. Secretary.
SA
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B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...………………………we recorded
....267202...…...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5…....Notte & Derby....as a prisoner of war
on.........
receipt of your letter……….24.5.18...………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby....…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
Kriegsgefangensendung, c/o G.P.O, London.
Prisoner's number, rank, initials, name,
Regiment,
Kriegsgefangenenlager, Munster I, Hauspital,
Germany. Westfalen.
Any change of address should be sent to the Care Committee without
delay.
S. Beaumont, Esq. Yours faithfully,
Shere, L. IMPEY, Lieut.- Colonel,
Guildford. Secretary.
SA
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B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...………………………we recorded
....267202...…...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5…....Notte & Derby....as a prisoner of war
on.........
receipt of your letter……….24.5.18...………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
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B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
Kriegsgefangensendung, c/o G.P.O, London.
Prisoner's number, rank, initials, name,
Regiment,
Kriegsgefangenenlager, Munster I, Hauspital,
Germany. Westfalen.
Any change of address should be sent to the Care Committee without
delay.
S. Beaumont, Esq. Yours faithfully,
Shere, L. IMPEY, Lieut.- Colonel,
Guildford. Secretary.
SA
.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
Kriegsgefangensendung, c/o G.P.O, London.
Prisoner's number, rank, initials, name,
Regiment,
Kriegsgefangenenlager, Munster I, Hauspital,
Germany. Westfalen.
Any change of address should be sent to the Care Committee without
delay.
S. Beaumont, Esq. Yours faithfully,
Shere, L. IMPEY, Lieut.- Colonel,
Guildford. Secretary.
.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
Kriegsgefangensendung, c/o G.P.O, London.
Prisoner's number, rank, initials, name,
Regiment,
Kriegsgefangenenlager, Munster I, Hauspital,
Germany. Westfalen.
Any change of address should be sent to the Care Committee without
delay.
S. Beaumont, Esq. Yours faithfully,
Shere, L. IMPEY, Lieut.- Colonel,
Guildford.
.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
Kriegsgefangensendung, c/o G.P.O, London.
Prisoner's number, rank, initials, name,
Regiment,
Kriegsgefangenenlager, Munster I, Hauspital,
Germany. Westfalen.
Any change of address should be sent to the Care Committee without
delay.
S. Beaumont, Esq. Yours faithfully,
Shere, L. IMPEY, Lieut.- Colonel,
.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
Kriegsgefangensendung, c/o G.P.O, London.
Prisoner's number, rank, initials, name,
Regiment,
Kriegsgefangenenlager, Munster I, Hauspital,
Germany. Westfalen.
Any change of address should be sent to the Care Committee without
delay.
S. Beaumont, Esq.
Shere,
.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
Kriegsgefangensendung, c/o G.P.O, London.
Prisoner's number, rank, initials, name,
Regiment,
Kriegsgefangenenlager, Munster I, Hauspital,
Germany. Westfalen.
Any change of address should be sent to the Care Committee without
delay.
S. Be
.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
Cigarettes and tobacco are included in the contents of the food parcels,
but an extra supply may be sent by means of a permit issued by the Care
Committee.
The next of kin of a prisoner of war may send a small Personal Parcel
to him once a quarter, and for this a coupon is necessary. Application must
be made to the Care Committee for this and also for instructions.
No restriction is placed upon the number of letters that may be sent
to a prisoner of war. No stamp is required and the flap of the envelope should
be turned in and not stuck down. Letters may be sent through the post in
the ordinary way and should be directed as follows : -
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see that
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
….Mrs. Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………………………………………...
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
You should apply to them for full information, and they will be most
grateful for any contributions towards the cost of the parcels, and will see tha
those towards which subscriptions are received are sent in the name of the donor.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18...………………………………………………………………………………..No food or clothing may be sent to prisoners of war by private
individuals as these must go through the authorised associations who begin to
despatch parcels immediately they receive a prisoner's address. All regiments
have their care committees, by who the full supply of clothing and also three
food parcels per fortnight are sent to each prisoner. The Care Committee for
this regiment is: -
Mrs Bourne Wheeler, 21 Park Street, Derby...…………………………………………...
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5….Notts…&...Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18.We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable.
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Telephone: Kensington, 7040.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
....267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5/….Notts…&....Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18.We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE
Telephone: Kensington, 7040. Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
……………..267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5/….Notts…&....Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18.We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE
Telephone: Kensington, 7040. Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
……………..267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5/….Notts…&....Derby...…………………….as a prisoner of war
on......
receipt of your letter....……….24.5.18.We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE
Telephone: Kensington, 7040. Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
In reply to your letter of the ……….11th instant...……………………………………………………..we recorded
……………..267202...………………...Pte. F. Norton,...2/5/….Notts…& Derby.....as risoner of War …...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE
Telephone: Kensington, 7040. Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETARY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
Central Prisoners of War Committee, LONDON, S.W.7.
and quote
Records, M.E.P.
…………...17th June1918
DEAR SIR,
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE
Telephone: Kensington, 7040. Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Please reply to: 4 THURLOE PLACE
THE SECRETATY. (Nearly opposite the Brompton Oratory),
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
Telegrams: Prisoners, South Kensington, London. BROMPTON ROAD TUBE
Telephone: Kensigton, 7040. Nearest Stations SOUTH KENSINGTON.
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
The Rt. Hon. The EARL OF SANDWICH, ChairmanLieut.-Col. L. IMPEY, C.S.I., C.I.E., Secretary
Cheques should be made payable to the Earl of Sandwich, and crossed Barclay & Co., not negotiable
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
CENTRAL PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
THE SHERWOOD FORESTERS
PRISONERS OF WAR REGIMENTAL CARE COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
THE SHERWOOD FORESTERS
PRISONERS OF WAR REGIMENTAL CARE COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
-
B E.G.F.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
THE SHERWOOD FORESTERS
PRISONERS OF WAR REGIMENTAL CARE COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
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B
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN
OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND.
THE SHERWOOD FORESTERS
PRISONERS OF WAR REGIMENTAL CARE COMMITTEE.
REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1916.
President and Hon. Treasurer: MRS JOSEPH HILL.
Hon. Secretary: Cheques should be made payable Office:
MRS BOURNE WHEELER to the Hon. Treasurer. 21, Park Street, DERBY.
13/6/18
DEAR SIR (OR MADAM),
We have to-day received information that...…………..your husband...………………………………………….
……………..267202...………………...Pte. S. Norton...…………………………………………………………………………………….
is a Prisoner of War at...…...Coy....23...Sect.....6....……….Munster...I....i/W....…………………………………………..
We have placed his name on our list, and supplies of food and clothing will be
regularly despatched to him from to-day in accordance with the following particulars.
Six Food parcels (8/-each) every 4 weeks.
28 lbs of Bread from Copenhagen or Berne (7/6) every 4 weeks.
A complete outfit of clothing every six months.
The contents of the Food Parcels are varied every week, and every parcel
contains 50 Cigarettes. The accompanying slip show the contents of the parcel we
are sending at once.
missing text due to paper fold received by this Committee for forwarding to
Prisoners of War.
Our work is entirely dependent upon voluntary subscriptions, and we shall
therefore be grateful if you can help us with the cost of the food supplies, but
it is not desired that anyone send more than they can comfortably spare. As our office
staff must be kept as small as possible, we would ask subscriptions, however small,
may be regular, and paid monthly for preference. Eight shillings will pay for one
food parcel, and the donor's name and address is written on the card which is packed
inside the food parcel.
Will you please tell me at once the Cap and Boot sizes of this Prisoner of War,
and inform us in future of any change in his address that he may tell you of.
You may send him a Personal Parcel yourself once every three months, of which
particulars are given in the accompanying circular.
If friends wish to send extra Tobacco, we can issue Permits for small quantities
to be ordered to go direct from authorised firms, duty free.
Your faithfully,
FLORENCE BOURNE WHEELER,
Hon. Sec.
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June 17, 1918
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