WONDERFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 252, 23 October 1926, Page 15

WONDERFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY.

GREAT THRONG GREETS "MISS CANTERBURY." GUESTS FIGHT THEIR WAY THROUGH CROWD. (By Telegraph—Special to "Star.") n ■ CHRISTCHURCH, this day. The departure of "Mies Canterbury" and "Miss Otago" from Dunedin tor Tunaru on Monday will have the aspect of a regal occasion. In addition to the decoration' of the carriages, the locomotive will be decorated and Burnished. Th m «'fi? Cante^ u ;y' s birthday party yesterday was a notable affair. thousands assembled outside the Savoy and gave the Christchurch girls "iwff •m mg >, OVat i On The guests, who deluded the leading girls in the £ SS Jsh °of : p C e°o n *' Md Uterally t0 fight their Way Moth * ' h " tel throug * «Mi a A roUgh^Ut « he I ty he throng ramaine patiently outside to give Miss Canterbury" another demonstration on her leaving next w£fn ClrCh m lookin K forward eagerly to the return of the girls 2h?w1 ay ', T ° ?T the maximum time in the city before proceeding north on Wednesday night, they will come through by motor from Timaru. P IN WELLINGTON. ha, 5n We + I . lin f ton fa musing great excitement. So far the voting ytsterdav fP m P a ratively small, but very even. At the end of the day yesterday deposition of the first four competitors, according to the voting, MISS VERA EDWARDS. MISS DOREEN McCUBBIN. MISS NANCY HUGO. MISS ISOBEL WILSON. the •St£* P £ t SES£. ° f the ° Sen tWelVe «** WiU be published in TOUR THROUGH NEW ZEALAND ZEALAND ElSie ß glft, P reviously acknowledged, is for "MISS NEW las 1 * g °° dS > Auckland > ZEALAMD'S" ' bag °* *"* CaSe to " MISS ™