TE AROHA NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 282, 29 November 1927, Page 9

TE AROHA NEWS.

A pleasing function took place on Saturday evening last, when the proprietors of "Hinemoa," Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennlngton, entertained all who had been engaged to tie work of erecting the new wing, consisting of 22 rooms, which has just been completed. The Mavor (Mr. R. Coulter), In proposing the toast of the proprietors, congratulated them on their endeavour to cater tor tne many tourists seeking the best of accommodation the town can provide. As an indication of the need for such a building U is learned that almost the whole of the new wing has already been booked np. great increase in popularity of Te Aror» as a health resort is shown by the large number of visitors alroady in the town, and by the number of inquiries for aceom modation that arc being } og t An old identity of th ® Roberts, passed away in the Md. a o nd W had r ?e n s rdSl'in Waiorongomai for close o V°the oa rnnua, meetin* e/ected^presfdent; Mr^ 1 a red-letter day in the annals of the T* 4roha Tennis Club marked the opening of the club s new courts, which have b laid out in the south-west corner of the Waihou Domain, with an entrance from Stanley Road Mr. RL. Somers. at the conclusion of his address, presented a camera to Pr Lawrence, president of the cluh, on behalf of the members, and then called upon Mrs. L Mackie to drive the first ball and declare the courts open. The club's courts now have sufficient accommodation, and are in a condition to hold tournaments.