KAIKOURA NEWS
FAREWELL TO MRS K. J. WILSON Members of St. Peter's Guild and friends assembled at St. Peter's schoolroom on Thursday, to bid farewell to Mrs K. J. Wilson, one of the oldest and most active members of the guild. The Rev. S. Corney, who presided, expressed regret at the guest's departure from New Zealand. Mrs Wilson had proved herself a devoted member of the church, and had worked hard for its welfare. He wished her all happiness for the future. Mrs Abraham Boyd, after praising the work of Mrs Wilson, presented her with a handbag and wished her long life and hapPI A fruit competition was won by Mrs N R Comer, and a telegram competition by Mrs A. B. Clark Songs were sung by Mesdames Abraham Boyd, J. C Smith," and A. B. Clark, and Mr Corney, Mrs Comer being accompanist Mrs Wilson expressed thanks for the remarks of the speakers and for the gift. Gol{ i Since the laying-down of a new nine"hole course, the membership of the Kaikoura Golf Club has risen to nelrly 90, the limit of membership. Should further members joui it will be necessary to provide an 18-hole course.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21400, 16 February 1935, Page 4
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