GOLDEN RIBBON

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21826, 4 July 1936, Page 8 (Supplement)

GOLDEN RIBBON

Kathleen Mcßride, 10 Guild street; Gwen Mcßride, 10 Guild street; Grace Smith, South Loburn; ’Mate Glissold, Merivale; Gwen Hilton, 178 Woodham road; Kathleen Greenslade, “Somerset,” Mayfield; Russell Henderson, Hororata; Fay Barnett, 46 Webb street; Sadie Funston, 50 Wyndham street, Papanui; John Austin, care National Bank, Reefton; Barry Manning, Allen street, Methven; Jean Marsden, 194 Armagh street; Marjorie Turnbull, “Bingley,” Balcairn; Annie Bennett, Whiterock, Rangiora, R.M.D.; ’Mate Bluebird, Spreydon; ’Mate Rover, Spreydon; ’Mate Rajah, Sprey* don; Zeta Ziegler, Rokeby; Muriel Lawson, care Kanieri P. 0., Hokitika; Margaret Guernsey, 21 Wade’s road, St. Martins; Bill Young, 395 Cashel street; Marie Henderson, 24 Middle Park road, Upper Riccarton; Heather Finlayson, 12 Wellington street; ’Mate Devanha, 3 Whitfield street, Sumner; Betty Anderson, Bennetts; Barbara Bush, “lona,” Parnassus; Beverley Burrowes, Edgeware road, St. Albans; Joan Jackman, Cheviot; Joan Atkins, 17 Reeves road, Opawa; Mavis McMann, Ashley; Elizabeth Johnson; Mount Torlesse, Springfield; Annette Johnson, Mount Torlesse, Springfield; Nola Selwyn Bennison, Abbot street, Pareora East, via Timaru; Falaise Deans, Homebush; Ivyn Betteridge, 79 Bottle Lake road, Burwood; Bob Ashworth, Holmes Bay; Ken Campion, 178 Junction road, Halswell; ’Mate Wet, 32 Hereford street; Heather Smith, Glarkville, Kaiapoi; Wai Thomas, Southbridge; Beatrice Finlay, Ellesmere, Springston P. 0.; Bernice Brunton, Domett; ’Mate Pohutakawa, 11 Hawkesbury avenue, St. Albans; Rita Lamb, Racecourse Hill; Esma Hill, 106 Reeves road, Marshland; Jean Sinclair, Fernside, Rangiora; Margaret Wiffen, Kerkerangu, Marlborough; ’Mate Silver Spray, Blenheim; ’Mate Silver Birch, Broadway, Picton; Teresa Mclntosh, 196 Roker street, Spreydon; Therese Tangney, Morven; Beatrice Deavoll, Heathcote; Judith Marsh, Glenroy; Joyce Carr, Greenpark, Springston; Jim Lilly, Mount Pleasant road, Sumner; Brian Robertson, 2 Clyde road, Oamaru; Douglas Burland, Oaro, P.O. Bag, Christchurch; Ron Woods, Knottingley Park, Waimate; ’Mate Nature Bud, Waimate; Gordon Winter, 230 North road, Papanui; Margaret Johnson, Eiffelton, Ashburton; June Macfarlane, Awapuni, Waikari; Pattie Silk, Tuahiwi; Ray Broadhurst, 63 Breen’s road, Harewood; Pamela Shann, 107 Merivale lane; Barbara Shann, 107 Merivale lane; Nancy Dawson, West Melton; lan Batchelor, Opie street, Waimate; Desmond Barkle, 19 Cranley street, Lin;,wood; Owen Caddick, Fendalton; Peter Proctor, Ward, Marlborough; Colin Jenkins, Port Levy; Owen Jenkins, Port Levy; Harold Heasley, P.O. Box 12, Hawarden; Helen Lock (please send address).

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