TIMARU NEWS
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Miss Patricia Ritchie (Te Tfiwa) will be the guest of their Excellencies, Lord and Lady Galway, at Government House, Wellington, for race week this month. . :• Miss Chassis Howden (Park lane), who recently returned from Dunedin, left for the south again this week, accompanied by Mr and Mrs H. Reid (Dunedin), who have been staying with Mrs: Howden. ~ • Miss Mary Ritchie (Dunedin) will be the guest of Mrs W. H. Orbeli (Levels) for the Rltchie-Orbell wedding. ■ ' v - ■ ■ ■ Mrs 6; P. Hope (Grampians Station, Fairlie); who has been staying with Mrs’J. M. Barker (Waihi, Woodbury), is visiting Timaru. Miss Ethel Adams (Wal-iti road) has returned from a visit to Auckland. Mrs G. Hart and Miss Pigeon (Waliti road) are 'visiting Christchurch. LINWOOD KINDERGARTEN dance :
A dance for the Kinderwas held In St. Chad's Hall. Buckleys i*oad, ' band played the music, and Mi? Grlgg was master of ceremonies. The Winner of the Monte Carlo was Miss Dulcie Tomline and Mr L. Baggott. Among those present were _Mosames Taylor, Retalliek, Royfee, Grigs, !arter, R. Dunbier, E. Stevens, S. itevens, E. Tucker, E. Eyre, D. T. icCormlck, and Kemp, Mlssea mjOra Ipencer, Stella Hassell, Kathleen horpe, Norma Eileen Jen* is; Meryl Donavan, Billie Brown, ilcie Tomline, Margaret Bell, Dprof Green, Zelda Norris, Gladys Retalk, I. Whittington. Gwen Stevens, irtha Pycroft, Mary Huston, E. Scott, ce Tucker, Thelma Rowse, DoroRowse, Juhe Hathaway, J. Brian; sie Dunbier, A. McKeown,. V. ight, V. McKeown, Ena Cross, Ruth sseU, M. Erickson, J. Suit, Gertrude lormack, Edith Collins, Maureen >ride, Isabel Taylor; Gladys Adam*
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DAFFODIL SALE FOB THE I PLUNKET SOCIETY
v|(rasßß Asßoound* t»mmhuk.) , i DUNEDIN, October 2. The annual sale of daffodils in the city, wb&half of the Plunket Society to-daw-resulted in £377 8s 9d being collected. * ' .A» b X ri^'“ — - | BAND OP HOPE "
A meeting of the Liriwood United Band ol Hope was held in' the Presbyterian schoolroom, Linwpod. Mrs Hueston] of the Salvation Army, gave an interesting address, and items were given hi Hazel Cmlckshanks, Ngarie Harris, Joyce Harris. Ruth McNeur, Shirley Jinlayson, Mary McNeur. Alison Grig*. Allen Muddy, John Grigg, and Jackv Stokes,
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21904, 3 October 1936, Page 2
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