KAITANGATA.

Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11, 11 August 1911, Page 5

KAITANGATA.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) Th« voting ladies' Biwsbyterian < hurcli guild held their monthly social on Monday evening, Rev, W. T Curiie presiding. A short address, a .Scotch'' leading, and parlour games made up a pleasant evening. Mrs Cornish, «ith a band of willing assistants dispensed rehshments. K.iitangata will be represented by the following in the banner match (ass;cuHon) a gain>t Northern at Gardens to-morrow :~Tiger Thomson, T. I.omson, J. IVnmnn, T. Stephenson, A. Middlenmss, i> a ( Thomson, 0, Ihompson, J. Thompson, W. Neil .) Johnston. J. Rarity, J. pryde and H." ( uthbi'. tson. PRESENTATIONS. Mr C. I'.. Yates who has been a u«ulul aii I energetic resident of Kaitangatu tor some years, ~nd who is leaving for Invcrcnrgill, was at the close ot the service in the Anglican Church cu Sunday evening, presented with a handsomely bound volume of Tennyson's poems, and a large book of common prayer. R/ev. Mr Woodhoitse l,mill ' i appreciative reference to M'intes' services as lay-reader. On Monday evening Mr Yates' fellow employees in McOruer Taylor and' Co's prcscnte | him with a fine dressing case suitable inscribed. Mr Y'ntes, in nckimwlodgi-ng s(poke of the harmony and good feeling that had always existed between them, and hoped it would continue with their new manager, Mr McFadyen.