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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2752, 22 April 1916, Page 7

■ During the week a welcome "social' : was tendered to the Her. A. M'Bean al the Potone Methodist Church, Mr. W, Melhuish (circuit steward) presiding, Appropriate speeches were delivered' by the Revs. W.' Beckett (Lower Hutt, Methodist), Rev. Gl. B. ' Stephenson (Anglican), Rev E. Evans (Baptist), Adjutant Parsons (Salvation Army). An apology was received from tho Rev. A.: Bruce Todd (St. David's, Presbyterian). < Mrs. Rowse also extended'a welcome on behalf of the Ladies' Guild, Mr. Melhuish (Sunday School), Mr; J. Jacobsen (local preacher), Mr. Hurrell (Jackson Street Methodist Church), and Mr. M'Dougall (Trustees . and! Junior Christian Endeavour). During the evening the choir, under the leadership of Mr. Acfiroyd, gave an anthem, and Misses Rowse and Foster also sang. BRITISH PIANOS. In "The Bristol" showrooms are always displayed extensive stocks' of superb instruments by ' such. • notable British makers as John Broadwood and Sons, Ltd., and William Sames, Ltd., names that, stand for the highest achievements in piano construction. Easy terms when disired. Sole Agents: The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., AVellington.—M. J. Brookes. North Island Manager—Advt.

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