BRUNNER NOTES
[OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Miss Longsom returned on Saturday after spending the term holidays with relatives in South Canterbury, j I Miss M. Graham. Nelson, arrives on ! Tuesday on a holiday visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham. Taylorville. Mrs. Ross and family. Lower Taylor, ville, left on Thursday for Christchurch. Mr. G. Smith. mine manager. Wallsend, left to-day. for Wellington, to attend a mine managers’ conference. Miss James, Lyttelton, arrived on Saturday to take her position as relieving teacher at. Taylorville school. Brunner Old Boys held a successful
£ * s I ! dance in Wallsend Hall on Saturday night. Miss Watson supplied the music and Mr. W. Carse was M.C. Visitors to Stillwater cemetery during the week-end commented on the over-growth of weeds and blackberries. Wallsend and Dobson mines both worked full time last week, also the previous week. The whist drive, held in Taylorville school on Saturday evening, resulted: Mrs. P. Moore 1. Mr. P. Moore 2, Mr. Hall 3.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 February 1937, Page 14
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