KOPUAWHARA NEWS
(Hoi-ald Correspondent.)
Before leaving the Kcpuawhara Camp recently, Mr. Geo. Ward, who is now working in Rotorua, was farewelled at a small gathering of his colleagues in the Public Works Department’s office. On behalf cl those present, Mr. E. W. McEnr.is presented Mr. Ward with a travelling rug as a token of the esteem in which he was held by his fellowworkers, and wished him a prosperous future. Mr. Ward, who held a position in the stores branch of the Public Works Department for some years, suitably replied.
A partv cf four Scouts, Pa'”oiLeader Fred Hilliard, Patrol-Leader Gordon Hunter, Second. Ken Gordon and Scout George Cummins, accompanied by their Scoutmaster, Mr. G. A. Read, recently paid a v it:: to the Wairoa troop to become more intimately acquainted with Wanton Scouts who are going to the centennial jnmborco in December,
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20014, 12 August 1939, Page 3
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