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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 179, 15 July 1911, Page 8

The Ngaturi Tea Rooms, Hastings. was the s<-e.'!e of a very convivial - : . '‘.'l2 la r evening, when Mr. G M 'ddison. who is about to em’ »n T he of matrimonial Mi - atert.-tim'd at a, -lin -,’i-r l.y ahov.t tifiy of his friends ar.d associates. Mr. H. lan Simson presided. ■'” r, d flie vice-chair was riki-ri iy .“r. V. L‘. Smith. T:.-- < ni- 'dug v.;m i-arrmd "lit by -Miss •ii'-.i-m. and <tn s-xeellent repast, was :--r i-’ed. The health of .Mr. and tlw future Mrs. Maddison was drunk in bumpers of champagne. to;mt< were honoured, interspersed with songs, reeii at ions. * ti-., by Messrs. N. Bratsan. F. W. MMhiiish. V. IL Smith. IL Knight. J. Anderson, and F. Vickers. Mr. i -L A. Betts -'.i- at, the piano. 1 hiving the < vciting the chairman pre- > srnted Mr. Maddison. on behalf of I *hose present, with a handsome kettle and spirit-lamp combined, j and on his own behalf with a silver-i mounted walking-stick. A ease of i pipes was also handed to Mr. Mad-j • iison lv Mr. K. Winchcombe on’ I. half of th*- Albion Hockey Club. ) Mr. Maddison acknowledged thei ft< in suitable terms. The pro-1 ■ • •••lines terminated about 111 ■ ■ ■i'.-k «:lh the singing of “ \tdd ' L.l’lg Svne.'’ | We spm ialme in Warner’s ru~t -' proof < >r-- •- as we know of no ' other :i> >• that are so strong!;.guaranteed.— Hastings drapers. For children’s hacking cough at ' night, Woods’ Great Peppermint I Core, 1/8, 2/8.