Mr. Dennehy. organiser for the Liberal party, is now in Hastings.
Bombardier Frank Brown, who recently returned from the front and has been spending a short holi day in Napier, left by mail train this morning for Wellington. lit reports at camp on Saturday.
At the Napier Cathedral yesterday morning, Miss Charlotte J. Giobs, daughter of .Mrs. XX . Gibbs, of Napier, was married to Mr. C. D. Kennedy, also of Napier. Mr. ano Mrs. Kennedy left by mail train foi Wellington, whence they sail for Sydney, en route to Japan, America and England.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Flanders, Mr. and Mrs. Bye, and Alias Rutii C unningham, of Mangatererere, left Hastings by motor car on Tuesday morning Wellington, to set Privates E. Flanders, S. Print, ana .XI. Cunningham ' crore they proeeea to the front in rhe 22nd Renforcements.
I .At a meeting of v -..ikt-rs helii last night at Port' Atuirin. a vote oi thanks was passed the Mavor. Mr. J. Vigor Brown, and the Hon. Mr. MacDonald fc. the impartial manner, they had taken up in doing Everything they could to bring he ( worker and the employer together, and discuss the position. the satisfactory result to all parties being largely brought aboi’J bv their endeavours.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 355, 15 February 1917, Page 6
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