The committee of the Pakowhai School is grateful to the Napier Frivolity Minstrels for giving a performance at Pakowhai in aid of the school funds. The secretary of the committee has written the following letter to the troupe:—“On behalf of the school committee may I tender our thanks for the excellent entertainment you gave in aid of the school funds. The opinion widely expressed is that your troupe gave the finest show seen in Pakowhai for years, and I may say that the result financially was really surprisingly good. The funds, which like most school funds are not so healthy as they might be, have benefitted considerably—a real windfall to the school.” The writer concludes his letter bv saying: "Long live the Frivs.”
Some 37 girls from the Hawke’s Bay Children’s Home spent yesterday picnicking on the Westshore beach. Through the generosity of the Green Cabs Taxi Service the children were conveved to the beach free of charge
and taken home again by car late in the afternoon. This is the second vear in succession that the Green Cabs Taxi Service has offered its services to the children. The trustees and matron of the home are extremely grateful to the proprietors of the service for their kindness
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 61, 22 February 1934, Page 11
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