OTANE INTERESTS
Personal Notes From Our Own Correspondent. OTANE, Juno 13. Mr Walter Kingsley, the eminent English baritone, who has been visiting Hawke's Bay during the past week, as the guest, of Mr and Mrs I Janies Collins, "Waihewi,” Otnne, has I returned to Wellington, to resume his engagements, including a further tour l tor the NZ Broadcasting Board. The condition of Mrs J. Ashby, who has been seriously ill, has improved during the past two days. Mr T. Watson. “Fairview," Argyll, is spending a holiday in the Waii rarapa district, and at present is the ! guest of Mr H. T Hume, Lansdowne, ' Masterton. i Mr T. E. Colquhoun, who i» an in-
mate of a private hospital in Hastings, sufferings from complications following influenza, is making satisfactory progress towards recovery. RETURNED SOLDIERS. A meeting of the social committee of the Otane branch of the Returned Soldiers’ Association was held recently. A report of the recent re-union was submitted, members expressing satisfaction. It was decided to hold the annual dance when wives and friends will be entertained in the Otane Hall on June 26. It was also resolved to solicit the help of Elsthorpe comrades, and bold a social there again this year.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 152, 14 June 1935, Page 10
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