WAVERLEY.
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, One of the flax mills, lately under tbe management of Mr. Eyan, was sold by Mr. Cowern last weak for £370. Mr. Gleeson was the purchaser.
Tbe Waverley footballers, who were recently defeated for the Senior-Cop, are in no way diespirited at tbeir oop-succeast and intend closing the deason wiifa a plain and fan^y dress ball. The ladies are already bee tiring themselves anent the choice of costumes and characters to be personated. i Tbe Catholics of this district intend following in the wake of their Fatea friends by holding a social here in November. This being tbe firßt occasion since tbe ereotion of their church that this denomination has sought to augment th^eir funds hy giving a concert, their, efforts will' tin* donbtedly be a financial success. Tbe Mißßea £acomb sod other vocalists who were so oondooive to the suooess of tbe Patea undertaking, have promised to assist, and will prove a welcome addition to our local talent.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3229, 20 September 1892, Page 2
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164WAVERLEY. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3229, 20 September 1892, Page 2
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