PRESENTATION AT KAPUNI

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 31 January 1912, Page 5

PRESENTATION AT KAPUNI

IfßOMOtfEo™ coaE ES PO N ]> ENT t £^f sERS ■ mm We and „"& speakers, including Messrs !nd rGMr OnD andoS a?t' wnv • ' Ogih-ie, successor to Mr " ated his many sterling qualities^ . < ■ «^ responding, on behalf of his wife, : fft^S' Mr + Macken^e stated that ' a i.l hW -f S T r°^ that be *w! J-« k I V re ieavmS the dist"c* ■ «1-c. c they had made many friends. It ?,w mainly on account of the employees . in £ ,«^ S sorry to go, as he felt that" any of them find their way to Gisborne , * tUy v^onld always receive a hearty we!- « T e! himself and his wife. During the evening songs were sung fcrapprectte?os6 . *™-* '. The social broke up after an ex- ; s cSnins^ pleasa-nt e:; ening had been - spent—an evening that will linger many years in the memories of thosa pi c?ftnt.