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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 18 June 1913, Page 4

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tPKOM OPE.bW^'COEaEBPONEiNTJ ' "' if pa.-asaara. Mr Hose and ii r and Mrs Duncan Brown were .also given:. a ; S urpr se^a good number filling their Som s a £ hero again an enjoyable evening' was spent, and the occasion was fttken to' present Mr and Mrs JL>. Bto*f?^h^ wedding-present. Mr W. Oleave'r, wha . made the presentation in a, few- choice RrA? r? m J arJ e( l °» *te active pait^Mr:: IT taken in al ; thiug s connected with the district, 'and wished : S? ii« Ua J} rs,? ro"'n 10. n X life and hapfliness. Mr JJrown suitably responded.. ir/jie usual, fortnightly euchre party (lyas; notwithstanding the wet nio-ht welt supported, Mrs-»s* (Winning"the ladies pnze (a-W-l^J) J. tot pi mQ?*?;.-^. ftaymg outfit), Cl? aver suPPlied the |nusic..Mr Geo. Buckeridge,' was to have van--an--address recently on "The farmers' Onion: what it.is; what if fe doing; and- iyhsLtl te intends to do," but owing indisposition was unable -to. come. out,here.. ..'" • - "■'<>• ■>•■ •*> -1/ '>A 1 peopW were- on Hlib" Htihter road ast night to see the search-' light display by H.M.S. New Zealand; •A4Sood,>r:iew >vas obtained; ■• but,if -it had v been a dark night: the effect- wfluW--/have -beenr.beautiful/ ; . ,^h e <lisphiy;W| • fr^;;;hore lfastedvfron^i.9^.^^^|ilj I •■p«nH'/r AV%n tIle: rbo.off Manala. ■~ v-;" [^:".If^k *:.