TE KIRI.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 19 October 1922, Page 8

TE KIRI.

.—. —+ —. — . (From Our Own Correspondent.) Tlie Anglicans were very unfortunate m havings rough weather for their social last Friday. However, the few that braved the elements had an enjoyable evening. Old friends will be sorry to hear that Mrs. Tynan, senr. (so long a resident i of Te Kiri, but now of Hamilton), is tar from well, and her daughter, Mrs Gilbert, is leaving T e Kiri next'week to be with her mother. The school eirls. are sorry to lose their playmate Edie Gilbert, and are intending to have afternoon tea with her on Friday 20th her last school day. They will be asking their parents for a little extra lunch on that day and hope to have a good time. I understand Walter is not leaving the district yet. There have been several working bees held at the school tennis court, but it seems to be always the same few willing, helpers. Surely every one could spare a day or two and set the work j finished; while some have snent four or j five days and the farm work suffers at this tune of the year. The residents of' Onunake and surrounding districts wifl be pleased to see the whares erected for the railway workers at this end. The pegs are also along the roads for electric light poles, from Opunake rio-ht out to Te Kiri by-roads.