BA3NESSE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 422, 13 June 1922, Page 2

BA3NESSE.

(From Our Own C'orrespondont.) A fan-well party was given to Air and Ah.s Tucker and family at their home on Wodmmdav evening, when a most enjoy aide time was -p, in by all present, dancing and names being indulged in. Air Pond, on helndf of die settlers of Baine-se, expressevl (lie regret fell at Air and Mrs Tucker's impending departure; dev were -.my much appreciated as neighbours, lltev were sori’v they could not give them a belli. c farevvt-11, Inn owing to the very short notice many could not attend who would have liked 'to have been present. Neverlb,he wa> >urc that Mr and Airs Pucker would appreciate the feeling of the ■enler Mr Pond wished them all prosHiiiiv .Miid Imppiiic- > iiiul iiii'.riy Kind irit'iuls e, limit n.-w hoiim. Mr Tucker, replyiug >n In hall of him-elf and his family, thanked tlio-e piv-ein and those unable to ie pre-etn for the many kindnesses shown 0 them during their residence at Baincsse. Me said lie was sorry they were leaving Im district where they had been so happy, n coiß'lnrion he wished till he lei I behind ■ very success. During the evening songs vere rendered by An sr- Tucker, Pond. T 1 mi. bimp-oii and West. while Ali-s J

'ucker. Mr Pond, Mr Muni, and Masters 'ticker and Crammer gave recitations. The athering dispersed afier singing "For they re Jolly Good Fellows” and “Anld Lang ytto."