RANGIOTU.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 119, 21 April 1936, Page 8

RANGIOTU.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) Th- u , KAJfdIOTtT, April" 20. ■ wZ B '"°? tlly feting of the Rangiot U ' Women 6 Institute was held last week, Mr» ImL*"Z P re . sidm ?- T*o new members Miss lennent and Miss Rickcrby) were welcomed to the circle. Congratulation* were extended to the drama circle for i"' rcc eil t succcss t the ga decided o send a delegate to-the federation conference to be field at Dunedin , a !*£' w . U " sell ' bcin S unanimously tl« fn;^" nal - — nß • racnts were macte for he forthcoming institute birthday to be ■ held in the Rangiotu Hall and this function promise* to eclipse even its throe predece" tSate- t? ? 1 ? mbe « »™ askcd to bring two Won • w Ca h|- Aw «>gemonb are now well in hand for a novelty evening to be g m ei \, b , y , thc in - stitutc in June! thi, will .include a nigger minstrel entertainment, a unique attraction. Afternoon tL was served by the followingS&& IT n a • full attendance" of natives of the Rangitane Tribe at a meet Jaat Saturday evening, for the purcose of organ>,mg and forming a Maori Sch of the Labour Party in Ihe district The oc RanrinH, * u P T a / y Nation at the te $W ° r?°,' from whence pa*«ed ■fotfaf ~n ' l ly P ''° ud , of the ho «°ur beWmTw i P °" n ?> Lnd tl- usted that he \at iv P Z a W 0^ thy - PPJfMMiUtiTb of the lowhJ H C o n ln p the^fi slat > ve ' Council. Following jion- Rang] Mawheters reolv and address to the tribe, a branch of WWk Labour movement was formed.