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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 97, 23 March 1940, Page 5

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(From Our Own Correspondent.) I-IA LCOAJ BE. March 19. Mr L. Cohen, of Marlon, hau joined the railway si aft*. Airs C. Aianagh, has left for a tour of the north. Miss D. X. Fcakins, of Feilding, is relieving as assistant, teacher at the lJaleomhe School. Mr J. Hughes is visiting Wellington and Timaru. Mrs «J. Aleßao, of Tokorangi, has returned from a holiday nnent in Wellington. Recent visitors to Wellngton were Mrs T. S. Mason, Alius M. Mason. Miss H. Small. Mr Ik Foster (ICakariki), Messrs C. Tunbridge, P. Kreeghcr and A. Markham. .Mrs M. Mangin, of Christchurch, is the gue«st of Mr and Mrs Cl. Jiurgess. Alossrs A. and F. Boswell arc visiting Napier. Miss S. Porter, of Feilding, has been the guest of Misses 1). and L. McKay. Mr 11. Crosu, of the railway (staff 1 , has boon transferred to Wanganui, anti Air »I. C. Hill, of To.hora, lias replaced him. Air H. X. Wilson won two silver cups for chopping at lluntervillo last week. A Pus P». Fitrnvs is on holiday with her parents, Air and Airs T. Fitmvs. At the annual meeting of the Ladies’ Coif Club. ii. was decided not to join the l.adier* Coif Union. Tin* secTetary L\lrs 10. Cowdrey) read the report. Officers elected are:—Secretary, Air 0. Xienl; captain. Airs R. J. Aianagh: vice-captain. Airs K. (’owe! roy; committee. iMcsihimen K. Cowdrey, I. Owen, J. Sullivan, N. Ashworth, It. Itenloul. 1,. Keigusson. Tuesday is to lie Indies’ day. A ladies’ foursome and pulling and driving competitions are f o be played on opening day. Miwdamcs IC. Cowdrey. 1.. Kcrgus-on and It. It. Kenton! offered to donate trophies. At a meeting of Uir Tennis Club it was decided to abandon all championships for this year.