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Lieutenant A. P. Campbell, of the Australian Imperial Forces, is expected to pay a visit to his parents, Mr and' Mrs A. Campbell, of Taonui, shortly. Mrs C. L. Hunter, before leaving Feikling, was entertained by fellow members in appreciation of her work on the Feilding Women’s Patriotic Committee. As a member of the soldiers’ comforts sub-committee Mrs Hunter had given valued assistance at tho depot in connection with gift parcels for the forces. Thanks and good wishes wero conveyed to her by the chairwoman (Mi’s A. C. McCorkindale).
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 126, 30 April 1941, Page 5
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