HALCOMBE.
(Prom Our Own Correspondent). A meeting of (he Girls’ Hockey club was held on Tuesday afternoon, Miss M. Anderson in the chair. T.. 0 balance, shoot showed a credit of £7 17s fid. After some discussion it was decided (o form a (cam, colours to bo black and white. Permission was obtained 1 ro,m tiic football club, to play matches on llt o recreation grounds, (ho 1 cam to contribute towards upkeep of same. A party of about fifty journeyed ,o Mr W. Fcrgusson's residence Tuesday evening ,tne object being a surprise party in honour of the twenty-first birthday of his daughter (Miss Jean Fergusson), when a happy lime was spent. Musical items and outdoor games were indulged in on the lawn which was well lit up for the occasion. Miss Fergusson was the recipient of many useful presents. Friends of Mrs Russell, Kahariki, will be pleased to know of her recovery from a recent severe illness. Her daughter, Mrs R. Managh, has been managing the business during her enforced absence. Mrs R. Managh’s little daughter has also been unfortunate, having a fall, and sustaining compound fracture of the arm, necessitating her removal to the hospital. Mrs Dudding and her daughter, Mrs G. Burgess, have returned from a holiday spent at Otaki.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3599, 3 April 1924, Page 2
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213HALCOMBE. Manawatu Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3599, 3 April 1924, Page 2
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