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Mrs John Batt, of Fitchett street, is visiting friends in Auckland. Miss Mavis Walker is a Palmerston North visitor to Napier and is the guest of Mrs. Runciman. Mrs. W. G. Rutherford, of Palmerston North, is visiting her mc'therj Mrs. Mitchell, in Christchurch, Miss Gwen Gibbs, of Palmerston North, is adjudicating at the competitions being held in Christchurch just, now. Mrs R. S. Harley, of Waipukurau, is at’present visiting Palmerston North. Miss D. Larsen, of Dannevirke, is holidaying in Auckland. Mrs. J. Bradley, of Fcilding, is visiting Wanganui. Mrs. Gillingham is a visitor to Feilding and is the guest of her brother, Dr. Salmond. Miss Janet Crabbc, of Fcilding, is visiting Hamilton, as the guest of Mrs. A. H. Tompkins. Halcombe ladies challenged tho men to a return game of cribbage on Thursday evening. The match was very closely contested, the men winning by 26 to 24. Mrs. H. C. Gregory (Cecily Taylor), of Roy Street, Palmerston North, who is acting as adjudicator of the dancing section of the Masterton Competitions which commence on Monday, left for the Wairarapa to-day. At the monthly meeting of the Plunket society held yesterday, it was decided to have the rest room at tho Showgrounds, during tho winter show, for the benefit of tbo mothers and their babies. The rooms will be open in the afternoon only, from 1 o'clock until 5 jrun.
PAHIATUA PERSONALS, Miss M. Mahoney, of Wellington, is spending the school vacation at Konini. Miss Marie Kelly, who was amongst those who were capped at the Victoria University in Wellington last week, is spending the vacation with her parents at Konini. Miss Dor.een Britland, ALA., of Hawera, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. falter Britland.- -. , . Mr. andSIJIJS. L. F. Hafdie have left bj motor for To Puke, whero'they will spend three-’weeks’ holiday. Cloissonno .boxes, vases, smokers ’ sots, ginger jars, etc., to hand at “Arts and Crafts” Coleman Place. Also new goods fsuitablo for wedding .gifts. Inspection/invited. Showroom upstairs, Lewlsf/Studio entrance. —Advt.. Miss "Newman, of “The Hat Box,” George Street, has a special line of ultra smart finest quality model felt hats in browns and fawns, the prevailing colours to be cleared at 18s lid. Also evening sprays and posies, all to be cleared at Is lid.—Advt. Miss .Jean Muir has roturned from Wellington where she studied under Mr Pat. White (.late of London) of Miss Bates’ Studio. Those interested in dancing will be able to acquire a thorough knowledge of London's newest donee steps. Miss Muir holds classes at her studio, 15 Rangitikei Street, on Monday, 20th. (advanced), Tuesday 21st. (intermediate). Private tuition by appointment. Phones, Studio 6882; residence, 5746.—Advt.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6912, 18 May 1929, Page 11
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