Mr. A. Bush Farewelled At Feilding
Mr A. Bush, of the Bank of New Zealand staff, who has been transferred to Thames, was farewelled on Thursday by St. Paul’s Tennis Club at an evening in St. Paul’s hall. A pingpong tournament and toniquoits occupied the evening very pleasantly, the winners of tho tourney being Miss Joan Watts and Mr Bush. After supper the club captain, Mr A. Gibson, on behalf of the members, presented Mr Bush with a leather initialled suitcase and a pipe. In making tho presentation Mr Gibson said thero had never been a more popular member of the club than Mr Bush, who had also been one of the most active. He would be missed indeed by his friends, who wished him every success in the future and hoped he would be very happy in his new sphere of activities. Mr Bush having returned thanks and expressed regret at being obliged to leavo Foilding, was given musical honours, after which all joined in singing “Auld Lang Syne.”
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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 44, 22 February 1936, Page 3
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