NGUNGURU NEWS.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL
The weather is delightful, warm and summer-like, bringing holiday makers and picnic parties to the splendid ocean beaches in search of enjoyment and health. On Sunday Mr Harris brought a large party down the river in his launch to enjoy the life-giving breezes from the Pacific Ocean. Air W. Simons also came down with his launch full of Whangarei people. Needless to ' say, they all enjoyed themselves immensely. The day wtas all that could be desired; the heat w*as tempered by a sea breeze and everything was lovely. Mr Sands came in liis launch and paid a visit to his brother in the Kaitea. Fish are still plentiful in the river. Mr J. Grogan left with his team of bullocks to start a contract at Whareora to fall and cross-cut kauri and other timber. Mr Marson has undertaken the cross-cutting with Air P. Gilbert and expects to be there a month. On Saturday Mr Williams went to Whangarei. On Tuesday Mr and Mrs Ferguson, of Tutukaka, left for Auckland; also Mrs Hughes and Mrs Langman for Whangarei. Airs and Miss Saunders, who liad been on a visit Mrs Grogan, left for Russell. Mr ana Mrs R. Shoebridge and Miss Shoei»ridgo paid a visit to their parents on Sunday. Airs McDonald arrived on Tuesday. Mr Larson is very unwell and inot able to do anything in the shape of work.
NGUNGURU NEWS.
Northern Advocate, 13 November 1924, Page 9
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