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Air L. Webb leaves tomorroAV for AVollington, where ho will attend the meeting of the executive of the Counties’ Association.
Senior Foreman S. Full jam es (Hikurangi) and Deputy-Foreman H. W. James (AVhangarei) will be delegates to the annual U.F.B.A. conference, which opens in Wellington next Aveek.
Aliss Joan Alasscy, who Avon the girls’ handicap singles, and, with Mr J. C. Charters, the combined handicap doubles, at the Northland Tennis Association tournament, is a granddaughter of the late Rt. Hon. AA r . F. Alasscy.
Airs Homy ALThon Jervis, of Auckland, avlio is one of tho oldest persons in New Zealand, celebrates her 101st birthday tomorrow. She was born in Sydney and came to New Zealand vflien 17 years of ago for health reasons, as she was a delicate girl. She never left Now Zealand, and apart from occasional trips to AA’clliugton and Dargaville, has spent all her time in .-Auckland.
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Northern Advocate, 18 April 1933, Page 4
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