NORTHLAND TRIBE

Northern Advocate, 26 July 1938, Page 2

NORTHLAND TRIBE

“Advocate” Office, | 6 Water St,. Whangarei, i ( Tuesday, July 26, 1938. | Dear Northlanders— I t In the hustle and bustle of preparing for our , f Northern trip, things are topsy turvy at H.Q. this j week. BeJty B. positively refused to go unless vve i made her a special present. We indulged her to the j extent of one spare tyre. | f Although this letter appears on Tuesday, it is f being written late Sunday evening—a last-minute ? word to warriors before we set out in the morning, i • From today until Saturday next we are making ' i headquarters at the “Advocate" Office, Kaitaia. We | have. many people on our visiting list, even some i where picture shows have not been arranged. Bob I and Emily Grayson, of Okaihau, did such splendid | work for our Orphanage campaign that we felt we ± should like very much to say “hello," and Okaihau | * will be one of our ports of calls. Wo haven’t heard | 1 from Francis and Kathleen llazell for some time; but « 1 if Betty E. behaves well and \Ve can manage to fit | in the time, we’d very much like to pay a visit to i Lake Ohia, t As I’ve remarked, we’ll be in tlie Kaitaia district \ until the week-end, and during that time we’ll be | very pleased to hear from any of our Far Northern $ ! maidens or warriors. In fact, if there are any other | calls for picture shows, we just might he able to f j mandge a day or two extra in the North. I It’s Northward Ho, warriors. | j Cheerio. *

Rangatira, Northland Tribe.