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NEWS FROM COUNTRY DISTRICTS.

■ [from our own correspondents.] V COKOMANDEL. ' . ;K THE Driving Creek school picnic came off yes- - J.' t-crday in Mrs. Home's paddock. The day .ff being: exceptionally fine the picnic was a V great success, and was voted by all the very V-?„ best ever held 'in i Driving - Creek. Over the r/'fj entrance gate the Blotto. " Welcome: A'happy l:4¥m new year to all," was suspended .'and the com- 1 41S mittee and workers did all they could to f.fel make the motto a. true one. - A full pro- A> - gramme of sports for: boys, and girls was car- - 'i&is ried t out, and prizes awarded; also to every "Cflil child on the ground a new year's gift was r.<?*S| presented. The refreshments were abundant ■ ij jte and srood. A large number of ladies assisted tile committee > in' supplying the wants -of the pwfil visitors, v friends, * and ? children.' A special «S|SI word of praise is due to Messrs. Hornibrook. sfslßM Eeilly, Bovaird, and Sponheimor. and to Mes- S'fl dames Keilly. ißovaird, : and ;Sponheimer, for - the successful carrying out of the programme. ; .Siß The committee: desire to thank Mrs.' Home ®Mi for the paddock, and all who contributed. -A- Ife dance in .the evening was held in % the f hall. 1] which was well attended. • •CAMBRIDGE. jj§ THE Auckland Banjo, Guitar, and Mandolin .'M Club gave a concert in ; the Oddfellows' Hall"■ ?--■ on New Year's Eve.l There was a fair ' at- &b* tendance. The concert "was greatly enjoyed,Sfitfjll especially Mr, F. Carter's harp solos and Mr. iff Hamilton Hodges' vocal contributions. _A united monster picnic was held on : New if; Year's Day. The weather was , delightful, - ' if: and there was a very large attendance, every- 4;* thing vpassing a off most enjoyably. 1 Mr. 'C. Roberts performed the secretarial duties,most efficiently.' About 50 ladies had: charge iincl fe'f helped I? in ;; the Wi commissariat department §!. Games of all kinds were indulged in by ijfce |\1 youDs folks. | - |i .. . — fx .

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11853, 3 January 1902, Page 6

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NEWS FROM COUNTRY DISTRICTS. New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11853, 3 January 1902, Page 6

NEWS FROM COUNTRY DISTRICTS. New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11853, 3 January 1902, Page 6

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