A pleasant evening was spent last wees i to bid farewell to two popular Newmarket u; i men—Messrs. Jack Meyrick and Ritchw ' Burns— have left for camp. Mr. -J:;f||| '. Meyrick, sen., whose eldest son is already-g|W ; serving, occupied the chair, and propose* a the toast, of "The King." The Mayor of . 9 Newmarket proposed "Our Boys at the » Front"- ami - The Guests of the liveningA number of musical item? were giv* ll " during the proceedings, • -' "*^^^^ s t-'-;j Away ft forever with 5 wasbbotwi §'i*™!?: mm I .•*NO! RUBBING" Laundry BMh (Clothes perfectly .without WWW:. w-«BS§Ss ..... — Smectons Ltd. . , - • :^f§M§l
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16434, 10 January 1917, Page 8
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