WAIMAUKU NOTES.
[BY JKLEGEAPH. — COEBESPOKfDEST.J " ; WAIMAUKD. Friday. : A • small • holding at - Waikoukoir , recently purchased by an Auckland resident, has been converted into an - apiary,and already a large number. of colonies of busy bees are at work. . • m .. _ A monster " Paddy Market is being organised, to raise funds for St. Martin § Memorial Church. ;v. . , . , . The Waikoukou lady residents and Waimauku friends, ; under the organisation of Mesdames A. Kerr Taylor and C. J. M. Watts, entertained • Mrs. M. Scarborough and Miss Scarborough at" a farewell 'function on the eve of their departure for Hamilton, on Tuesday. Musical items were rendered by Misses Wtlkins, Coshman, Bartlett and Schulte. An amusing " tree " competition was won by Miss T. • Morgan. Mrs. Kerr Taylor presented Mrs. Scarborough with a suitably inscribed autograph album, containing the names of those present, and to Miss.Sea*borough, sue handed , a copper tea ' kettla.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 13
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