THE PIRATE SHIP.
The Pirate Ship at Milford attracted a large number of dancers on Saturday evening. The latest dance music was played by the Firates Versatile orchestra and included several new dance numbers. Among those present were Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Doner, Mrs. Humphrey Duder, Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Dobbs, Miss Weston, Miss D. Bagnall, Miss M. -Mason, Miss X. Mason, Miss P. Symonds, Miss Cutler, Miss Hopkins, Miss Beehan, Miss Doris Duder, Miss P. Macindoe, Miss Norah Reeves (KawauJ, Miss M. Overton, Miss Haszard, Miss R. Rainger, Miss D. Duncan, Miss Sonthwood, Miss Betty Buddie, Miss X. Wilson, Miss K. Howe, Miss A. Williams, Miss Barton, Miss B. Challis, Miss G. Challis, Miss N. CbamKers, Miss D. Wilcox, Miss E. Wilcox, Miss Taylor, Miss B. Smith, Miss R. Hill, Miss D. Saunderson, Miss M. Cox, Miss Fitchett, Miss Shenkin, Miss G. Shenkin, Miss 0. Gaudin. Miss Freda Gaudin. Miss G. Gifford, Miss Edmons, Miss Peggy Ahfeld, Miss Dewing, Miss Sturtivant, Miss McDonald, Miss Robson, Miss R. Robertson.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20171, 4 February 1929, Page 5
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