CAMBRIDGE NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21404, 31 January 1933, Page 3

CAMBRIDGE NEWS

Mrs. P. Hyde and her daughter, of Horahora, are the guests of Mrs. Laidlaw, Pukeroro. Miss iSIolIy Armstrong leaves to-day for Gisborne. Mrs. (leorge Vosper and her daughter arc visiting Auckland. Mrs. Norman Waddle, who has been visiting Mrs. S. Lewis at her seaside cottage at Narrow Neck, lias returned. Miss Banks, of Hamilton Road, leaves to-day to visit her sister, Mrs. E. E. Firth, Rangiriri. Mrs. D. Lundon, jun., returns to-day from her visit to Takapuna. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Caldwell arrived in Cambridge on Monday en route to Rotorua, where 'hey have taken a furnished cottage for a month. Mrs. B. Farquhar and her small son David will accompany them. Miss Dunne, who has been spending a fortnight's holiday in Auckland, has returned. Mrs. D. Lundon, sen., and Miss Lundoti, who have been spending somo time in Cambridge, leave o;i 'llnirsday for Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Banks and family returned on Satuiday from Mercury Bay, where they spent a fortnight. Mrs. P. Day, her son and Mrs. Bridge, of Manngatautari, are spending a holiday at the Mount, Tauranga. Mr. and Mrs. Salmon, of Auckland, and Miss Hodge, of Wellington, arc visiting Cambridge. Miss M. Peake. who has been spending a fortnight- in Cambridge with her mother, Mrs. C. Peake, left on Thursday to resume, her duties at the Christchurch Hospital. Miss Thompson, of Wellington, who has been staying with Mrs. C. Peake for a month, and Miss Fan Peake left on Sunday by motor for Wellington. Mrs. Allan Reott, of Taupiri, is spending a* sliort holiday in Cambridge and is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Hulme, of Thornton Road.