SUPERANNUATED RAILWAYMEN'S SOCIAL.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13905, 5 November 1919, Page 2

SUPERANNUATED RAILWAYMEN'S SOCIAL.

I A wei!-aiteiided and thoroughly sue- | ci>hl'ul gathering marked tin* social re- ] union of supe.rannuat; d railwaymon lust ■ nielli. Mi' George McLr.od presided [ ever the- well-filled railway hall. Among ! the Kupcraunsvted men present w«rt> i Messrs ],. Addison. G. Broad. W. Cross, ! C. Wright. I'- Wright. J. Nelson. W i Uo-:s. J. Cart-.vright. D. Diroen. and i 11. .Mel.aughan (of Oaniaru). F. j Stringer (Ikrberi). J. Carter (Clirist- ' church), and .1. Puttiok (Waiareka). ! Apologies were received from Messrs i I). H. Addison (WaitakH. J Black. : t.Ygapara). H. Tulloeh (Timarn). .E. I Shadwell (Georgetown). H. G. Dennis ! (Waiareka). W. A. Verev. C. Cleverley. : ami .1. Sutherland (Oaniaru). and AY. j Downey (Kurow). • song, and story passed a most eiiiivable evening [ I Tin fcllowing was the toast list:— i "Sum ramuiatcd Baihvavmen" (Mr A. '; E. Lawrene. —Messrs J.'P. Puttick, H. 'Carter. F. Stringer. T). Direen. and JG. Broad): "The Railway Officers' Institute" ('Mr S. l>irk—Mr MeLavl : "E.K. and C.A "• (.Mr R. Jenkins—Mr j M. Parkerl: "A.5.P...A." (Mr W. Hiell-da!e-Mr .«. Dick> ; "The Press" (Mr |.l. I). Burns —A E. Lawrence and AV. ! '•'. I'.udd) : '-The Entertainers" (Mr T. E. Evaiw-.Messrs .'». CYomliie and P.. -T. Minkiey). "The Chainnan" (Mr A. E. l.mvroncTl. r . j Vocal and instrument-aP- items were "ivfii liy Mrc-rs .T. "Roxburgh. ~R J. Hinl.-Icy. McT.-tv. Brown. "Dan Direon. ■l. Croniliie. Vivian. "Ross, and Kevs. Mf ssrs Connor and Burns gave recitad Tin' siiicr;„,r ~r "Auld Lan." Syne" n and the Xntioit.il Anthem closed a. ° bright and harmonious evening's entnr- "• tainnioiit. . . 6 ■- "\T> . BTJRBING" r.nnndrv Help * with the P'ire "GOT.DEN RDXE" f * Soap, is unchallengeable for washing e nil clothes clean without rubbing or injury,—AY. S. Ward.