PRESENTATION.

Otaki Mail, 15 December 1926, Page 2

PRESENTATION.

►_ TO MRS SARGISSON. Members of the Plunket Society gathered at the residence of tho Mayoress (Mrs. J. P. Braadon) yesterday f»r the purpose of bidding farewell to Mr*. Sargisson, who leaves to-morrow morning for her new homo at Ohakune. Mrs. Brandon referred to Mrs. Sargisson in glowing terms, stating that she had been a most useful member of the Society, and that all were very sorry to lose her. All hoped; however, that Mrs. Sargisson would assist to carry on the good work of the Society in Ohakune. .Mrs. SargissoE, in reply, acknowledged the kindly wishes, but said she . was afraid that *he had been a drone, nevertheless, had boom a good advertisement for Plunket babies. She was sonry to lee leaving behind so many kind friends, but the kindly, wishes had made the parting much easier to bear. - The Rev. Liddell, on behalf .of the Literary and Debatimg Society, whhed Mr. and Mrs. Sargisson and family every success in their new sphere, and stated that never had M*. Sargisson failed to help in programme* wien called upon, further that her items had always been greatly appreciated by all. Mrs. Sargisson, he added, had always been a tower of strength in other directions. On behalf of the Society the Rev. Liddell then a»ked Mrs. Sargisson's aceeptanco of an electric iron. Mrs. SaTgisson suitably replied, after which Mrs. Brandon dispensed afternoon tea. Mrs. Sargisson, who is the guest of Mrs. Wilson, leaves to-morrow morning for Ohakune. i. ■ hi ill,I!Ml