SEND-OFF AT HUKANUI.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12313, 5 April 1933, Page 4

SEND-OFF AT HUKANUI.

The Hukauui Hall was filled ter farewell Miss E. Chamtars, who Has been stationed at. Hukanui illt the past two vt-ars*. and. who w«*s recently promoted to a school in .Feilding. Items by the school children. two. solids sweetly rendered by Mrs V. Watkins, and dancing occupied the evening. \k E. H. JLambie. on behalf 02 tiie school children.. presented the honor, red guest of the evening with, a beautiful book and also spoke in glowing terms- of. the way in. which -lie carried. out her duties although handicsjjped considerably by illhealth during, her first year in: the position. Mj G. on. behalf of tiie school committee and those- present, also pee sen ted Mis* C hanibers with two hooks- kji»#wing that she greatly appreciated gifts ol this type. Miss- Cliaiubers suitably replied. Excellent dann music Wiis supplied by Mrs- W. (X ’lfweiityinatn.. Mrs- L. Wenluni. the Misses A. H. Editti 1 . 1). AJL. Twenty—man and Mr I#ambje. Hie Iwllowing items w*sre contributed be the* school children: \Todity'* and ‘/There'ss a Eittl* aTurnJ «e. recitation.. L*. Gardiner,. “ * rehvwusey** ; ilame. -The ( obMar”;, recitatio®. Katß&lwn Colderand jfarv Dougherty,. Thank. ou song, “Blow the Man . rni'' a ' dance,. ‘ f'lirtatutn” ; Bong > 4> I'lie G real at Pie* *; Beryl Afaliey, "Tiie Motrer ’ : dance,, l>an«*e of Greening*’: songs^, ‘‘ .viArthur and “Horea Ku ' - dan* e. Brighton ('amp and ribixm datDfc : recitation. Mooney, “ Bliat>k ; three rounds amf a playett-e entitled “Andmrle* and flu* l*ion.’* the latter causine munli merriment. Supi>er was pensed by the ladies of the district. HARVEST FETE. The ami mil harvest festival was held at Hukanui in aid of the Methodist Church. Prior to the arction of goods a most enjoyable concert was given by a ,»arty from the Lketahuna Methodist Church The programme comprised monologues dialogues and songs, all ex.ellc-ulv rendered. I lie sale ol meat, vege*'f I?’ , <>tc " *■«« "> the hands ot Mr Gallagher who provinl him-elf a most capable auctioneer. Bv 1 l A> p.m. the goods were disposed ot and the excellent sum of f 9 :, s was raised, this being slightlv in ad-\aii.-e ot last -year's takings. Mr Belli,e shaking on behalf of the Lketahuna Methodist Church Cir- > nit thanked all present for their spirited and generous bidding. Supper was enjo>*ed by all, this"* bringing n highly successful even ins a close. .