OLD RESIDENTS' LUNCH

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16338, 12 May 1927, Page 11

OLD RESIDENTS' LUNCH

LIST Or GUESTS The list of guests at the luncheon given to the pioneers to-day was a long one, practically every one of those who had accepted the invitation and whose names were published in the Herald oil Monday being present, as well of a number whose names had been added to the committee's list in the interim. The jubilee executive, and a number of officials were seated at the. "king table," where Mr. Chas Matthews presided over a notable gathering. The Hon. R. F. Bollard and Mrs. Bollard, with Mr. E Or, N. Polton, the Mayor, Mr. 0. E. Armstrong, Mr. W. D. Lysnar, M.P., and others were, also accommodated here. The additional guests were as follows: J. Dennis, Gisborne, 1857; W- Allen, Matawhero, 1877, \Y. Babbington, Gisborne, 1874; J. Mogridge, Wairoa, 1877; llnrahura Nikora, Muriwai, 1873; W. Jerber, Gisborne, 1873; Geo. Witters, Mangapapa, 18*8j W. Brown, Gisborne, 1873," Mrs. L. .Smith, Gisborne, 1877: Mrs. Tl. Williams, Gisborne, 1875; Thos. Porter, Gisborne, 1869; Nopera Kiwi, Gisborne, 1850; Jus. Alexander Robb, Bakauroa, 3877: Mrs Mack-ay, Gisborne, 1874: Thos. Brown, Gisborne, 1875; Mrs. J. McKay, Gisborne, 1875: K. Skeet, Gisborne,' 1872; Himeona Katipa, Gisborne. 1872; \V. Priestley, Makaraka. 1871; Mrs. E. Kennedy, Gisborne, 1875; Mr. and Mrs. O'Dwyer, Gisborne, 1870; Mrs. W T . L. Pile, Gisborne, 1875; Miss A. Shaw, Gisborne, 1871; Mrs. 0. A. Foote, Gisborne, 1877; Norman Shaw, Gisborne, 3873; Mrs. A. lE. Gibson, Gisborne, 1877; Mrs. John Hnrrey, Gisborne, 1875; Miss Ada Caulfoh, Gisborne. 1875; K. S. Harris, GisI borne, 1870; Prank Harris, Gisborne, 1859; R. Mather, Makaraka, 1877; E. Pitt, ("iisborne, 3872; Rntene Tahina, Gisborne, 1870; Fred Smith, Gisborne, 1869; J. A. Wall, Gisborne, 1874; J. Machell, Gisborne, 1876; Neil McMillan, Gisborne, 1872; Henrietta Baker, Gisborne, 1S71; M. A. Bidgood, .Gisborne, 1881; Mrs. H. E. Campbell, Whareratn, 1831; E. Harris. Gisborne, 1874; and Tiere Tapungn, Gisborne, 1847.