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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17916, 21 October 1932, Page 11

"Lyttelton. —October 21: Arrived, Waiiine, 6.45 a.in., and Tainni, 7 a.in., from Wellington; Storm, (10.35 a.in., and Kini, 11.30 a.m., from Timaru.

Reports from Wairoa and the East Coast indicate that returned men in those areas are as keenly interested in the Ihggcrs’ reunion, to be held next week, as those resident in the town and nearby country localities. All the sub-associa-tions allili'ated with the Gisborne district executive will lie, represented at the. gathering, which has been fixed for Tuesday evening, the first Show night, in di fercnce to the wishes of the majority of visitors. Mr. (Jeorgo Grawshaw has again ondertaken to arrange a musical piogramme for the reunion, and the success of the. arrangements made on previous occasions by the well-known musical leader will he well remembered by returned men who have -attended recent reunions held by the Gisborne R.B.A. '1 lie committee in charge of the [visiting list and toast-programme has made a careful selection from among a number of highly competent speakers, and the catering committee has left nothing to chalice in its particular department. The Gisborne executive has received many expressions of .congratulation upon its issue of invitations to women veterans of war service to he present at the reunion in its early stages.