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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18063, 13 April 1933, Page 13

South Auckland Fanners’ Union urges that the hawking of shares should bo prohibited. In view of liis approaching marriage, which will take place during Faster, Mr. C. L. Fogdon ’junior was tendered a social evening this week by a nuirihcr of his friends, among whom were strongly represented the membership of the Poverty Bay Homing Pigeon Society and allied bodies. Mr, S. Stevenson was in the chair, and proposed the health of tho guest, stating that lie had known Mr, Fogdeu for a. number of years, and had found him an exceptionally sincere colleague, popular with all section!} of the community and well esteemed m business and social circles. Mr. 8. Sheppard supported the chairman in his praise of the guest, and added that ho had known Mr. Fogdeu since the day he had entered the employment of the Gisborne Sheepfarmers’ F.M. and M. Company, L’mited. Ilis attention to detail, his intelligence and energy were outstanding qualities which were reflected in .substantial business success. Messrs. ). I.vlo and Reg. G. Hooper, president of the Poverty Bay Cage Bird Society and secretary of the Specialists’ Club re- | n ctfv -ly, joined the previous speakers jin wishing Mr. F> grlon the host of good [fortune and happiness in the future. A S musical programme was arranged by ‘Messrs. Lyle, Hooper and L, Hunter.