HUNTERVILLE NOTES.
From Our Own Correspondent. - On Tuesday last the Red CroflCk Shop was conducted by MesdaravoW. J. Ba’Mlett and Green, and the Misses Bartlett and Livingstone. The shop was well stocked with produce, which ,was sold at a reasonable figure. 'The amount tn'&ea, £>S9* 4d, was eminently considering thd cd'anter etiruCtionaw Collections wore made in the street, and lnt:ch and afternoon teas were nrovidoti on a lavi=h serle in the supper room at the Argyle Hall Jrf ladies of the district. The smonEt raised by lunch and afternoon te* was approximately £3B Ss 01. Ttar turkey, donated by Miss Livingstone to the Red Cross Shop, was* won by Miss Grace Duncan. Timblack cushion was won by Mr Jndge. At a recent meeting of the .young ladies’ hockey team, a hearty vote of thanks swa passed to the Evans, who has so capably acted »9 referee during the past season. It was decided to hold a hockey dunce in the Argyle Hall, on Friday,' October 19tfa, any funds after paying oxpauses to be donated to patriotic funds. The tickets have so far sold freely and a successful evening is assured:
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11366, 12 October 1917, Page 5
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190HUNTERVILLE NOTES. Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11366, 12 October 1917, Page 5
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