TEWAEWAE NOTES

Southland Times, Issue 22210, 30 December 1933, Page 2

TEWAEWAE NOTES

(From Our Correspondent.)

Mr and Mrs Vernon Sutherland, Happy Valley, are spending the holidays at Greenhills. Mr and Mrs George Sutherland, Happy Valley, are at Roxburgh. Mr and Mrs Norman Sutherland and Miss Daphne Sutherland, Te Tua, are spending a few days in Invercargill. Miss Agnes Hudson has returned home after spending a holiday at Ohai. Mr Garfield Hudson is spending the vacation with his parents at Happy Valley. Mr F. Beadle, who has been relieving at the Te Tua School in the absence of Mr G. A. Porter, has returned to Invercargill. He was accompanied by Master Brian Beadle. Mr Gilbert Porter’s health has greatly improved and he will be back in the district early in the New year. Mrs E. G. Evans, Miss Ina Evans and Mr Ray Evans, who have been the guests of Mrs B. C. Horrell for some weeks, have returned to Fortrose. , Mr and Mrs Mills, Invercargill, are the guests of their daughter, Mrs C. McKenzie. Mr and Mrs C. B. Philips, Christchurch, who have been the guests of Miss Ivy Horrell, left on Tuesday for Gore and Riversdale. Miss Coleen Bone, Orepuki, is the guest of Mrs G. Griffin. Miss D. Stapleton is the guest of Misses Lenni and Dorrie Knowler. Regret is felt at the departure of Miss Mary Findlay from the _ local school to take up a similar position in the school at Kapuka. Miss Findlay, who has been resident in the district fo- the past four years, has always taken an active part in all the activities of the district, and her well-known musical ability will be greatly missed at all social events. At the close of the school concert Mr Stenton, on behalf of the Tewaewae residents, presented Miss Findlay with a crystal jug and six goblets. Miss Lucy Horrell has been appointed to Miss Findlay’s position in the school.