WHANGAMOMONA.
[FROM 6UK OWN OOIIUKNVONDF.NT. I The ujiultij) Catholic Social for the season rook place on the 17th iust. in the local luiU, There wtiji a very largo nttendance in spite of the inclement weather, visitors being present from Stratford as well as surrounding districts. .Musical items were contributed by Mrs Msissey of Stratford, Miss McGuire, Messrs Hottorn ley, C. .Johnson, and It, Cottier and F. Foley of Stratford. Mrs Mianchi of Stratford played the aci oinpaniiients and also the music for the dances. Messrs Riddell and Priest acted as M.C.s. During the evening Mr M. Priest ('of Newton statf) who is leaving to reside in
Kaponga was the recipient of a travelling rug Iron) his friends in the district. Mrs Priest received a set of cutlery. The presentation was made in a neat speech by .Mr W. A. MeCtitclian.
There was a sharp frost and a slight fall of snow at Whangamomona on Wednesday night. Mr J. G. Fitzgerald has been appointed manager at Mr .Manny's Whangamomona drapery business, MY Hoskin. having gone into camp.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 46, 19 September 1918, Page 2
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176WHANGAMOMONA. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 46, 19 September 1918, Page 2
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