WHAREHUIA
On Tuesday last the district court | committee held the first of two e u-j cure parties over 70 people being present, and a' jolly evening was spent, despite the inconvenience of having to; hold the function in the school | Messrs. Wellington, Borenart, Mac-, Kay H. G'bbs and Brunsden, our: court executive, were responsible for, the evening being the success it was,, while the ladies provided a dainty , supper and a few dances to set toes j tingling again, brought proceedings to a close at nidnight. Prizes were do-j imted lr. •.:-; residents, and were j v , on ~. r, ilo-.v Ladies', Miss T. Algie . l'. , m »r'.. vi: Hoslcing 1; Miss M ' ii . • ,:,,: •• T. Death (Puken-1 [.•'.'dill i :■■.•!!. prizes.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 241, 12 May 1933, Page 4
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