PERSONAL ITEMS
Colonel O. J. Cooper, of Cliiisfcoliiirch, I was in Tiuiaru yesterday. Gunner 1\ Gardiner, of tho 18th Reinforcements is nil present on final leave' m. Timarii. T)\: E. C Hayes, lato Deputy-Mayor of Wa:mato, and who has been practising his profession thorti ior many years and has now joined tho Epedifconary Forces, returned to AVa.mate on Monday, and leaves finally on Monday next. Tho "Waimato Borough Councillors, after tholv business meeting on Tuesday night, formed tJnnsolvcs into a. committee to arrange a fitting sendoff to Dr. Hayes. They resolved that this should take the form of a publ c dinner, in Symon's Tea Rooms tomorrow evening, and Messvs Inkstor and Lew's wore appointed a siub-eom-mittoo to make all necessary arrangements, and invite iepresrnt.iti vos of tho various organisations with which Dr. Hayes had been associated to take part in the farewell.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CV, Issue 160, 28 September 1916, Page 2
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