WELCOME IN
Garth Richards (Aranui) Ronald Roche (Greymouth). Daphne Gray (Woolston) Eddie Haughey (St Albans) Bruce Lithgow (Timaru) Olive Sutton (Redcliffs) James Prinsep (St Albans) Kenneth MacDonald (Linwood) Jim Cununing (Lyttelton) Gladys Newman (Aranui) Alfred Gillard (Spreydon) Joyce Pengelly (Linwood) > Frances Lena Taylor (Merivale) Euan Taylor (Merivale) Albert Caulfield (Linwood). Eileen Inder (Riccarton). Doris Streeter (Halswell). Douglas Virtue (Oxford). Betty Brodie (Lyttelton). Kathleen Mary Rees (Lyttelton). Lily Floyd (Avonside). William Birks Drury (City). Gladys Hendren (Spreydon). Seppran Rowe (Shirley). NOTES OF THE WEEK. Answers to all riddles and puzzles intended for use in the page must be included with the questions. Aunt Hilda cannot print riddles unless she first knows the answers. When sending for badges, always enclose stamps. To send money loose in an envolpe involves a fine. Esperanto students are showing keen interest and great promise. Regular attendance is a feature.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18889, 12 October 1929, Page 18 (Supplement)
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143WELCOME IN Star (Christchurch), Issue 18889, 12 October 1929, Page 18 (Supplement)
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