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Waipa Post, Volume 43, Issue 3352, 22 September 1931, Page 4

“Lord Richard in the Pantry,” declared to be a three-act farce of considerable merit, with a comedy that is at times uproarious, is to be presented by the members of St. John’s Girls’ Club on Monday evening next, and as it is anticipated the club room or even the Parish Hall would Mfell too small to accommodate the muster of patrons, the Empire '»atre has been engaged for the «asion. The various characters oimhe play are in very capable hands, rehearsals have proceeded satiaactorily. x *' The body of Mr Warwick Stanton, ison of Mr J. Stanton, city solicitor,. Auckland, which was found on the left bank of the north tributary of the Makatote River on Sunday morning, was brought into Taumarunui late yesterday afternoon. Mr Stanton was lost on Ruapehu with a party of 13 Auckland University students on August 29. The discovery was made by a party of surveyors from the Wellington staff of the Lands and Survey Department. The credit for the success of the final search lies with Mr W. G. Nelson, of the Lands and Survey Department, Wellington, who last year completed a detailed survey of the locality from which a new map is to be published. It was due mainly to his efforts that the body was found. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure fo» influenza colds.