SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Waipa Post, Volume 48, Issue 3481, 19 June 1934, Page 6

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr Jack Cato, of Morrinsville, is the guest of Mr and Mrs S. Claak, Wallace Hill.

Mr A. J. Sinclair, of Te Awamutu, has been invited to preside at the "Scots' Night" of the Te Aroha Orphans' Club in a few weeks' time.

Mrs J. S. Fisher and Miss K. Fisher, of Cambridge, were in Te Awamutu on Saturday to attend the Waipa Racing Cub's meeting.

Mr T. C. Seed, formerly of Te Awamutu, and now of Morrinsville, was a visitor here last weekend.

Dr L. S. Rogers left by the Maui \Trunk exprejss last night for Dunedm, prior to his departure for England in a month's time.

Mr and Mrs W ; . J. Broadfoot, of Te Kuiti, were visitors to Te Awamutu on Saturday for "the racar,.

Before routine business was proceeded with at Monday's meeting ot the Wjaipa County Council, Cr Macky extended a hearty welcome to Cr R. J. Graham, the newly-elected representative of Kaipaki riding in succession to the late Cr R. Speake. He said Mr Graham was well and favourably known to miojst of the councillors, and all were confident he would prove a Worthy representative. ATI would assist him in every possible way and with his full knowledge tof the needs of his own riding the ratepayers there should be well served. The late Mr Speake had set a good example, and if the new member did as well the ratepayers would want nothing better. Mr Graham replied in suitable terms, and said he would always do his best for the whole of the county. He much appreciated the goodwill Conveyed to him by the chairman and all mieimbers.