Palmerston North

New Zealand Tablet, 1 June 1911, Page 1007

Palmerston North

(From our own correspondent.) . . . . ~ May 28. i A social, held in the Empire Hall on Wednesdav W by the stallholders of the forthcoming bazaar in aid the parish debt, proved a , great success from every’poFnt of vieAAV and each stall will benefit considerably by it. The music was in the capable hands of Mr. A. McMinn whilst the supper supplied by the ladies left nothing to'be defied. -The energetic secretary (Mr. C. McGrath) is to be congratulated on its success. u n; 1? to Hie Young Men’s Club promises to have a very successful season, and is meeting with a much larger measure of support than it had hitherto received. • The committee have arranged for separate nights for debatesand gTmes Jlie nucleus of a gymnasium, owing to the kindness of Bov-eral gentlemen f the 1 parish, has been started, and the ait of boxing is also likely to find great favor with a certain section of the club. * Mlth a The cadet corps in connection with St. Patrick’s parish gives promise of being well supported. . A ladies branch of the St. Vincent de Paul Society in conjunction with the men’s branch, which is doing such good work in the parish, will be founded on Wednesday next, and is likely to be a very strong society. y