Rotorua

New Zealand Tablet, Volume LII, Issue 24, 1 July 1925, Page 31

Rotorua

(From our own correspondent.) June 23. r'" Tho fortnightly dance and “500 M tournament held last Monday evening in “Dixieland’’ in aid of St. Michael’s was a distinct >ysuccess. About 40 card enthusiasts participated. The ladies’ first prize was Avon by Miss W. Pennington, and consolation prize by Mrs. M. O’Connor the gents’ first prize y-by Mr. Spillard, and consolation prize by Mr. Barry. The dancing was also well patronised; very appropriate music being ;> supplied by Mr. J. and Miss J. Ellis; the A'-Monte Carlo prize being won by Mrs. deal ? and partner. f . The many friends of Miss Cora Moore will tjdfegret to hear that she met with rather a * painful accident to her eyes about a week and has since been in a private hospital. ■ Late reports are more favorable inasmuch as it is anticipated no permanent injury to the eyes will result.

Rev. Father Langerwerf, of Tokaanu, spent a few days in Rotorua during the week. ; f•. ■ *