Tolaga Bay.

Waiapu Church Gazette, Volume XVII, Issue 5, 1 November 1926, Page 8

Tolaga Bay.

A-^rjew^/s, Ch^eh^.Tgsga^B^y/ii^a q%r Gishorne., oraciatea at the 1 oreran. Theibride^OjOkej^c^arßiun^.,!^^^ asMt . .w^^il^ei:, an,dj wje|iri^g r a. si^ver^ciriiio- ■ lifte fet^^V^fWS|f;jP'#V-, ,^itf-f s a^jtjpii^,b.y>ineEv!Cp^n, .Mi^s;:. Hel^n dress of pink^ifep^(de <$m$ W^g^ crinoline hat- trimmed „w,ith pink roses. The bride, was given away by her uncle, W!smsm'Bm*m l of Kowhai Tops, on&, ojLthe well known identities of Tolaga,Bay. Mr Mervin S^fedAttoed bridegroom. Tiie-cntif' en -feeajijtifully' 'deSSrifted for tHe 1 oc'casion'and ' was filled to overflpwing,W4W;tJie, relations and friends bf'tlfe^"bride and^iaftrodin. After•W'iM^ffii Reid, the mother, of the" bridife"; held a reception fiat Kgr^KSnpfe/ wfilßr^^tM'many^BeajijiifuP'wedafiig*presents- w^er^'im^clli 11 adffl^fl.! Tle^e^h^ 1 wai

decorated and the house and grounds, were filled with guests. ''.■'.' Many speeches and toasts testified to the high esteem m which hbth bride and bridegroom are held by those pitesent.' •' . ' ". .':'...'" ■..'." The happy young couple departed amidst showers of confetti and rose petals, followed by the good wishes of all assembled. The Archdeacon paid a visit to the parish on Sunday, October 3rd, when he celebrated Holy Communion at 7.30. and 11 a.m. m St. Andrew's Church and at 9.30 a.m. for the Maoris m the Church of thie Messiah at Hauiti. Evensong was at 7 p.m., at which the Archdeacon preached. All the services were well attended, m spite of adverse weather conditions and the visit was much appreciated by one and all.