TO NIGHTS PRESENTATION DANCE

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 73, 11 October 1939, Page 4

TO NIGHTS PRESENTATION DANCE

HOLED IN ONE Keeping up what seems to be the family tradition, Mr Alan Morpeth holed in one at the fourteenth at Whakatane Sunday. His feat is the more notable from the fact that a brother did the same tiling at the same hole earlier in the season, Thus the Morpeth family have done their full share in relieving the aridity associated AVitii sandhill links.

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The last phase in the ill-fated Queen Carnival, takes place this evening when a dance promoted by the members of the central excutive will take place in the Winter Show hall, for the purpose of presenting the three young ladies who had acted as Queens, with a suitable gift to remind them of their association with the campaign, and further as a gesture of appreciation for their services. It is common property that the event when barely quarter way through netted approximately £230, and it is expected of all who took part to be present at tonights function.

STATEMENT AMENDED Mr J. W. Sumner, chairman of the Whakatane Harbour Board, has

interviewed us with reference to a statement made by him and reported in the BEACON, relative to a 'gap' in the seawall at the Centennial Park. The gap, explained Mr had not been caused by the weather as he had surmised but had been purposely made for the insertion of a culvert. There was nothing at Ifeult in the whole of the work, and he regretted if through ai misunderstanding there had been any reflection of the work of the engineer