LOCAL AND GENERAL
Personal Mr. Joe Fitzgerald is at present in very indifferent health. • Mr. and Mrs. King, of Tasman Beach, leave on Wednesday for North Auckland on holiday. The Mayor, Mr. C. F. Atmore, and the Mayoress, Dr. Atmore, who have been in the North on holiday, have returned to Otaki. Mr. Frank Shaw, who has been in indifferent health for some time, and who has undergone operations, is likely to again enter hospital for a further operation. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fogden, who have been staying in Otaki, left yesterday for their home at Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Fogden arrived yesterday from the South, but later journeyed north. A Fine Innings . Piaying for Old Boys at Wellington on Saturday, R. T. Barber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Weston Barber, of Te Horo, made the fine score of 90 by careful batting. , Dance at Te Horo The Te Horo Tennis Club's dance at Te Horo, like all similar functions held in that township, was a great success. The arrangements were admirably carried out, Upshall's orchestra delighted, while Mr. Clifford was a capable M.C. Supper arrangements were in excellent hands.
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Chronicle (Levin), 14 January 1947, Page 2
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