Mr. J. J. Maher Honoured
■ The Paremata Hall was crowded on Saturday evening in spite bf wet weather, the eccasion bfeiiig a welCbme tb Mr. J. J. Maher, M. P. fbi' Otaki. Mi\ Brhce Harvey, chairman of the Paremata National Party, ihtroduCSd the ghest in 4 a veryi happy speech, and the large audi-j ence resporided ; in no uncartain, manner." . ... ! Mr. Maher, in his reply, thariked the Paremata people for the fine weleome, speciaily pfaisihg the work of the , ladies for providing such a Wbnderfui siipper made bi iocal products. Mentibii was also made bf the- strong patriotic nbte in the hall decbratibhs. Special reference's , ■ apd * honbtirS were "accbrded to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ginders, Gdlden Gate, who that day, were celebrating their silver wedding. Enthusiastic conimeht was. also made on the forthcoming Royal visit to New Zealand. J Miisic was supplied by a professional dance band and Mr. W. G; Pope, with his huhiorous interiudes, helped as M.C. to make the evening siibh a stiCceas. The immense. work of dfgahisatioh fdr the function was carried out by Mesdames K. Bradey, J. R. Nash, H. Rigger, and Bruce Harve'y. j
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Chronicle (Levin), 3 August 1948, Page 4
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