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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2936, 23 November 1916, Page 3

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Miss Muriel Fossotte was speak of Maori missions, and Mrs. elected secretary and treasurer in place DouU of the and the foreign of Mrs. Barltrop whose resignation ' reports mirbe read; ivas received at the annual meeting, at the Mission Study Circle will Squads were formed to compete in the report, and Mrs. Kaye -will give some competitions to be held at Mastcrton •impressions; - 7 p.m., the Home Mis- on New Year's Day, for Mrs. Charles siona at assembly. . Wagland's Cup and .the Caledonian SoThe ladies of Khandallah are giving c ' s medals. an. enterbiinment to-night at 8 o'clock We are glad that stationers, teachers,in the Returned Soldiers' Boom. They parents, and. scholars are recognising , will be assisted by Miss . Henderson's ™ 9 . splendid educational value of The Orchestra, Miss Parsons, Mr. Twist, Thinker brand \ writing tablets, > school and others. - exercises, and note "books. 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