SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY
A successful concert was sjiven by Mrs. E, Patterson before a very krge audience ut the Sailors' Mend Society oil Tuesday, when encores wero the order of tho evening. The performers wtre:—Mrs. Pattorson, the Misses Monkman, J. Lewis, M'lCeau, Bennic, E. Clapp, and Messrs. Armstrong, Ridding, Vincent (Tainui), and C'olven (Hemuera). The Misses E. Clapp, J. Lewis, Griffiths, and M'Kcan were at the piano. "On the Waterwagon" was the title of Mr. Moore's address. Pledges followed. The full port lias meant largely-increased attendances, and Tuesday's competitions 'were of an exciting kind. The prizes were sent by Mrs. Fletcher (the hostess) and Mis<* Lewis, and went to the men of the Taii.ui, Whnkntan?, Remuern. and Northumberland. A vote of thanks was responded to by Mrs. Patterson. The csquimaux, mid realms of/snow. Dwells in his dome-shaped homo of >ce; And. though its space is small, sre know For all his needs it does suffice. But how much happier his lot. And how much better he'd endure, If he, like we, had haply eot Supplies of Woods' Great Peppermint Ouro. i -AdvJ.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 197, 15 May 1919, Page 3
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182SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 197, 15 May 1919, Page 3
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