NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM SOCIETY.
TO' THE EDITOR. giv,—I would like to ask; Is it possible to secure any official figures ox the number of persona resident in and around Dunedin who hail from Northumberland and Durham? My reason for doing so is that I consider the time is now opportune for the formation of a Northumberland arid Durham society, with the object of preserving Tyneside traditions, customs, and folklore. There are similar organisations functioning successfully in the North Island, and 1. see no reason why a society cannot be formed here, and those who hail from the far north of England “hev a. taak aboot odd times in canny Newcastle or Sooth Shells.’—l am, etc., Geohdie. June
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Evening Star, Issue 21746, 14 June 1934, Page 12
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117NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM SOCIETY. Evening Star, Issue 21746, 14 June 1934, Page 12
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