LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 November 1923, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

'j'hc Knnieri < ii» kL-t Chili I>“H place iii iho I’n l lit- Hull. Kan ion touinmiiv (Tuesday I evening. Complete nrrniuroine.iits have hoon made 1m a successful gathering. \i the animal fortnightly meeting of (he Druid's Lodge hold on Thursday evening lasi. a c-oin|n titmn lor past •in of the whole ritual van won by Past Arch .1. ('onnine. I’a.-t Arch T. Knliinson being second. A similar competiiiuu for hrothren. ol 11,0 vue-nren s vain !iv Ilro. K. I*erguson.

On Saturday morning the w';<bhng vas -,.j nunised at St I'alrick > ( l.ureh Kumara. of Miss Margaret Murphy td**u it 1 1 le r cf Mr all.! -Mrs Murphy, ol Kumara). and Mr .lames Win. Mooney, (oldest SOU Oi Mr and Mrs J William Street. GivymomhL « <M>r'‘!iiuiiy 1 ormi’Cl 1 . Eat her I’. Aimlficli. who a,so celebrate the Nuptial Mass. The bride. who was icon away l,v her brother hr J. Murphy. h oked well m a troek ol s,. - ,!u- • i*e„e-de-r!iiue. with a ermoiiue !;!;! Me mas attended hy Mlss-L Korney as bridesmaid, who wore a kmgr,slier blue morocain I roe!., tot. 1 ' ; ,:-ta! hat. Mr l au.ee Rooney d-d his brother as host man. A • ion was held after the ceremony. , , residence of the bndogt oom s parents. when the health oi tie- happy ji.iic in -- ~ U) .„ t ..d. Ihe newly- wedded pair 'later left hy the Mull'..nd express „„ a honeymoon visit to n,r stel lireh. currying will, them the . I ‘ „■* wide eirele of mends for their future happiness and prosper-ifc-v.