A very enjoyable function was bold in. the Kokatalii Hall on Wednesday evening when a dance was held to celebrate the coming of age of Miss A. Sberriff. A large number of friends was present, and the evening quickly passed in dancing to music played by Miss Ackers and Ah- Crough. The toast of the guest of honour was aptly proposed by Air A. Thomas, while Air Fleming also spoke in appreciative terms of ATrs Sberriff and her daughter. Air; Sherri.T briefly responded. The response to cheers called [or the two ladies was warmly given. put Aew Zealand made vinegar in vour 03’uet— —always stipulate febar- • asul's \*ilioir' > al.’“n vw| buy. W s pntp. piquant, full-flavoured eondinuM't Ir bevi.it) or hoik. All stores
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 December 1933, Page 5
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123Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 30 December 1933, Page 5
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