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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4466, 13 September 1922, Page 2

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Doctor Mary Armour, of the United States, is visiting New Zealand on a lecturing tour on behalf of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, and expects to deliver a lecture in Paeroa towards the end oS this month. The many Paeroa friends of Nurse Eileen Tukekino, of the Thames Hospital, will be pleased to learn that she was successful in passing her second-year nursing examination with honours, gaining Y 5 per cent, marks. Mn A. K. Harris, district traffic manager for the N-Z. Railway Department, is in Paeroa to-day in connection with local railway matters. A very pleasant evening was spent recently at the Spiral Hotel when over forty residents of Raurimu and various parts Of the county assembled at the smoke concert given in honour of! Mr G. S. Gould. Mr Gould,, since 1916, has held the position of engineer to the Kaitieke County Council, and has jnade Himself highly popular and respected. He resigned recently to take up work elsewhere. A lengthy toast list was gone through, and Mr E. T. Beaven presented Mr Gould with a purse of sovereigns as a token of the goodwill of the people of the district. Mr Gould was for several years engineer to the Ohinemuri Countv Council prior tp getting the position with the Kaitieke County,