The Banquet.

King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 213, 2 December 1909, Page 2

The Banquet.

After the opening of the bridge the party travelled to Kinohaku where m the evening a banquet was given, there being a large number present. After a delightful repast, providea by the ladies of the district, nan beer, done full justice to, the toast list _w:..= proceeded with. The loya. teau saving been duly bor.ourc ; chairman of the kawria b urty berrcil proposed the io£?t .*>: tr.cof the Evening." Mr Jennings in ret.;.' sat. mat bis trip had been a meet em/tyaebe ere. and he was most gratuitd at the nearly reception given him. ,Sitting in tre House in Wellington cay at ten :;ay was monotonous worm &r.. tee er.atg.to the counirv :.a :. .. much gOOCi. -... ■' . him that nc, ceive Mr '■■■-■ -■■■■•- ■- operation in bailing mm ty m leathering the -rants e. :re oisirim, rr the Taumarunui e.emorate trer ; v -re ; U6 polling p>.'.■■ e are r. mem ten y days to g>-t rerer ire ; rmnpai maces ' within t.m ; :"r' rate, it ras te hold. Personally be had never wavered on the poir.t. but had consistently ;

suppo-ted the freehold with limitation lof area. "In my opinion." asid the \ member, "gocd citizens want the Acianvces to Loea. Femes ,ie was honoured. dered by Messrs J-mathan, and Smith, and recitations by Messrs Jennings and Reams.