MAIROA.
»_» Own Correspondent. On Thursday evening last a social was tendered to the settlers in the Mairoa school room by Mr and Mrs Thorns, the occasion being the departure of Miss Waters, niece of Mr and Mrs Thorns, to Wellington. Miss Biddle, niece of Mr and Mrs H. Voyce, who is also leaving Hie district, was associated in the farewell. Mr J. Mitchell spoke on bel If c t bac'u lor settlers, and presented t i uhr ladies each with a beautifuli\ bound copy of Scott's poem "* i V Oun lan, in a suitabl° «-uee"l letu ntd thanks on behalf of i! e q h n ni Dancing was induU c d n i 1 i 1 f hour, interspet °ci b c ui« t tn ] in good style b\ to , « m excellent supper \a= aro id i ia highly enjoyabl r uncnct was hiou„n< to a close by tno <*i umc o Auld Lan" Syne.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 611, 15 October 1913, Page 5
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156MAIROA. King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 611, 15 October 1913, Page 5
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