Aokautere
(From Our Own Correspondent.) The harvest festival service was taken by Rev. Eaton. There was a good display of vegetables and fruits and many pther gifts. A dance was held recently by the young ladies of Aokautere, the hall being filled with a happy crowd. These dances are very popx>inr and it was decided to hold one every month, the proceeds to go to tho local boys' parcel fund. The Monte Carlo was won by Mr. and Mrs. Kilgarof, the Gay Gordons by Mr. Woodley and partner and Miss H, Lankshear and partner. The music was supplied by a professional orchestra. Mr, G. Woodley was M.C., while tho doorkeeper was Mr. H. Robertson. The Homo Guard held a picnic on Mr. W. Gosling’s property. All the poople of the district were invited and a happy tiruo was spent with sports. The outstanding event was the horso racing, children's ponies, hacks and draught horses, there being good entries in all classes.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 66, 21 March 1944, Page 2
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161Aokautere Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 66, 21 March 1944, Page 2
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