PUKEKAWA.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 255, 11 December 1914, Page 3

PUKEKAWA.

Farms here are still changing handß at good prices, Mr R. Dunn has just disposed of his property, the price paid being, I understand, £3l per acre. Mr and Mrs Dunn were entertained at a farewell social In the hall on Thursday evening last, when a goodly number attended. The evening waß passed with dancing, cards, and music. After supper a speech was made by Mr A. Drake, who spoke in eulogistic terms ot the guests of the evening, and on behalf of their neighbours wished Mr and Mrs Dunn all happiness and prosperity in their new home. Mr Dunn suitably responded, after which those present sang "For They Are Jolly Cood Fellows," "Auld Lang Syne," etc. Tennis still continues to be of interest. A full attendance of members is called for Saturday afternoon, in ordei to discuss arrangements for a suitable ground to be prepared tor next season. JThe continued dry weather and the high winds prevailing for the past few mooths, are causing the crops not to come up to expectation, the oat crops particularly being veryjboit.