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FAREWELL EVENING. M
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An enjoyahle farewell evening tended to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred son, who are leaving th'e Oturoa trict, by their friends last Thur- g evening. Games, competitions arffl dancing whiled away a happy evenir®j| The winners of the competitions Ww Miss R. O'Connell, Miss C. Cron'mg Mr. J. Hogg, Mr. J. Gilcrest anH ter B. Robinson. M Among those present were: Mrs- ^||| Robinson, Mrs. J. Branson, Mrs. W j-tobinson, Mrs. D. Calvert, Mrs. son, Miss D. Ci'onin, Miss I. worth, Miss O. Cronin, Miss Hj O'Connell, Miss R. Unsworth, Miss O'C'onnell, Miss M. Branson, Miss O'Connell, Messrs. W. Robinson, Unsworth, C. Robinson, J. Hogg, ,t-3| Calvert, W. Kidson, J. Calvert,1^ Smith, J. Gilcrest, E. Kerr, H. 0'Co%| nell, Master B. Robinson. - m
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 361, 24 October 1932, Page 4
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