TAURANGA NEWS
Xh« members of the Loyal Tauranga , (re 0 f oddfellows celebrated their birthday by holding a social m Friday. Bro . W. Best, district grandmaster, ~, present, and prior to tho social Im’led tho now olllcers. The secrelire- H- Ollard, in replying to ’toast of the Loyal Tauranga Mdze gave some interesting facts. ;l 9 ’said the lodge was instituted on ti 1812. The membership was ■l financial members and 10 honor- “ members. Luring the seven the lodge lias been in operation ,|., re had been paid £231 6s 8d for ck benefits, £383 14s 9d for medical attendance, £lO6 9s for medicines. .139 4s 6d for members receiving hospital treatment. £216 for maternity onuses, and £lO for funeral allowaflces, and £ll 4s fid to the benevolent J The Tauranga South Bowling and Tennis Club held its annual meeting Friday evening. The report and balance sheet disclosed a very sucssful year. The election of officers •esulted: President, Mr. F. Boyd (re-f-'ected); vice-presidents, Messrs. T. Bunting and Renshaw; secretary, Mr. H B. Mount fort; assistant secretary ■or bowling club. G. Pegler; treasurer, *»s C. Jordan; executive committed Messrs. IV. J. Baigent, A. Hardy, E. p. Mountfort. and G. H. Bell. It ras decided to hold a social at an , ar iy date, when the prizes will be presented.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 704, 2 July 1929, Page 13
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216TAURANGA NEWS Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 704, 2 July 1929, Page 13
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