THAMES GIRLS’ CLUB
DR. BUCKLEY TURKINGTON ADDRESSES MEETING A very enjoyable afternoon was spent in the Druids’ Hall. Newton, on Tuesday, when the members of the Thames Girls’ Club held a reunion. The president. Airs. P. AlcGregor, was in the chair. Dr. Buckley-Turkington gave a most impressive address on the obstetrical appeal to women of New Zealand. Items were given by Airs. Wright, Aliss Laura Walker, Alisses Porteus, Mubber, and Bonnie Stubbing.
A competition was won by Aliss Phoebe Hurling.
The meeting concluded with afternoon tea and the singing of ‘A.uld Lang Syne.”
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 920, 13 March 1930, Page 4
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