WAITARA.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 July 1916, Page 3

WAITARA.

| (From Our Own Correspondent). ' Waitara. July 5. Ihe members of the Wailara Senior Cadets held a social last ,-veni lo lan-well Mr. W .1. |j i(( ||ey prior to his departure lor Wellington, where he is taking up duties on the- railwav stall at iiiorndon station. Mr. 11. Eggleton occupied the chair, and a varied and lengthy toast list was gone throii-di. commencing with -The Is ing." >(fur Army and Navy" was responded to by Lieuts. Brabant and Kenipsell; -The Tress" by Cadet Ayres; ••Uliicers and VCO.-.s „f the Cadet Company." by V'uts. Brabant and Kenipsell, Scrgt.- ■ -Major Luxton, Bugler Sampson. SeMs Skelton and St. George; -The recent Cadet Socials," by Cadet Uadley i"'d Limit. Brabant. Sonus were c„t,f/;. hnled by Cadets Bird, vipciwhaw. Hailie.v, Tuke. Tayior, J. Hcilicr, Voitroskv Cul.-Sergt. Luxton, It. and 1). Telfa'r a duet In- Cadets Frost and Bird, a pianoforte solo by Mr. Tuke, and a son" in -Maori and English by Cadet \V. Skelton. In wishing "t!od" every success in his future career, the lads presented him with case and holder, together with a liiiiiil-ome illuminated dial wristlet, watch, as small ( o k o ns of the esteem ill which he was held here. A hearty vote u f thanks was accorded the chairman. Mr. Tuke. for his assistance ftt the piano, ami to .Mrs. Thompson and staff. The singing vi -Auld Lang Syne" and the Xationnl Anthem brought a very enjoyable evening to a close.