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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9120, 20 June 1908, Page 7

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(Prom Our Own Correspondent). IINUI, June 16. Mrs Nevina entertained her friends to a book tea on the 11th inst at Annedale. The weather was fine, and quite a large number of guests were present. This was the first book tea held in the district. Mrs Nevins, in her usual kindly manner, made everybody feel quite at home. Afternoon tea was partaken of in the large dining room. Mrs Koss won the first prize with twenty correct; answers. Mrs Johnston won the prize for the most original representation of a book. Following is a list of the competitors:—Mrs Sutton, "Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare" ;Mrs Dalziel "A Lost Leader"; Mrs Handcock, "Woodstock"; Mrs Maunseli, "Ada Bede"; Mis A. J. Speedy, "Peg the Rake"; Mrs Brooks, "New Zealand Pearl; Mrs Johnston, "John Knox"; Mrs D. H. Speedy, "Peep o' Day"; Mr 3 Ross, "We Two"; Mrs A. Groves, "Tom Tails"; Mrs Perry, "Peg the Rake"; Miss M. Langdon, "A Tangled Skein"; Miss Brading, "Smoking Flax" ; Miss Kebbel, "The Old Dominion"; Miss Bellis, "Old Curiosity Shop"; Miss Stilborn, "The Crooked Stick"; Miss Langdon, "Sketches in Indian Ink"; Miss Clen i on, "It Cometh up as a Flower"; Miss Perry, "The Blind Bird's Nest"; Mr Perry, "Pickwick Papers"; Dr Dawson, "ProPatria"; Mr Kebnel, "Lothair"; Mr A. J. Hancock,"Wormwood"; MrJohnston, "Tom Sawyer"; Mr R. Perry, "The Daisy's Chain"; Mr Dalziel, "Our Mutual Friend"; Mr ClemiEon, "Tales from Nature"; Mr Speedy, "We Two"; Mr Maunseli, "Edged Tools"; Mr Brooks, "Double Event"; Mr Goode, "A Patched-up Affair."