VALEDICTORY.
MR J. J. DOYLE ENTERTAINED. Mi- J. J. Doyle, a guard on the > of .railways, wiho has been transferred to the Mercer section, in. the Auckland district, was entertained at a farewell social in the LodgeJroom of . the Hall in Master-ton last evening. : Thechair' : was' occupied by Mr Toogood. Besides the toast, of the guest of the evening, which was drunk iii bumpers, tine following toasts were honoured:,— The Carriers, proposed by Mr Riley and re- • sponded to by Messrs Fly and Whit- • tofefr-; Traffic Staff, proposed, by Mr ■•; :>Cratiiex and .responded to by .Messrs, . Fiiendajod Cairns; Locomotive Staff, • r proposed by Mr "Friend, and responded to-by. Mesisrs Grother and Satin- '■'- < ] dears Staff, proposed :*■■■■ • by? Mr O'Neal and responded to by ••, Mr Hucfcstep; "Die Press," p-ropos- . Ed by Mr Selby and responded to by '"•■- Messrs Pryor Gilbert and. Dew; "The Ladies," proposed by Mr Doyle and responded to by Messrs o'Nedll and Conner; "The Visitors," proposed by Mr F. Small and responded to by Messrs Walsh, Mackellar, F. Day. and P. Gilbert.- A very pleasant gathering was brought to a close with the singing of "Auld Lang Sytne."
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10277, 4 July 1911, Page 5
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189VALEDICTORY. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10277, 4 July 1911, Page 5
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