TENUI.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10669, 26 June 1912, Page 7

TENUI.

On Friday (night (Mr 1 and Mrs Neviiis gave a dance in t3»o 'lemii Hall as a farewell to Br Mtißac, who is leaving 11,0 distort to liilif up ll l ,raoii '° f T e Kuiti. Tlwre «re about 170 guests present, many of thorn. travelling forty miles to attend. It was Infar the. iaj'gost affair c-f its land ever held in the district, :i ; :l clasps.cf the community l).nn.£ well Teprose»iu> • With such an id e ail hostess as Mi* ■Nevinis, .it is hardly necessary to add that tho dauct? was a, huge sncmss. the pu'ppor wars excellent, and t sic, supplied iby several hukr* rud Air "Dickens, was very good. Dancing warkept up until ahi out •!• o'clock, when Mr Neviiis, in a very aw at specvlt, ex- 1 pressed the regret cf the settles geuerall'v thai they shield be losnvg tue , services of Or Mediae, who hud onaao thinviolf .so popular in *«u> district. In replv, 3> McHao thanked tire settlers "for the li",spitc,Hty he bad received -at therr hands in all parts or tho district, and particularly mentioned Mr and Mrs Johnston, with whom ■he has resided during his twenty months' -stay in th'o district. Mr and Mrs Johnston certainly deserve the thanks cf the sottters, wild the doctor's committee .to for the ( way tln-v have, at considerable inconvenience to themselves, supplied a home to the five different doctors we have had during the last fifteen years. (Had they not dene thus, the doctor s committee would hrve. had to build a , 'house long before tins, for the doctor s tree.