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Mrs G. H. Guy, of Auckland, is visiting Pahiatua.
Mrs Innes is the guest of Mrs L. Meredith. Te Maire. Mangapakeha.
Miss Jean Riley has returned to Masterton after a visit to Wellington.
Mrs Ryder. Auckland, is staying with her daughter Mrs J. Laing. Wainui-o-ru.
Mrs E. M. Hodder and family. Lansdowne, have returned from a visit to Paraparaumu Beach.
Miss Jean Grant is a Christchurch visitor to Pahiatua. being the guest of her sister, Mrs E. Scandrett. Miss Nan Shirtcliffe Otaki. is the guest of Mrs A. P. Bennett. Renal! Street. Masterton.
Mrs T. S. West. Auckland, is staying with her mother. Mrs T. W. Wardell. Te Whiti.
Mrs P. J. Borthwick and family. “Eridge,” will leave on Monday to spend a fortnight at Paraparaumu Beach.
Miss Sophia Ginger. Hawera. yesterday attained her 102nd birthday. She is amazingly fit and active and still reads and writes and plays cards three nights a week. Though she does not rise till noon, she stays up till 10 p.m. She has spent 90 years in the Taranaki province and can recount thrilling pioneer memories. Asked to what she attributed her great age. she replied: “I did not lead a rackety life, which may be the reason."
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 February 1941, Page 8
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206PERSONAL ITEMS Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 February 1941, Page 8
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