Otahuhu

New Zealand Tablet, 25 May 1911, Page 953

Otahuhu

JFrom oar own correspondent,) May 19. The social gathering held on Friday evening last in aid of the church funds was fairly successful in spite of the tact that there were several other entertainments in the district on the same evening. The amount of the proceeds have not yet been made known, but it is expected that it will be satisfactory. The annual meeting of the Otahuhu Catholic Club was t A,l? the , clubroom on Sunday last. The secretary (Mr. J. O Connell) reported that the club had had a prosperous year- and submitted a balance sheet which showed a small credit balance. Several new members were elected, and Mr J . Glynn was elected as vice-president. It was decided to take over a spare room connected with the St. Joseph's Hall, and furnish it as a social room and library. The repairs to the church here, which have been standing over for some time past, are to be put in hand immediately, and should be completed by the end of June. ■; The preparations for the bazaar, which is to take place about October next, in aid of the debt on St. Joseph's Hall and schools, are now well advanced, and judging by the enthusiasm of the workers, and the general interest that is taken in the matter, the result should be highly satisfactory.