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SPECIALS.

FAREWELL TO MISS AVISON. The Prohibition league united with our Union in honouring Miss Avison with a farewell social, which was held 4n the Petone Presbyterian Young CMen s Hall on Tuesday, October 26th. Miss Avison, who has l>een Secretary of both the Societies for a number of years, and has filled these positions with credit, is shortly leaving Petone for < Tiristchurch. The hall was decorated for the occasion, and a fine programme was rendered. Master Holgate gave a violin solo, accompanied by his sister Annie, Mrs Gifford a solo, Master Jenness a pianoforte solo, Mr Ihirgetter a solo. Mrs Cole, our President, paid a high tribute to the faithful work put in by Miss Avison, and on behalf of the Union presented her with a badge of honour and a small clock. Mrs Battersby also said a few words of farewell, regretting the departure of Miss Avison. Mrs Pargetter a solo, Mrs Milwood a solo, Mrs W. and G. Lockhead a duet, and Miss Hill a monologue. These items were heartily encored. The Rev. Mr Txjchore, President of the Prohibition League, thanked Miss Avison or her services, and made men-

tion of her giving Bible instruction ii the schools, and presented her with \ beautiful handbag with initial inscribed] The Rev. Mr Loan also spoke in ap. preciation of Miss Avison, and as her minister honoured her Christian character. Miss Avison. in responding, thanked all for their kindness, and said ttu evening had been to her full of pleasant surprises. She felt sorry to leave u.< all, and hoped some time to pay us a visit. A plenteous supper was provided by the ladies. Mr Piper was asked to speak, and expressed his pleasure at he. ing able to attend such a gathering. As regards Miss Avison, she had proved herself worthy of our honour and esteem. While we regret her departure, we are sure she will join up with tin hand of workers at Christchurch. ’ The meeting was brought to a close by the singing of "Auld Lang Syne." The Secretary desires to thank all wdio helped to make the evening so enjoyable.

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White Ribbon, Volume 32, Issue 376, 18 November 1926, Page 4

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SPECIALS. White Ribbon, Volume 32, Issue 376, 18 November 1926, Page 4

SPECIALS. White Ribbon, Volume 32, Issue 376, 18 November 1926, Page 4

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