A WHITE RIBBONER ON THE WING.
HALS. Niagara, April L’6, 1927. I »**;ir Mrs I‘erynian, - 1 thought you might like a line fro' i Honolulu. The President (Mrs Broughton) and Secretary (Dr. Bondi) met me at tie* boat and took me for a lovely drive, where the flowers are gorgeous in rieli colours and scent. They took me to the Aquarium, where I Maw fish of every colour conceivable, past description in variety and beauty, from si’ver to fishes that vied with the bird of pa radise. Dr. Bondi took me to a Chopin concert in the Y.M.C.A. Ball, which i splendidly equipped with music room, lounges, billiard rooms, caffaterias, and soda fountain library, reading rooms, as well as hostels, etc., etc. Certainly young men aml women are \xell catered for here. If all Prohibition towns look as prosperous as Honolulu, God grant that m> dear New Zealand may soon have Prohibition. 1 drove to the boat decorated with five Lei (garlands). This is the custom; each friend puts m garland round your neck, so 1 felt very rich with five new White RiWwn sisters.—Yours in W.R bond*. • MARY LEASE. President Napier W.C.T.I .
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White Ribbon, Volume 33, Issue 383, 18 June 1927, Page 4
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193A WHITE RIBBONER ON THE WING. White Ribbon, Volume 33, Issue 383, 18 June 1927, Page 4
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