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Pot Pourri
Old folk from Te Wiremu House visited Mrs B. H. Dodge's begonia houses at 536 Gladstone Road to admire the beautiful blooms. Among the visitors were, from left: Mesdames E. O'Neill, M. Thompson, B. Hislop, Mr C. Parker, and Mrs E. Turner.
Miss Eileen Keany, Fox Street, who retired from the office of the Union Steam Ship Company after 44 years' service.
E. W. Barratt's Kahutia four which won the recent Peace Shield bowling tournament from the Gisborne four skipped by F. W. Roberts. The tourney was contested by 32 local and visiting teams. From left: F. Raggett (L), E. Lane (3), N. Baynes (2), and E. W. Barratt (skip).
Mr Sid Mead and wife June (nee Walker, formerly of Ruatoria), and daughters Aroha and Linda, pictured outside a student dormitory at the University of Southern Illinois, U.S.A., where Mr Mead is studying for his Ph.D in anthropology. Prior to leaving for America Mr Mead graduated M.A. from Auckland University, where he also lectured, while Mrs Mead was a teacher at Auckland Girls' Grammar School.
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