Rock & Roll in the Hall!

Hall Centennial Books Available To Purchase

Our Centennial Book is now available to purchase.

The book is over 100 pages, A4 size and contains many photos.
Books cost $30 per copy.

All profits go to the hall with books purchased locally from;

Mt Bruce Pioneer Museum - SH2
Gill Murray - Awarua
Marlene Ditchfield - Mikimiki Road
Wairarapa Archive

For postal orders;
Email: gill.murray@xtra.co.nz
or write: Mt Bruce Hall, c/- Awarua, 1497 SH 2, RD 1, Masterton 5881
NZ Post (Size 3 Bubble Postage) please add $6.50.
Overseas postage will depend on destination address.
You can pay by Internet Banking - ANZ Bank: Mt Bruce Hall A/c 117100-0273286-11
Use as Ref: Book & Your Names or send a cheque payable to Mt Bruce Hall.
Books will be dispatched after payment is received.

Books can also be purchased from;

Pukaha Mt Bruce Wildlife Centre
Hedleys Bookshop, Masterton
Wee Red Barn, SH 2, north of Masterton

Book Launch

Memorabilia on sale at the Centennial this weekend!

Open Invitation to Sunday Centennial Events

The Centennial is upon us, in fact it is only 5 days away. We are looking forward to an exciting and fun weekend celebrating the 100th birthday of our hall.

 

In response to community requests we have changed the format for Sunday’s activities from the original plan.

 

There will now be NO cost to attend the activities on Sunday. Lunch will now be a community pot luck lunch, it will not be catered.

 

Members of the wider Mt Bruce community are all welcome to join us on Sunday for the service and or lunch, see the displays, buy some memorabilia and order your copy of our book on the history of the hall. No registration required, just arrive and join in. Church and dedication service starts at 10am (daylight saving time), Lunch will be about 12:30.

There's a great article in this weeks Wairarapa Midweek page 14 about Maurice Hunt and the commemoration at the hall on Sunday.

Recent Newspaper Advertisement

We placed the following advert in our local papers recently...

Bagpipes at the Wedding.

What local wedding would be complete without a tune or two from the bagpipes?
Pictured are Les Trass and Len Barnes playing at the wedding of  Darragh and Neta Weston's Wedding at the hall 23 November 1956.

Thanks Robyn Weston for the photo.