I was having lunch with my grandson, partner and baby great granddaughter at the Mill House
restaurant at the Crossing on Friday, January 6.

Whilst having a quiet drink waiting for our meal, the waiter whispered into my grandson's ear that our meal had been paid for by two gentlemen customers who had been sitting close to our table and had just left the restaurant.

Imagine the surprise we had at receiving this very kind, anonymous and random gesture. How can we possibly give our thanks to those very kind and thoughtful people?

We will endeavour to pass on this kindness in the future to keep the kindness on-going. We hear a lot about the bad people, so here is some good news about the good people in our community.
Elizabeth Hardy, Hairini.