STAR SPANGLED BSZAAR.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 October 1918, Page 2

STAR SPANGLED BSZAAR.

CONTINUED SUCCESS

Patronage of the Bazaar yesterday was continued in a very substantial

manner. The attendance both afternoon and evening was almost as large as on the opening day. The business receipts showed a plcntitude of cash, the amount of the takings for the day being again of a record-breaking nature, and highly pleased the management. There was again a charming musical programme last evening comprising the following :—Overture, Misses Giese and Daly; song, “ tiod Send You Back to Me,” "Mr Brand; song, “True Till Death,” Mr Dan Roberts; pianoforte duet, Misses Giese and Gieseking; piccolo solo,’ Mr Gibbons; recitation, Mr P. Kortcgakt; song, Mr Brand; pianoforte duet, Misses St-op-forth and Halliday; song, “Mona,” Mr Dan Roberts. The accompaniments were played by Miss Aileen Daly in her usual finished manner. j At the conclusion of the evening M- I W. Jeffries thanked those present for I their attendance, stating the Bazaar I bad been a great success, and owing to | the large quantity of produce and gen- j >ral articles still coming to hand the I Bazaar would bo continued this (Fri- j lay) evening and on Saturday after- j loon and evening, j To-night’s programme will include I everal instrumental items and songs j >y Mrs D. Hunter and Messrs B. Rob- j rts and L. Aldridge. I