THE BIG BAZAAR.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 August 1921, Page 3

THE BIG BAZAAR.

) OPENS 2.30 TO-MORROW. The Princess Theatre will be the centre attraction and the lino of business to-morrow. The big bazaar will open at 2.30 to-morrow afternoon, and 1 throughout the day and evening, all roads will lead that way. The hall will be prepared for tlie bazaar in the early morning, a working bee setting to work bright and early to-morrow. The stalls will be erected and decorated be- ; times, and loaded with useful goods and articles in common demand. There will bo interesting sideshows and of course a pleasant retreat in the refreshment rooms. The ladies may be relied upon l ) do their part well and faithfully, and patrons will be sure of a. hearty welcome, and civil attention to their requirements. To-morrow night the doors will open at 7 o’clock, and at 8 the bright and ' sparkling revue “Some Where, Bome 1 Night” will be the special attraction. Airs Staveley has organised a unique programme, and the public will be entertained delightfully. The programme circulated with this issue gives a foretaste of the quality, the items enumerated betokening the very best. Mrs Houston will be at the piano, and the entertainment is sure to go with a ! will. ! '’Plio admission in the evening will be ‘ upstairs 2s, downstairs Is. Seats may be reserved upstairs at Mclntosh’s for an extra 6d. There will lie no charge for admission during the afternoon. The bazaar will bo continued on Wednesday afternoon and evening, when it will close finally.