ALL SAINTS' BAZAAR.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 September 1922, Page 3

ALL SAINTS' BAZAAR.

“• I OPENED THIS AFTERNOON. All Saints’ Bazaar in tho Princess Theatre was successfully opened this , afternoon there being a good attend- ! mice present. 'lhe hall is lined with stalls all well filled pith a variety of .. goods of every description and a very One display is made as the result of 0 many weeks of preparations by the to energetic- c-ommittcy of ladies who so a- capably are carrying on the arrangements. ._ The stalls and those assisting there j. are as follows: — Baby stall. —Mcsdames Van-all, Dale gieish. Wothey, Morris and Miss .V MieheL Men’s stall.—Mcsdames Lawn, B. Dowell, and Miss Lawn. Sweet Stall. —Misses Boss. Mrs Giant and Airs Coulson, Plain Sewing Stall.—Miss Dale, Mestlames Richards, Ziegler and BafilS nistcr. - Produce Stall.—Mesdnrnes Bennett and Campbell and Miss Thompson. dials’ ’Stall.—Mrs Purehas, Misses Evans, Rosevear and Broun. J union Girls’ Stallj.—Misses J. Brclwn. H. Keller, Pierson and L. Evans. -|- ell Rooms. —Mcsdames .Norman, ’ Sponheimer, Palmer and Keys, Misses 11 Karnbach and Adamson, s Kish pond.—Mijs Barrowma.li and it hostel girls. „ Steady business appeared to he doing as the afternoon word on. 1 TO-NIGHT. The Bazaar will he continued tof night when Mrs .Stave-lev will present - a very atrac-tive progTamme c-onunenc: 1 in«' at 8 o’clock, of which particulars j. given iu the. inset distributed yesterday.