Fair at Ihakara

Levin Daily Chronicle, 24 March 1917, Page 3

Fair at Ihakara

LIST OF DONORS. Arrangements are now complete for the patriotic fair to be held in the Ihakara Hall on Wednesday next, 28th March. Donations have been promised as follows: Sheep, Messrs Gorringe, Dob-sou, Rixton, Richard, HHggiinson, J. Home, Barnett, Dunn, Kilsby, Glassl'ord, Beacon, Kemp, R. Home, Sonvnson, Graham, lvirkcaldie; wean. er calves: Messrs Rankin, llopiha, Hurley, Duncan, Riichardson; istock: Messrs Simpson, Jackson and Davies Estate; horses: Messrs J. Prouse and Rixon; pigs : Messrs Scott, Moxham, Perry, W. Kilsby, J. Gay, J. Page and Broadbelt; poultry : Messrs O'Connell, Moxham, Judd, J. C. Moxham, Elsmore. Cash donations are to hand from: P. E. Palmes 20 0 0 Dr Newman 10 0 0 S. Rolston o o.® J. Rolston 2 0 0 :H. Essex 2 2 0 G. W. Richardson 110 W. Egginton 110 H. J. Richards '10 0 J. Strong :1 0 0 H. Nicholson '10 0 L. B. Barron H 3 r — Beckett 0 R. AVilliams 10 0 N. Shute 10 0 A. J. Mark . 5 0 Mrs Ward ° 0 T. Broome ® 0 J. M. Milne ® 0 C. S. Keedwell 3 0 Leong Bros. 2 6 G. H. Bould 2 6 W. Hughes 2 0 A. F. Wilson 2 6 A. Woodman 2 0 Household industries and iprodiuee are promised in large quantities, and everything points to a mo6t successful sale. The ladies have the catering well in hand, and arrangements have been made for the building of yards, stalls, tables, etc. Through a clerical e>ror in last report, the names of Mr ■p E. Palmes was omitted from the working executive on produce; also those of Miss Sharman from the tearoom committee, Mrs Best from the fancy-work stall, "and the Misses L. Broadbelt, L. Ward, M. Taylor and Alice Ward from the sweet stall. Mr W. H. Field, M.P., will open the fair at 2 p.m.