All Saints Church Bazaar.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 15 November 1890, Page 2

All Saints Church Bazaar.

Next Wednesday the Bazaar, for which the ladies of the congregation have for some months past been busily working, will be opened. The curate-in-charge of the parish, the Revd. Junes-Jones will formally open the Bazaar, and the ceremony should be exceedingly interesting, and attractive. The choir have kindly promised to attend to the musical portion of the opening formalities, under the able direction of Mr John E. Russell. We understand that every effort will be made to afford enjoyment to those who pay the bazaar a visit, as there will be practically a free concert going on during the hours the show is open, The work is both useful, and ornamental, and fair and legitimate prices have only been decided on. To those who are interested in gardening, it is hoped that a very creditable show will be offered, and the Committee hope that the settlers will one and all bring some samples of the productiveness of their gardens. There will be no money prizes but the "filip" of competition is believed will be a sufficient inducement. Every exertion having been made to justify the hope of a grand attendance, the rest lays with the public at large and their cordial cooperation is most earnestly requested.