Primitive Methodist Bazaar.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3599, 18 November 1905, Page 3

Primitive Methodist Bazaar.

Favoured with fine wither, t Methodist Bazaar was contin' je( j on Thursday afternoon and ovs' n j n „ Foxton Borough Brasa Band (under Bandmaster Betty) attstide d and considerably enlivened p-. 0oe ’ e( ii n » 3 by catchy musical so ecUV ns . Good buai . ness was recorded ‘. hroug h out) an d a fair profit should r egult a 8 the outcome of the energy delayed by those concerned. different stallholders were: — Plain dewing' —Mesdames Featherato Walker. .«ncy Stall.—Mrs Knewstubb and - >iss Speirs. Jumble Stall.—Mrs Saunders and Miss Spring. Toffee and Flower Stall. —Minnie Walker, Irene Langly, and Amy Podmore. Bran Tub.—A. Langley. Refreshments.—Mesdames Stiles and Jones and Misses Small, Walker, and V. Langley. Weighing Machine.—W. Podmore. The shooting and nail-driving competitions in charge of Misses M. H. and E. Walker and <J. H. Stiles were freely patronised, and afforded their quota of amusement and each. Amongst the various prize-winners were the following s—Shooting:s—Shooting: A handsome bridal party, consisting of bride and bride,l groom and two bridesmaids, Mr 0. -'*■ Austin (per Mr Band); cushions and other articles, Messrs Coley, Walker, Easton and Collins. Nail-driving: Misses Speirs and Walker, Mesdames , Saunders, Collins, Hickson and Knewstubb, and Messrs Tollison, Fakq, and Coley.