THE RECENT CARNIVAL.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1726, 16 June 1917, Page 3

THE RECENT CARNIVAL.

Al Thursday night's meeting 01. ihe [(!<■;! 1 Patriotic Society, the ambled balance-sheet in connecti<>u witli 1 he; recant. Carnival was submitted and adopted. Tin- receipts totalled 11s 2d. and the expenditure Ad.! 7s (id, leaving’ a balance of .folio ds dll. Donations lotalled JJISI (is, horse events Did 2s ikl, collect ions 121 iSs !)d, gates .131) 13s (id, concert ,C-j 3 lID lid, pony 127 Is, produce stall Dls 7s, rclxeshmeiil rooms 131 IDs lid, sweets stall 133. 2s, (lower slali 121 ids Sd, bran tub 111 (is !)d, cake 11. As, sheet) 11, (is (id, call lb 2> (id, guessing competition on takings lit 2s, sale ol hemp (purchased by .Messrs A. S. J.’alerson anil Co.) lild 17s llkl. Items ol expemlil ure; I’rizo money horse events gill printing and advertising 112 ids, postages, etc., 5s (id. The president, Mr .1. Ciirvstall, said Ihe result of tin- Carnival was siircssJal beyond expectation. the [banks of the Society were due to all who had so ungrudgingly given their services. He would like particujarh' to mention I lie bev, \\. Li a iue, \vhr» ~h i' i evl ;; s "Sec fel ary aho general organiser. Other members also [laid a tribute to the work' ol the Carnival secretary. In reply, .Mr liable said it had been a pleasure to him to do something in a good cause, and the credit was due not alone |o him but to ail who had so willingly assisted. There was no complaining, and eaeli set out to do their best. The \’oie of (hanks to Mr linine was carried wilh hearty applause. Votes of thanks were passed to all who had in any way assisted at the Carnival.