BAZAAR.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1743, 20 October 1917, Page 2

BAZAAR.

The bazaar, held in aid of the funds of the local Catholic Church, which was opened on Tuesday last, .was brought to a conclusion in the Town Hall last night. There was a good attendance of the public, and keen interest was evinced in the final ‘ drawings for the various works of art, A small arpiy of assistants, principally young ladies, were busy selling tickets on the various articdes to be disposed of, "during the evening, while the 'stall-holders, marked down the prices of their* goods in order to effect a clearance. The Borough Band discoursed 4/ music at intervals during-the evening. The following are the names of the winners in the principal drawings:— American Stall.—Dainty handpainted mirror, 252, Darcy Robin-, son; fancy cushion, 87, Mrs R. Green; poker work fife screen, 123, J. R. Hynes; carved table, 178, Roy Rhodes; crochet bedspread, 18, Mrs C. J. Thompson; point lace collar, 88, Mary Smith; Merry Widow doll, 110, P. Walls, Poston; poppy panels, 199, Mrs E. Puller; fancy Dutch cushion, 896, J. Madden. Belgian Stall.-—Japanese embroidered screen, 247, Dick Mcßraerty; “You great big beautiful doll,'* 918, Mrs Empson, Johnston Street; Christmas lilies, 274, Mrs D, Pur- , - cell; quaint mirror, 878, Richard Quinn, Upper Hutt; Belgian Milktiiaid doll, C 272, J. A, Smith; picture of King and Queen of the Belgians, 221, F. Hayden, Levin; picture King of the Belgians, 39, Mary Smith, Irish Stall.—lrish Colleen, 311, Gladys Dudson; New Zealand landscape, 166, Mr Wilson, Poston; ; unique hand-painted mirror, 264, Mrs M. E. Young, Upper Hutt; hand-painted screen, 127, Miss An. nie Henson, Raumai.