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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 39, 17 November 1864, Page 2

(To the Editor of the Oamart; Times.) V Sir, —It will greatly oblige the undersigned :f yon c:B> find space for a few words of genera] thanks to a inuliß: tude of kind friends who have lent help and good-will <X the cause of our late Goncerb »ud Bazaar. Tbe ladifiß the chief woikeis in hoth, have, of course, the hearty thanks of all that portion of the community who we> entertained by them, and doubtless many more wtß> could not be present at the points of interest. Brtfßt and persevering were they to the end, and reward«Bj with more success than the most sanguine darod to cipate. Thanks to the gentlemen who assisted and esßconraKed them—to those who lent hall and store—s» the gentlemen of the Press—to liberal coatiibufoß* fiom Moeraki, Hampdeu, Dunedm, and Cnrisfcchurcli-B° to those who lent instruments—to those who decoratfß; t»nd to those who furnished materials for the same— B"" the receivers of tickets- indeed, to many still not en'S'J merated. Ha Tn behalf of the congregation, B) A. GiFPORD, Minister. B* P.S.—lTetfc' proceeds not having been yet arrived sB;, tho figares are not here given. The Concert svnd Baz>BJ together will, it is hoped, realize about JB2&G or £29mtj A statement of the disposal.of funds, will be publiafaeßi] in due course. Oamaru, Nov. 16, 1804. X