SALE OF WORK.

Otaki Mail, 27 April 1923, Page 2

SALE OF WORK.

A SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION. Vesteruay n -V o 1 work as cold in the Olaki Town JI.-ill iji ronnceGou with the Methodist Church. -xli'V -t-l-.-n----did busii.e,-- resulted. \ artous -alls vet# te-tefully arranged. :-:ol. .oder the able guidance of a nuinbcr oi onergetic ladies, splendid business resulted. Ouite a sum ol money w; . raised lor the purpose of renovating the Church. Mr J. P. Brandon (Mayor opened pro <;‘-eding- it: a happy -pi.-ech. after filch ..11 attendants got lot-;.. Th- bo;, b’ tumble -fall v, a - the first to gte'-t the eve on entering the hall, ’i he tail was, tvell laden with the handiwork of the boys, and was under the control of Masters Stephen Watts and Ken KeaJl. The cake and sweet stall a very attractive one —v.as in charge of Mm Cockrell, Air.- Walter Taylor, and Mi-S Dorothy .Smith; the baudkeicbie! and d ’ovley stall-—a pretty one—in charge of Mrs Synnott and Mi-- Morrison: the works’ -tali -which attracted many buyer-—ia charge of Mr- Jrt *;;g. Mrs Wright and Mrs Lowry; and the proI duct stall- well laden--under the superI vision of Mr- A. Smith. Miss Bit truer and Mi-- Meta Taylor. The bran tubs, I where good business was transacted, were in charge of Mis- Maidb- Smith and Doris Oliver; the Xintir tre‘prettily arranged—was in eharge of Misse.- Janet Smith and Beatriee Keall, and the tea-roots- under th<- control of .Mrs Will Taylor, Mrs R, Hughe-, and .'Jr- Oliver. Much credit for the success of the affair is largely due to Mrs Geo. Taylor (President) who displayed a Jot of in t -rest. Cake competitions resulted: Under 1 - year.-, Patty Oliver i. Betty Oliver Commended; tinder 10 year.-, Joan Percival 1, Connie Evans 2. Doris Oliver commended.