ROSEBUD COMPETITION.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 219, 30 December 1916, Page 4

ROSEBUD COMPETITION.

CANDIDATES.' 1, Jean Gilchrist, Utiku, secretary,. Miss McAuliffe; 2, Etta Spooner, Raketapauma, secretary, Miss Spooner; 3, Peggy May, Mataroa, secretary,. Mrs. May; 4, Marianna Hekenui, native, secretary Mr. T. Shout; 5, Rcna. Field, Te Kapua, secretary, Mr. L.Daws; 6, Jean Campbell, Ohutu, secretary, Mrs. Campbell; 7, Bee Downing,. Taihape, secretary, Mr. J. Downing; 8, Gwen Gardner, Taihape, secretary, Mrs. Dr. Boyd; 9, Lily Isobel Doole, Pukeokahu, secretary, Mrs. S. Powell; 10, Mary O'Brien, railwaj 7 , secretary, Mr. F. Ward; 11, May Denness, Taihape, secretary, Mrs. E. White. COMING EVENTS. Every evening", Town Hall 'V'uidi Three Star pictures, in interests of all candidates. January 1, 1917.—Dance, Mataroa, Mataroa Rosebud; January 25, sale of work and dance, Utiku, Utiku Rosebud; January 5, 12, 19, and 26.—Euchre party and dance, Railway Social Hall, Railway Rosebud. January 2, 1917.—A meeting will beheld in the Ohutu Hall on T-hursday next, 2nd inst, to form a committee to advance the interests of Jean. Campbell, the Ohutu Rosebud. Thursday, January 4. —Dance at McDonnell's, Taurangarere—Raketapau" ma Rosebud.

The supporters of the various candidates expect to do good business today and Monday, when the presence of the usual holiday crowd will be tak-

en advantage of. Secretaries ol! candidates are requested to notify the organisers of any event in aid of their candidates. P.O. box 53, or telephones 52 or 197. The organisers are issuing to all' candidates cards for a watch-guessing competition. Guesses will be Id each and the winner will receive a £lO- - or gent's gold watch. Good business has been done by all candidates, and all are h/SJktvit' of winning. The influx of visitjjs ta town on Saturday was taken advantage of by the supporters of many candidates, and good results were obtained from the sale of art union t.ick-t ets 'and- picture theatre tickets.' ;: