Bazaar at Matamata.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43385, 7 November 1908, Page 2

Bazaar at Matamata.

A sale of work organised for the puipow liquidating the debt on the Anglican Church, wjU opened on Wednesday of this > Th\ Rev. 1\ Cleary, after a brief speech,, called upon Rev. W. H. E Igell, who h» charge of the district for 18 open Ue Sale of work. Mr EdgeU/o rising Xs heaitily applaude 1, and af f r j humorouA address declared the Sale ofj open. The ladies lost little *jr e «• persuading^the visitors from the town p and districtXto part with their j/hihu'o • V sum of £so\was taken on the first nig Following isVi list of stall holders, etc. : . Fancy, Mrs Maine and Miss 1/ Garland , plain, MesdameA Payze and/ Mardon , produce: Misses Stanley and ' qtjey ; Gents. Misses Garland and\Burnett /Gipsy Tent, Mrs Ring ; bran tubNMisses/McDonnell and Pkilpott; fish pond.NMisses Stanley and Kilbride. The tea rooVi i(as presided over be Mesdames MoCaw, MWre-Jones and the Misses Payze, Ring and /fijardou ; shwUng gallery, Mr Steen. MfintV must not ba omitted of the Silhonebte Exhibitions or of the artist, Mr \ He is to b$ complimented on hi£ artistift productions which paovided inamenee amhsement. in his department W was assisted by Mr Cranswick. The Sale of Work much of its success to tlie indepatlgable in which Mrs Mdore-Jones, the aided by Mrs Payze, has worked fofetho last twelve months. It is invidious\to draw distinctions where all have worked hard but credit should be given to whom fit is due. Hi Simpson, to, was here, there -, and everywhere, working, helping ana organising." The Rev. P. Cleary thanked all and Sundry for the help that had been °Wa have just heard that the total receipts amount to £IOO.