MAORI GIRLS COLLEGE BAZAAR.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 156, 6 July 1903, Page 2

MAORI GIRLS COLLEGE BAZAAR.

' Ths bazaar in aid of the "Victoria 001, , lege for Maori Girls was brought to a dose by a matinee entertainment ry ha natives at the Theatre Royal ou Saturday, whan there was only a moderate nttendat c». It is satisfactory to learn that the taking* altogether have reached just upon £2OO, a result whi. h mus"; be very gratifying to the Rjv. F. A. Bennett (who has devoted so much . time and labour to the affair), and to 11 those who haveeo kindly assisted in r the endeavour to benefit such a 1 woithy object. There is no doubt but • that tbe natives who contributed their - hakas and songs proved a great afctrac- - tion, but to the ladies who carried out the Baziar a great measure of praise is r due, The latter were ably led by Mrs f Dockrill, and heartily supported by i Mesdames Cock, E. M. Smith, Buttle, i Woolley, Evan*, Home, Kemp, W. b Bennett, Ryan, Fleetwood, Spenc r, 9 Percy Smith, Collins, Pridham, Oop- . land, Rollo, W. Bullot, Paton and i Edmunds; Misses Tester, Stephensont Smith, Hempton, Ryan, Fleetwood, 3 Grant, Hopkinsou. Evans, MeKellar, i Fraser, E Hawken, MacDiarmid, Skinuer, Wilson, Mathews, Moiahead, s Gallagher, Kemp and Creagmile. Tho ladies desire to tbaak Messrs f W. H. Skinner, Woadard, Paton, B. a Olirke and for many te< vices ) kindly rendered during the bazaar.