WESTERN PARK BAZAAR

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 27 February 1907, Page 2

WESTERN PARK BAZAAR

\\ e art; often afforded examples of what can he done by persistent energy under the direction'of a goud leader. Tin: great success of tiie W extern Park bazaar, opened in Die Theatre Koyal \>n luesday afternoon but adds another to the list. When it was first decided many, months ago to hold a bazaar in 1-ebruary in order to rai.se funds lor carying yJ) the wok of making a rough borough reserve into a delightful pleasure-ground and up-to-date sports ground, the personnel of the committoo kit no room to doubt that the proect would be vigorously pushed on, and that the bazaar would open with a very line display of goods for disposal. The ladies' committee has amply justified the euuficnce placed in them. as can readily be seen by visiting the* Theatre Boyal thU afternoon or to-morrow afternoon,-to-nght or to-to-morrow night. Quite the feature of the display is the elaborate central stall, or collection orf six tables, under a gorgeous canopy. Here are Hie fan cy goods, liiK-ii work, doils. handkerchief and collar, and pottery si alts, ! packed with a assortment of goods for sale, and caleulaled to .suit all tastes and tlie smallest and biggest purses Under the circle are ■ well-lilled slabs on the one side, and sweets and toys on the other, with, a men's stall just at ,the entancc. The stallholders are:— l-ancy, Mexdames 11. Ward. \j. l'ullol, and 31. Coldwater, and .Miss Coldwater; linen, Mesdame* <>. \\. Browne. \\. A. Coliis, and Johnston; doll, blisses Cunningham and ft. Webster; handkerchief and collar, Miss Bealj pottery, Mesdames Htandi.sh ; Skinnier, ajn'd Alexander; pot [plant.-; and buttonholes, blisses Tardy and t.uiiiey; ice cream and salad, Mrs Berridge and the .Misses JWridgc (2); produce hid cookery. Mesdmes U. A. Corney, W. J). Webster, Cock, Noonan, MeLean and W. J. lloiieyiicld; men's stall, Messrs (J. W. Browne, J. .Mitchell, 11. Cock, and L. Bullot; afternoon tea and supper r< - . Mesdames Tisch, Wallach, W. Ju . ■■■•, d Misses Ward (2) and Bayly; ...vU. Mis>es lavior, L'; B. ,'Webster, atul Boy; I).M.S. Victory, laden with toys. Me>dames 14. P. Webster and ITeteher, Misses Pritchard and Godfrey. The novelties arid tho excellent vib'n «.i ven in all departments should ensure full satisfaction to patrons. Amongst the amusements will he hat-trimming for men and nail-driving for ladies. The Carrisou and Military Bands, and Cornwall's Mandolin an Guitar Bands have been ei gaged. aiul assist greatly in the rnjnuient of the a Hair. There was a good at tendance-during Tuesday afternoon, and also in the evening, the opening ceremony being performed at 3 o'clock by His Worship the Mayor. As previously mentioned, the bazaar and all its attractions will be open ! this afternoon and evening, and also on Thursday. |