WESTERN PARK BAZAAR

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 28 February 1907, Page 2

WESTERN PARK BAZAAR

tiood business w«,i recorded sit the Western l'ark lm»i»c on Wednesday afternoon ami evening, the Theatre .lioyai being packed at night. The public ww well pleased w'.lh (In* value given at the stalls, and .■ a consequcnc the stallholders had a i \-e .une, taosc who came to see rema'ning lo buy. During the evening a number of art unions were disposed of, and there remain a number of lists to complete this evening. The management announces that every article is to be sold to-night, at less than bargain prices. The goods are there for absolute sale, and it is oniy by bc'.ng sold that they are of use lo the l'ark promoters. The various toy, sweets, produce, and other departments (lid good business, and an excellent slipper was provided for large numbers. At eight o'clock the Harrison Band headed" the Fire Brigade's torchlight procession to the theatre, anil played outside. Indoors excellent music was provided bv Cornwall's musical combinations, arid Jlr Atterill's phonograph lilltd in the intervals. An air <)f merriment pervades the whole all air, apart from (lie business aspect of it. This is the last clay of the bazaar. To-night the chance of seeing it and of helping the park by this means will pass right by. So the public are asked to step aloßff to the Theatre lioyai, and bring with them a few spare, shillings. The price of admission is reduced to (id, children lialf-p»«e