BAPTIST BAZAAR.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 134, 30 October 1914, Page 4

BAPTIST BAZAAR.

SUCCESSFUL SALE OP WOKK. The bazaar and sale of work licld yesterday at the Good Templar liall in aid of the fund for the extinction of th«, debt on the Baptist ChurchJ wag a pronounced success, and as a consequence there was over £SO taken. The work 'wan certainly above the average, especially that) on the missionary stall, and u the sale is to be continued to-day ladieit will be well advised to take advantage ' of the opportunity of purchasing soiut of the elegant and useful articles on sale. The following were in charge oi the various stalk, and they are ail to be congratulated on their success:— Missionary Stall—Meadaanea Aanbury and Maunder, and Miss Drew. Produce.—Mosdaiuos Hewitt and Elliott. Flower*.—Me&damea W. Coleman, ftni Laughlin, together with Misses Coleman and liules. Plum and Fancy Sowing.—Mesdaine* Homiorj N, T. Maunder, imy, Caubew, K. Coleman, Simpson, Howell, McKtx,, and Miw Ainbury. Afternoon lea.—Mrs. Lightband, Mioses An*bury f Findlay and. McK'oy.. j Dolte.—Misses Gillespie and HonlMr,' '• Lollies,—.Misses Honnor, N. and Jbliolsoii. Bran Tuh.—(Boys) Marten Honnor, i Coleman and Elliott. (G<ir]a) Mica Edna's Hales. ? Christian Endeavor.—Miwcs Hownlll! and Elliot. 3 Woodwork.—Messrs Cohham aud Coleanan. I

During the evening an enjoyable pro»f gramme of music and recitations much pleasure to the visitors. Sooglj vtro contributed br Mias Ibbotson,"; ' Messrs Henriclis, Veale, Hflfilain and Afhor; ?piano solot by Miss Smith and Mr, Hoskin; recitations by the E«*.ChappeU and Mr. MoCleHaa, and 1 nicely rendered quartette* by Miner Ambury and Eea, "witk M«it» McCIeHW; and Ueirichß. This afternoon and OTeaing the barter will be continued, *dmusdon bedng &M. in the afternoon, a ol fid beinff ' made in the evening, when there willbe a scries of coimpatitionß ok well M a good musical programme.