RED CROSS BAZAAR.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1918, Page 3

RED CROSS BAZAAR.

AT XIGKIt HOUSE A very attractively aTran.ifl bnyrtiir. v. i, held at Xiwr Kimsc on \Ycdwstlay afternoon ii> aid of U<*tl Cms-; lunilTliero \va.« a lais« attendance of victors who tly enjoyed the afternoon, th r 1 several aitraeiion 1 ; provided meeting with liberal patrona"'.'. >frs E. A. Walker ojHiied I'lo j>roif»'lin.H's and in dointj su i im-ri'-Uli'-' i the on th' 1 i l- ;i 'lleal, display j>iusented. She »iate.l '>at aii tii<* moiicy raided in New Zcalan-I w»nt dirwtl.v to lieip New Zealand sick inul wounded soldiers, and aav surplus moneys v.erc hold and administered by Vic l'.ritish Red Cross Soeietv, ,vV:> operated in every >phere or il:e war. but move where Now Zealand units were enu:r;ed. She referred to a ver-n'. cable me.-sege whic;uhad stated that in connection with the new n!i'cii<ive t'e • w.v-,11 hnl had been succoured with wondertnl celerity by the lied Cross stretelierbeaiers, rhe_ motor ambulances beintr in closest Imie'ii with the front line. She then ur ; ..el a'! who had to remain at Ininc to spare no e!lort in the sacred cause o!" the wo«itdod. T'.ie stalls and ro;>ns were tasiom.iy arranged and lie :ci'at"d. ami were in charge of the following:—Afternoon tea, Mi<scs I'.rainley an:! Pruc:»; sweets, Miss J. Bramiey; flowers, Miss Williams: Christinas trc>, -Miss 51b!>U; fancy work, Misses Cornev and l.eii'i; produce. Mrs ar.d Miss Hates. Durimj; the afternoon m'isieal items were contributed by the Mirses Blcwman. dean Bonne!';. Hurley, ]s. -Mian, liatos and E. Bennett. A number of competitions were nel 1, the results being as follows: -Fairy doll. Miss J. Bramlev; ho-vl, Mrs li. liny: cushion, Mrs McKean-, table, centre, Miss K. T.onsjstaff. The takings amounted to .filo. The promoters desire to -.hank all those who assisted in tho undertaking.