PARK CARNIVAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1920, Page 2

PARK CARNIVAL.

FURTHER COMPETITION RESULTS. Following are the results of the remaining competitions at the carnival at New Plymouth in aid of Pukekura Park: Mrs. Hill's cakes, Mrs. Lowry 1, Mrs. V. O. West 2; camisole (guess number of hours In working—exact time 22hrs lOmln—nearest guess, 24 hours), Miss "Jones"; silver butter-dish, Mr. Baddeley; pen-painted cushion, Mrs. S. Ewing; silk cushion, Mr. Baddeley; books ("Life of Livingstone"), C. Stewart; whisky cakes (3), Grace MeAHum, Miss Klrton, L. Phillips, Waitoitol; hygienic cake, "Scottie"; crepe nightdress, Mr. Gleeson; ham (won by Mr. Whittle and r'c-donated), Mr. A. B. Hope; gold bracelet, Mr. Baddeley; manicure set, Miss Gibson; knitted golfer, V. Vlckers, Omata. There are still the pony competition and the pair of goats and the cart to be disposed of. Owing to the weather the Scout boys were able to do very little, and the daffodils which had been promised were not able to be handled In the heavy rain and high winds which prevailed. In tliis respect, therefore, the effort will not be Anally concluded until Saturday. Flowers will be on sale this week. The goods remaining over from the merchants' stall are still for disposal at the prices marked upon them o:i Saturday, and anyone can buy on applying to Mrs. Bufgess. When the effort is finally completed arratffcements have been made for any of these goods then remaining to be taken off the hands of the Park Committee. The special thanks of Mrs. Burgess and her helpers are extended to Mr. Hoffmann for the use or piano, and to Mesdames Tanner and McKenzle, who voluntarily came and did the washing up of dishes until 10 o'clock every night.