BARAAR AND EXHIBITION.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8231, 7 September 1906, Page 5

BARAAR AND EXHIBITION.

The Bazaar, Exhibition and Ark Union, in aid of tbe funds of the Volunteers, Band, and Fire Brigade, was continued laßt evening. There was a very large attendance and altogether £llO was taken. The torchlight procession, in which the Masterton and Oarterton Bpuds, Mastertun and Carterton Fire Brigades, and Maaterton Volunteers, took part was a decided success, 'l'he programme of danoing In the Town Hall was completely changed. Every item was warmly applauded. The following won raffles last evening:—Raffle No. 4, ticket No. 115, Mrs Henry; No. 7, 478, Mr J. McGovern; No. 25, 668, Mr D. Lett; No. 34, 1,268, Mr W. Hornblow; No. 35, 1,133, Mrs Hyversfcon; No. 47, 2,587, Mr N. Burn; No. 56, 2,438, Miss K. Nimo.tt; No. 57, 2,205, Mr T. A. Cooper; No. 59, 2,278, Mrs J. Dixon; No. 62, 2,808, Mrs Boyle; No. 64, 2,833, Mr A. K. Potter; No 65, 2,672, Miss Rita Hoar; No. 66, 3,005, MraE. G. MoEwen; No. 67, 3,099, Mr H. Turner; No. 68, 2,685, Mr J. Milligan; No 69, 2,627 Mr A. K. JohnstonjNo. 70, 2,778, Master Major Eton; No. 71, 2,772, Miss M. McKay; No. 72. 2,742, Mrs Noble Campbell; No. 73, 2,707, Mr F. O'Connor; No. 74, 2,967, Mrs Noble Campbell; No. 76, 2,985, Mr J. Dunn; No. 77, 3,494, Mr H. Egau; No. 78, 2,694, Mr P. Larsen; No. 83, 3,383 (No Name); No. 85, 3,316, Mr Foster; No. 88, 3,528 Mr B. Turvey; No. 89, 3,751. Mr J. Bradbury; No. 91, 3,686, Miss E. Llood;No. 96, 2,178 (No Name); No. 97, 2,201, Miss Q. Fox; No. 98, 2,355, JVlr W. Muir. It is probable that another torchlight procession wil be held either to-morrow or Monday evening. Tie Bazaar will not be open this afternoon. i