THE CATHOLIC BAZAAR.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12644, 3 November 1905, Page 5

THE CATHOLIC BAZAAR.

AN EIGHT DAYS' ATTRACTION

On Tuesday, November 14th, the interior of tihe Drill Hall, will undergo a complete transformation. Roomy stalls wild appear along tihe walls,'"the'place wiM be be a blaze of colour and full of aill the glamour and excitement of a well-managed bazaar. . The contents of the various stalls will represent months of assiduous work by /t!he ladies in charge. And they have done their work wall. If is too soon to particularise, but we may safely assert that there never has been such a choice and varied range of goods collected togetther for a Catholic bazaar in Wanganui. A refreshment bootih, under caipa'ble management, will, no doubt, become very popular. A host of willing assietoants will be ready every evening to dispense tiheir toothsome delegacies to visitors at a trifling cost. The children, who will-be admitted ait Ihalf-pri'ce, have not been overlooked, as arrangements have been made to have at least one performance erery night of Punch-land Judy. The pulblic are accustomed to expect much from a Catholic bazaar, and in the present instance tihey will not be disappointed, for all previous efforts will be out-distanced. Remember the opening night, Tuesday, November 14th.