THE LATE BAZAAR.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 868, 11 December 1877, Page 2

THE LATE BAZAAR.

Sifc-r^As? P»<v «f "•■«»•• t»*»eeß of the Te A<vamutu poblio Halt, I tuiuk ic i« o i y •.gat wica yoar permisvifin, iogve ho jutolio, who so kiudiy eoatri:>a ed t-», -«ud patron ts^d our bas»ar, aetacuui. n3 of the peodaary rwa • f rh»t *-at r-iri->e, aud.of tha pi tan it U<sif t » Hall titnnoea. The tocal am uu£ -ecc v-d Jar lug fch» day aud eVdiiiurf hotu sa, e» .-i .noils aud ref •■«ah'ajwu ! a a'.d encrauot* noney »*• £lIS inuintin^ prtvous foliations. Fr»m tun am muv b* Itjauotrt.i ex vases tire* y pai £13 tvich-«om«i «mut aouoa (<a y^. tu miu. iu, wnioh wi 1 rod .•we the *ipofit >.»•> ut t'L 0. F'»r ihi* r«SBu t < nl r. ... w« r i*« a debt of gra-t ud- t.» nj» y ki ,d frit:nd», oi» h moae «h > uuatr.iiu e ( to the Stir go*da an I m ney, and ih ae who contributed >h.4ir an'ata c , ad here I would Uke omo >i.at<na w o Wir* omitc-!il iatiie r«p-»ri.>ua pimi u i, flttdb aa Airs Potter, wttfl 'jao cuar.e of r.no refreshment acall i« r inaoy tn.m»l ir.d who wor*«d at. u « it a «.u etfal ♦asiduity ; »'Bo . the m inborn ..| the iiaad w*io most Wind y ren lot-- h r • valuable assistance, and without whom the aveniog Unve beeo -rnuf me of it» priaoipa! attraetiotiSi V\ fea rogard to tho Han faaas, we atvi- a Oetit n tlie plac- at pretnnt aatounciug to £150, for *hi.;h ',iie trust' Barepersm. al j re«pl»»s>bJe> &ls>i s na*l ntncuu<« iue, t • th» ex nt «t* about £10. Tt re uit if the bazaar, with » litne o ah in ihikl, , v=l rududd thia.debt. to £>0. nut this 4Uia t the trustees ure tieiepaaiued to ucuclc vigtrmsly. urnl «o« to 'i-m.i until tc is oompletely wipe' off To this end it i* propose » to «i»e an en ! er a ment •o ih-j oveuiog of^Frulav 28') of U. ohiub r, particular* bf which willbe shurtly »dver ised, when a I »t~of g-.:od!< re >i ii ; » in« over irom the B Z ar will be >(i pos d of either by Art Union fie ets, liobJery 1 ; -.^ Jr Auction, or all these ooibioei. The - esitartatument will pr babiy b o( a musical nature aud followed by th^ iaHVita'»le , dance : of couwp. We h»je that 6 a '•• friends w,i11,-patro;)iae sue-' an •it empt in ChrUtixwf week, a* ou>- qat t lownshrp. ia not, it teema, to b- e> livened by raot-s aud *p»rt* ueb a* mo^t of W'ii«*» o t'Wiw ate g'-ing in fo -I m, &0., J H Maxd -No, t'e Awamutu DeuH^he- 7ch, 1877.

fawn tetrrVTrVahiisiimencinAuoklaidl W)ll { We ar 8 Bttrurl»ed each a variety, Wl9 l ithitte ar«,the larttNl -w premises of tb4 k'o'l in town! „The»e,aiid simiUe re ni«jk« are vODustaoUy hl<4d fnfmtthoti who pav th^ flrat vMt tofcbi^'W Hall ■ \roade." < Booh •xpresiidtii fan . M'j«4 t^th: from wicneMing the immeW •took of , Carpets ; and Furnieure d- >n^eaient'y' arranged in Bhokrßf>dm>al66 feet loog. The proprioto- s are now- taruln^ •p?oU! att«^tip)t to A^9disqm ■^■ i '* | Trr Xoey have 00 View B^dstpads to suit' all ola*«*,, hii'i add low l >l<w. in Iron, X»Qri, ni>o«. cedar, 4od M ttled Knf| with r^aw-rs, Tab! 6, WvahßtWd*. Ward^)^MM 5 '4b; ibi to matdh^ 'All siw aod d^acriptt'^ 6f - »«d!iing «%!>. delivery, aaa'to, Di<inj?, 81411^ or DViw i<»g Ro m Bdit-W, TaW^i, J fvhafc-^ot«, A*o. o.«aafao»dr«d at th«r own factory «*>der, .the ex p«r)«need ; maua^emeut \of Kot»>rt Or*iiwell sW'fa'vo#a < 'ljr kjipWn' to the Auokiaud pabU). : ta'r«Min4 par ohi» T i are io vital to stroll til rough' the Aro«lt» and JOHp^otJ.l'ietttdok bef^ b4y> ing- 0 uotry orders an very orally paoknd and de>*p«tekeMi with proraptuode HoLto^w, . GABiidtß *- Oi'anweH ity Hail An«i», Q/^n-street, na. i '