ALEXANDRA.

Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1639, 6 January 1883, Page 2

ALEXANDRA.

„,., ,f ?-? . „, The Bazaar and Christmas Tree anc promenade concert, entertainment, in aic of the funds of S. Saviour's Church, helt here on New Year's Day, was most sue cessful, the, whole of the goods findiuf ready purchasers. The h'ali was mdai appropriately decorated, and the stalls presided over by the various ladies mosl artistically arranged. When all th< committee of ladies ;and ■ gentlemei so kindly exerted themselves to carry oul the affair to so eminently Satisfactory aeon elusion financially ami otherwise it woult be invidious to iparticularise. The committee of ladies and gentlemen weie as follows, viz :— Mesdames Aubiu, Allen, the Misses Allen (3), Seecombe, Gascoyne, Higginson, Stunner, and Miss S. Finch, assisted by Rev. Mr Phillips, Capt. Giiscoigne, riwaine, Halls, and Mi Chappell. I am sorry to have been informed that our local Amateur Dramatic Club is likely to be dissolved through , the retirement of some of its members. At their last entertainment hcte in aid of the hall fund, the sum of eight pounds was received from the club, clear of all expenses ; the previous performance also gave over six pounds. As the' club have money in hand and, are clei^r of all liabilu ties, it is to be hoped the idea of dissolution will be reconsidered. —(Own Correspondent, Jan. 3.) ' •