Waihi

New Zealand Tablet, 1 November 1906, Page 15

Waihi

: (From our own correspondent.)- ■i. it s M\f O n2 h^~ f C^ lch b ?^ ha§ already established velr in Wafhi an l H he 4h ?OSt teies ting works of the fnW^t^S, iV and , thls .y ear -"- excited even greater , 1m? T rfimn vf ast yeals -- Hi& Worship the Mayor^ ted iZ' iS S° ur)> ,i n . op u ening -^ he 'bazaaiv cdngratulated the adies on their beautiful display of work and " SriST? 118 arran S eme » t of the stalls 7He wS suT ?{ ~ fl ! , S T, SUCh ' a s P lpndi d collection of goods, and see thS e ?hir ce p gr r aLe " t , credit on he committir ti 'shed s?ch ?2,.? an r d Ull^ e<i had-accompli-hari fi^L I s ' lhe fina ncial results in past years "tote vea^wnnfrf 11 VCiy S ra^ in S> and ,he hoped that tnis year would surpass all previous efforts and would" •Jgen 6 a record, success: 'He W -,decSaS3 the ?bSS£ GearV 6 ' sfiLS 10 ? 0^- Misses x Paryey (2), MclSi in attendance. , During the course of the bazaar Miss Knight's pupils delighted the patrons by thei? fane? dances, which were executed with such graceful actiS aD^olf 1S1 mr n J f movement that theTmel^with iSy . approval Good business was done each night and at the conclusion of the fourth night the proceeds had amounted to £70 more than on the previous year - * in SreJort b^ d U n ie z^'f Cil>her «"»'<**» '*«*»