ALL-NATIONS' FAIR.
THE HAMPSTEAD HALL. FINAL SESSION TO-NIGHT. Though rain fell last evening it did not have much effect on the attendance at the All Nations' Fair in the Hampstead Hall last evening, and the inclemency of the weather did not in any way damp the enthusiasm of those who attended. The Fair is in aid of the debt on the memorial, and it is hoped to wipe out the greater part of the £2OO owing. The several gaily decorated stalls did good business, and between £3O and £4O was taken, which, considering it was late night in town, must be counted satisfactory. There was another large attendance this afternoon, and the final session will be held xo-night when it is hoped to effect a complete clearance of the goods displayed. The name of Miss I. Ede (handkerchief stall)'i was omitted from the list of assistants published yesterday.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 48, Issue 140, 24 March 1928, Page 4
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