THE CROQUET BAZAAR.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1822, 17 December 1875, Page 3

THE CROQUET BAZAAR.

- (To tbs Editor of the Evening Stab.) I"*.—Allow metarough the medium of your columns JO Wply to a letter of " Curio's," in Wednetday's issue, ranching tue bazaar in the High School He wishes to know how many more entertainment* will ba reW"fed to fltiah the croquet ground, and wh»t was the ..n of tne Im* entertaimeot? I fe o l obliged to Curio for enabling me to ask you to publ sh the •cconutg of the concert given la June last, which I •nclose herewith; and also to assure the curious Public that the croquet ground is finished in Messrs «Mon Brothers best style, and the posts for the "Wags set up—iha fund being in my de;>t £3 17s 6d. "8 also require a large croquet st and a small ™»chine for mowing. The present bazaar is to enable Jfto purchase these I taae this opportunity so «nulv aff,rded me by "Curio" of iuforming the Wblic that all th- articles in this b*z*»r (some of Ja'ch are well worth seeing) are entirely the woik of* W9 pupils and teacher* ot the High School, and that *• tuey have not cost us much except trouble and WSPenoo. so we sh»ll sell them reasonably, a here »[ be no attempts »t extortion at our boziar. It «v au« be enlivened by part long* and rounds sung 2L2£iir&ol6 school of girls and boys, under the ■JS*3SJ Wdenoe of Mr Joseph Brown. And *o one* SwiShS^ 5*"8" cm 9m> *9> vaMamf ******

Fund.rfClSTßiSiffl?* th «>o «roq, et advertising, £ 2 16a ; hire C t S*, pald: Anting »nd Piano, £1 3s 6d ; retteshm^t < *e> and catriaie of carpenter for mOTtaJfaSk A fo' fiV i?7ittr aua to^«ss rf« iVf&r'iotf