KATIKATI NOTES

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8629, 9 July 1924, Page 6

KATIKATI NOTES

THE PUBLIC HALL; (From our Correspondent). For the last two years the Hall Committee have been gathering in funds from all quarters for tlie purpose of improving the public hall, and sufficient funds are now in hand to make a start in' the near future. Tenders will be called for the work. On Wednesday night a plain and fancy dress and masked ball was held in aid of the above funds. Although the weather was not at its best the function was a brilliant success, eighty five people being present. Thirty were in fancy dress or masked. Some of the costumes were well get up. Phizes were given (by vote) for the most original and the prettiest costumes. The prizes were won by Miss Johanner “Boy Blue" prettiest; Miss R. Henley “Newsboy," original; Mr P. Rea, “Parson," original; Mr A. Baxendihe “Indian Rajah." prettiest. Amongst those attired in costume were: —

Miss 10. Crawford, A Top ; Airs V. Potter, Winter; Miss R. Henley, Egyptian; Woman; Miss V, Henley, Newsboy; Miss M. Butcher. Lamp Shade; Airs F. Hopkin, Grandmother; Aliss G. Alollard, National Dress ; Miss G. Rnpley. Alai ay ‘Girl; Airs Rapley, Quaker Girl; Aliiss O. Tetley, Gipsy; Aliss E. Kendall, French Student; Aliss R. Johanner. Boy Bine; Aliss C. Rae, Folly; Aliss B. Diggleman. Alaori; Aliss B. Alorton, Rambler Rose ; Aliss G. Alorton. Superstitions; Aliss A. Diggleman. Nurse; Alessrs A. Baxendine, Indian Rajah ; Arthur Clark, Indian Chief; E. Naylor, Indian Chief: P. Rea, Parson; C. Baxendine, Chinaman; W. Alorris, Spaniard; J. B. Harvey, Chinaman; Allan R*ae, Tenuis; F. Kendall, French Artist; C. Barnes, Dialer of the Bath; Charles AValford, Brigand.

"I do not s-eo why women should not serve as elders or even, in the pulpit itself," said the Rev. Thomas Miller, M.A., in a sermon in St. Paul’s Church, Feilding. At th 3 first sign of a cold in the head or throat, lue to germ infection, freouentlv inhale Nasol. " the infection and O'7V.» ♦