THE CARNIVAL

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2503, 2 July 1915, Page 3

THE CARNIVAL

ANOTHER WEEK OF IT The secretary of the Patriotic Socict-y (Air. J. Lewis) announced Jast evening that the society would occupy the Town Jtlall nearly every evening next week. So tcrout had been the success of tho Coronation ceremony that in addition to the two performances to be given tomorrow, thera would be performances on Alonday and Tuesday evenings'. On Wednesday evening the combined school concert would probably bo repeated, and ou {Saturday evening (of next week) an entertainment would bo arranged to complete tho day, after the National .Reserve drill competition in the afternoun. £4000 WORTH OF FARM PROPERTY Tickets in connection with the big raifle for the £4000 interest in a block of Waikato land (near Hamilton), presented by Mr. John Al'Master and his sons tc. tho WelimgUni i".rDriotic- -Society for the Wounded Soldiers' and Sailors' Fund, will bo ready for sale this morning; It is hoped to raise a large sum of money by this means, and as it is for a pre-eminently laudable object few people will care to' miss the chance of winning land worth at least £4000 for ss.—the price of the ticket. Air. J. Lewis (secretary) will supply any information required on the subject. CORONATION DOLL, The bids made at the sale of the Coronation Doll at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening were:—Mr. Meek, ,£10; Mr. N.'Beetham, <£10; Air. W. Johnston, ,£SO; Hon: Bank Doorkeepers, Mr. Henderson, ,£1 10s.; Mr. Smith, .£5; Mr. Cornish, £5; Miss Poynter, £7; Mr. A. Levy, .£5; Mrs. W. Johnston, JilO; Miss Turnbull, d£sj Mr, H. Hodges, -£5; Tramway Boys, £1; Sir. Barraud, .£5; Miss Nicholson, .fills.; Jack Pinch, .£2. Total, .£122 lis.