CARNIVAL COMMITTEE

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 98, 19 January 1933, Page 7 (Supplement)

CARNIVAL COMMITTEE

Widely Representative Every section of the community has co-operated in planning to make the New Napier Carnival an event of outstanding merit. The committee, which is representative of every interest, comprises the following gentlemen : — Chairman: Mr. M. S. Spence. Finance and Advertising Committee: Messrs. W. Harvey, M. F. Constable, T. B. IPerguson, A. B. Hurst, Haskell

son, R. C. Wright, C. Louisson. Accommodation : Messrs. R. M. Chadwick, O. Louisson, G. B. Menzies. Sports: Messrs. J. Harris, H. Le Bas, C. Payne, F. de Lisle, C. E. Pfeifer, E. H. N. Stewart, H. Heiford, Hamilton, M. R. Grant, H. Spalding, Drummond. Entertainment: Messrs. A. E. Renouf, C. Tidy, P. W. Tombs, H. Heiford, F. R. Lloyd. Procession: Messrs. L. Pickering, L. Bestall, Haskell Anderson, R. N. McNiven, H. Tait, P. W. Peters, A. A. Hastings, J. Fairclough, W. G. Gilberd, Dr. Fitzgerald. Band contest; Messrs. J. W. Callaghan, H. Heiford. F. R. Lloyd. Adjutant Godin.

In the Church of England Diocesan office at Napier is a charming little letter from three young members of an English family, living in London. The letter, which is extremely brief, is written not long after the full details of the loss of Napier Cathedral reached England. In it the children explain that they had read about the destruction of the church property, and wanted to help; accordingly they each enclosed 5/-, representing part of the cost of an annual holiday, which they were prepared to forgo.