OLD ENGLISH FAIR

Grey River Argus, 22 October 1915, Page 5

OLD ENGLISH FAIR

TO-DAY, DRUIDS' HALL,

To say the workers of No. ' 1 Group have been busy the last few days in connection with to-day's great coup at the Druids' Hall is to but poorly ex. press ourselves. The various commit: tees have now got their respective stalls into shape and they are well worth the labour entailed, for they present an appearance worthy of note. It would be foolish to compare one with another, as they are all worthy of special mention. The young are especially catered for, and many a child ■will be made happy by purchases made to-day at the Druids' Hall. The fair will be one continual buzz from start to finish. Old and young will be catered for, everyone will be made happy and many bargains will be obtained. No payment will be expected at the door, and it is anticipated that thousands will avail themselves of tlxe opportunity to see one of the best fairs ever held in Greymouth, and at the same time swell the fund for our wounded soldiers. The sale of live stock and produce at the Druids' Hall to-morrow, com"meneing at 2 p.m., is engaging wide attention. As the entry is a fine one it is a splendid opportunity for small run.holders and vendors of meat to secure suitable supplies. - The fair at the Druids' Hall, open: ing at 2 p.m. to-day, is the topic of widespread interest at present. Rumour hath it that a fine display is to be made and great bargains are anticipated. This remains to be seen, and se it you will, we have no doubt, today and Saturday, and come away perfectly satisfied with the result.