BELGIAN BALL.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 3 December 1914, Page 4

BELGIAN BALL.

A final reminder is given of the ball to take place in the Opera House tomorrow night in aid of the Belgian Relief Fund. The ladies' committee ha 3 everything well arranged for the occasion, the commodious stage haying been tastefully decorated, and the floor will be found in excellent condition for dancing. The Belgian flag, bearing the initials of His Ecellency the Governor and Lady Liverpool, has arrived, and will occupy a conspicuous place' upoiyj the stage. Gifts in .kind have been liber-^ a*Jy .subscribed by the business people of Hawera, and altogether the ball promises to be an immense Na doubt the fund will largely augment by the proceeds. First-class music haa been arranged for. The secretary (Mr A. M. Conroy), has received the following gifts:Hawera Star, advertising and priritiagMr C. O Ekdahl, printing; Hdwlfa (*as Co., stove and fittings; N.Z *• Farmers' Co-op., biscuits; N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Co., tea; Mr H. Mowbray, meat; Mr Barraclough, meat; Mr H. &. Harris, crockery; Messrs Levin and Co claret: Mr J. Hook, claret; Messrs Goodwin and Davy, soft drinks; Messrs bmith and Eaeton, fruit; Messrs We» Un and Co., fruit; Hawera Bacon-Co.. ham; Messrs Burgess "and Fraser, sugar; Mr J. P. Keen, table cloths and silver; Mr McCormack, bread; Ha*wera Dairy Factory, butter; Mr H W Davy, coffee essence; Mr G. H. Carnngton. ice.