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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18573, 27 November 1920, Page 9

To prevent a cold " getting bold of vou.” take "NAZOL” on sugar, or inhale it at intervals. Its effects are simply marvellous. L Arrangements for the rose carnival, whieb will take place at the Botanical Gardens next Saturday are well forward. Entries vrill close on Monday evening, at nine o’clock, at the Canterbury Horticultural Society’s office,'7, Baker’s Buildings 166, Manchester Street. Novel attractions are being arranged, and there will be the usual tea, fees, sweets and flower stalls. The pictures for the carnival art union will be on vi*T «t the Gardens, from next Tuesday. Fop some considerable time past ths Church of England peoplo in Lower Ricetr. ton have been working very hard for a Dutch fair which is to be held next Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings for the purpose of raising money to pay off th% debt on the buildings and vicarage of St James's. A fine lot of goods has been made, and there will be the usual fair, attractions. Tho Waimairi School, Bligh’s Road, Papa, nui, held its initial concert for raising money to obtain prizes for the school children in St Paul’s Schoolroom on Thursday night. The attendance was large. In tho unavoidable absence of thb chairman (Mr L, Hart), Mr Fawcett presided. Most of ths items were given by the children. They included songs, drill by tho boys, recitations by John M’Cullough, W. Harris and Percy Frankleks, a song and chorus by ex-pupils. Highland fling by Misses Sneddon and More . gap. pionoferto solos by Mrs Cox, cornet solos by Mr Mimro, comic songs by Mr Dimshea and conjuring by La Reneo Bros, Th* accompanists warn Mia* Simpson and Mra C. Ssv'th.