THE FANCY FAIR.

New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9831, 11 February 1893, Page 2

THE FANCY FAIR.

The Fancy Fair at the Skating Rink was last night crowded as usual, and business was brisk throughout. The proceedings were enlivened with a number of musical selections by the Truda Bros., and the Bazaar Choir also rendered a few glees in excellent style. The following were the prize winners of art unions last night Messrs Grogan, Magar, Ridler, Gardner, Sandbrook, Churchill, Pearn, Palmer, Coogan, vSiegrief, Bowden, Murphy, O’Neill, Reid, Larkin, Riley. Walker, Parson?, Ross, Herd, Kilcoyne, Rains, Beswick, Nooney, Meagher, Brennan John Bull, Caotain Collins, Fathers McKenna and Goutnoire.

Yesterday afternoon the little Maypole dancers were taken for a drive by Air J. Lane, and were afterwards entertained at afternoon tea by a friend. After the first Maypole dance last evening Dr Cahill treated the children to refreshments in the shape of icp creams, &c. Tta takings for the day amounted to LIQO, To-night the bazaar will be opeq 4 s pspal, and this afternoon \yill be a 1 children's afternoon,* the young folk being admitted f<r the email charge of Sd. The bazaar will be brought to a olose on Monday evening next, when a social will be held. A number of special attractions, including dancing, are announced for that evening, and aa the charge of admission will be the same as at the baziar, viz., one shilling (which also includes a chance in the art union), we expect to see 'the rink crowded on Monday night.