SALE OF WORK.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14702, 9 December 1909, Page 4

SALE OF WORK.

The sale of work at All Saints' Church Hail, and the entertainments presented in the evenings, have become deservedly popular, and that 0|k»n«l yesterday, in aid of liquidating; tho- debt incurred for repairs of church pro]»rty, was wcJl up to the high standard of former occasions. The stalls were tastefully arranged and well j equipped. The stall-holders wore:— : Guild Stall.—Mesdames Longford (prcsident), G. R. Kitchie, Fitchctt-, and Wallace, Misses Davidson and llowlison. Variety Stall.-Miu Canter, J'ieses Waynes (3). | IlandkorchioF ami D'oyly Tree.-Mrs | Grey and Mirs Ronaldson. i' Refreshment Stall.—Mrs Peake, Willcin- ! son, and assistants. ; Swiet Stall.—Misses 11. Chapman, Spenre I tt.nd l 1 men. ' 1,.f,!"!i01'l~f, ! "!i o1' T ? uii, l Stall.—Misses Graham, i L'lncn, »\ ou>t<cr, and Mucussoy, Confection and Produce Ktaii.-Mesdamcs A . Itlnch and ltoyse, and Miss Ilasjgitt i l''luwer and Rook Stall.- Misses Allen and i i lioiiiion, assisted bv members of the jYounpr Men's Bible Class. | In thy ovonirig: 4tn entertainment by the ! fcearjet 1 wrote was much appreciated by ,11. hirse audience, and an excellent. farce, lauu.'h wit 1\ a Lunatic," from the pen of Mr G, li. AHen, was well received. li\o t>u.e of work will l>c continued tin's altornoon and this evening. Anionic tho latiracuons Will l3e "Dreams" and -"IV Bachelors Uub," by 11. A. R wo .