THE INVERCARGILL BAY.
T3ear Dot, — The work in connection with the Invercargill D.L.F. Bay is progressing very steadily, and we can now confidently look forward to seeing the bay a very great success. Although our liat is lengthening, we would like to see a great many more names added to it. To the numerous country D.L.F. who kare offered to contribute to the bay, we, on behalf of the club, express our warmest thanks. Will D.L.F., when sending in exhibits for the Bay, kindly address them to Miss G. Flint, Dee street, Invercargill. Exhibits may be sent in at any time now, the sooner the. better. Appended is a list of exhibits promised up ie January 1, 1906.— Yours truly, CERES and ZEALIA. EXHIBITS PROMISED FOR THE DLP BAY AT THE- INVEECARGILL WINTER SHOW. Hiawatha. — Butter, chees», etc. Ceres.— Carred table, curios, painting, end >»t plants. Zealia.— A D.L.F. banner. H6by. — Collection of rar« stamps B. C— Maori curios and fancy nork. Oti M*i._ Fancy iroTk. Major.— Carving. ltwi« Corelli.— Dairy produce and » Tftmty of fancy work. Willow Brook.— Photoerapk*. ilfti4i« M.— Fancy work. Lord lfols«ley.— Fretwork. Him*.— Pot plants, etc. Darky:— Fancy work. E. C. — Collection of post-cards. Queen Bess.— Oil painting. Mountain Rambler.— Fancy woik. JTemo. — Dairy produce. ©hama.— Table centre. Couatry Larrikin.— Fancy woik*
Paparoa. — "Pressed ferns and fancy work. Zealia. — Variety of fancy -work, pot plants, preserves, etc. Lil. — Drawn-thread work. Hazel. — Collection of rare shells. Dolly. — Painting on velvet. Orna. — A variety of fancy work. White Hyacinth. — Farm produce and fancy work. Verna. — Pillow shams and cushion. Invercargillite. — Fancy photo frames. Millioent.— Painting. E. P.— Beadwork. Crinan. — Shadow work. Rhoda. — A large doll in bridal robes. Miss Bobby. — Fancy work. Weary. — Fancy work, painting, and collection of post-cards. Native Vine. — Fancy work, etc. Mon Ami. — Fancy work. Homa. — Collection of pot plants. Lena. — Cushion and fancy work. Eoby and Darky. — Collection of post-card?. Arrowite. — Artificial flowers (made by herself). Rewa. — Collection of ferns in pots. Tomboy. — Wool work. Pakeha. — Fancy work. Sis. — Carved tray and photo frame. Rose-a-bud. — Table centre, drawn thread tray cloth, collection of birda' eggs, fretwork caiving, and farm produce. Grenadier. — Woodwork. Iconoclast. — Sketches and painting. Blondel. — Home-made bread. Anthea. — Fancy paper sunshade and other things. Tarn. — Artificial flowers and fancy woodwork.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2707, 31 January 1906, Page 85
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380THE INVERCARGILL BAY. Otago Witness, Issue 2707, 31 January 1906, Page 85
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