OTAGO QUEEN CARNIVAL.
STATE OF THE POLL. From now onwards the executive of the Queen Carnival may at any time alter Rio positions of the flags twice a day—at 10.30 a.in. and at 2 p.m. The following is the state of the poll as disclosed by the positions of the flags at 2 p.m. on Monday ; No. 9—Retailers’ Queen (Miss Emory), black, yellow, and red 1 No. I—Country Queen (Miss R. Smith), ■green ... . 2 No-. 10—-Sports’ Queen (Miss Belle M'Lean), rod and white 3 No. 12—North Otago Queen {(Mrs J. Cowie Nichols), black and gold 4 No. 7 —Queen of Commerce (Miss Dov. me Stewart), blue and rod 5 No. S —Queen of the Allies (Miss Jean Burt), red, white, and blue ... 6 No. 11 —Travellers’ Queen (Mrs F. W. Mitchell), white 7 No. A —Queen of the Dardanelles (Miss Carson), rod 8 No. 3—Tramways Queen (Mrs Gordon), blue and white 0 No. 6—Our Soldiers’ Queen (Mrs R. Hudson), rod and gold _ 10 No. 2--Queen of the Seas (Miss Sargood), blue and gold 11 No. s—Harbour5 —Harbour Queen (Miss Mill), green and goid 12
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Otago Witness, Issue 3205, 18 August 1915, Page 31
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184OTAGO QUEEN CARNIVAL. Otago Witness, Issue 3205, 18 August 1915, Page 31
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