CORONATION BAZAAR.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12588, 19 October 1911, Page 5

CORONATION BAZAAR.

The Garrison; .Hall was again the scene of much animation last night, when the Coronation Bazaar was continued. Everything parsed off .splendidly. The dances 'organised by .Professor OWen Cardston". were meritoriously perforiney, the dancers acquitting themselves to the entire satisfaction of the large audience,' who expressed their appreciation of the efforts Avithrl^eartyap-; plause. The new J t iteriiV piit" ori last night were "Solomon Islanders,'" which was cleverly produced, arid ' "Dan?/ des Flority" by. Miss M. MartinVand Pro-, fessor Cardston. The latter was a splendid item, arid the performers had to [ respond to . an encore.. The dances, j could be seen to much better effect than on the previous night, as seating accommodation was provided invfront of , the stage which did away with 'unnecessary crushing. 'To-night the "Gavotte" will be produced for the first time. 'No doubt .the; costumes ! m this dance will be an attrac-:. tiori m themselves. A charming scene "Sleigh Bells" Avill also ; be given for the first, time by Misses M, Denipsy and Patti, Elliott. . X < . Th® s tall holders were k<?pt busy, whils? the. assistants, some of whom were attired m brilliant costumes,' were untiring m their efforts to dispose of art union tickets. The balloting. in connection with the art for minor prizes was conducted by Messrs W. Webb and P. Armstrong. The successful ticket-holders for some of the main prizes So far are : Miss Lynn, E. K. Wallis, J. P. Robinson, T. Scholium, F. J. Toohill, D. J. Parker, C. Neenan, D. M. Parker, V. Peterson, J. Durham, O. Howie, and G. Fanning. The following is the list of stall-holders and workers:— ,' /'""'■ ■•••• ■ t Ahica (Children o£ Mary) r 'Mesdames J. H. Martin, (Major) Hume, Miller,- JFogden, assisted by Sister Wallis: Jtisses IJayes, O'Rourke, Eagar, Kenny i[2), Tuohy, McConville ("M, Sheen, Fanning, Atkinson (2), Cassldy (2), Haughie (4), F. Ally, Page, Boxendell, Parker (3), Carver, Whitlock, L.vnn, Christenwon, Colbert, Hichens, Carroll, McDuvitt; Messrs Cassidy, Haughie (i), Atkinson and D.awson. England (lollie Btftll): Mesdames Phil Barry, Smith, Gavin, Collins, Franipton, Misses Rimigan and Sullivan. Canada ( children's stall): Mesdames E. Williams, * Clousfcon, Ryan, Misses- Duggan, Image (2), JSva Barry, Neenan (2), Murphy, Martin, Pop MartiH, McLaughlin, Dunlop, Kane, Neill, Adams, O'D-vsryer, Dennehy (2), I. Parker, M. Parker, Gordon (2), Hopkins, and Noble. ' •,•:■-'■■

RefrdshnUmj; 'stall: Mesdames Aylward, Ingham, MorrisV-Whitlock,- Walters, Doolan, Misses Webb,-. MorrW, Ingham, und Mcßeth. '■Scotlahd: Mesdames Finn, Blair, Bull, Misses Petersen (2), Patterson (2), Church (2). Roach (4), Bull,-* Third, O'Donnell, Thomson, Walters (41, Griffdn; M.. MjuLaphlan, Bpwlars (3), M. Kennelly, N. Were, Bardswel), Messrs U. Patterson, Clare (2), and Koche. . Soft drinks: Mr E:' Quinn. America-. "Misses" Ne'ilßi -Mills, Corbett (2), M. Hiiugliie, Nicholls, Glennie, Anderson, Penny, Wallis, Brown (2), Hennessy (2), Friar (2), itobbs, O'Cohnell, aild Mrs .Hjennessy. Australia : fliesdames Maynard,"' S. Williams, Mitchell, F. ..¥.. Williams, Quinn, Keftdy, Gil.inuur, Scott, Pempsey, McLaughlin, Stevenson", Orr, Strickland, Alalcoliu' Misses Power, .Maynard, Stagpoole, (Jinan,- Fielder, Nicholson, Sinclair, Dcmpsey, Moore, Buchanan, and Orr. Ireland: Miss Rossbotham, Mesdanies Doyle,. Armstrong, Mouat, Creamer, , Gush, Richards, Keene, Henderson, H. Martin, Misses Doyle, Manning (3), Bishop, McConnell, Pearce, Liddell, Marker, Rossbotham, • Hayes (3), Redell, Cassidy, A. Cashion, and Houltin* ' ' | New .Zealand: Mesdames Trent, C. Phrker,' D. J. Barry, Carr, McKay, Hogan, Sweet, Sherriff, Dl jParker, Misses. Martin, Sweet, Ina Sweet, Cussen, Vera "Cussen, Barry (3), V. Smith, K. Martin, F. Liddell, Uridge, H. Lang, Messrs Dan Parker, Trent and Cornish. Messrs Vita Bros.' orchestra added much' to the enjoyment of the. evening, and the .music "was much appreciated. The bazaar will be continued to-night, when the side shows, such as shooting gallery, gipsy tent, etc; , will be commenced. A start will also be made tonight with the difficult task of determining the most popular lady assistant m the bazaar. On Saturday afternoon a grand iriatihee will be given, and there will probably be a costume parade frpm the Post Office to 'the hall.