THE CARNIVAL.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 13696, 28 May 1915, Page 4

THE CARNIVAL.

♦ THE CANDIDATES. MISS FROM-1 AGAIN IN THE LEAD. With the drawing near of the elosih of the poll m connection with the' Cai nival Queen election votes are ''.-pouri n; m and; the returning officer.. (Mr 1* ™ Pettie) is having an arduous task n counting and filing the votes each morn 1 ing. v There wero three changes to-day Miss Fromm, Avho secured the boiius o 250 votes," taking the lead, Mis,s Loiso __ rising from thiixl to second placeman* " Miss Parker going down "from ' the pri • mier position to third place. The otlie _ candidates ai*e m the same position a _. they Were yesterday. Tho order is a ' follows : — No. 4 — Miss Kathleen Fvomrri, repro I sen ting Sports. Colors .- Crimson. , No. 2 — Miss Norma Loisel, reprosentinj Tolaga Bay. Colors : Allies Colors , No. 10— Miss Ivy Parker, representinj Cosmopolitan Club and Commercia Travellers. Colors : Black an< White. No. 3— Mis*''. Vera Mac Donald, represent | ing Waikohu County. Colors':- Blu< and Green. No. s—Miss5 — Miss Mary Taylor represeritin*. Waiapu County. Colors : Belgiar Colors. No. '9— Mi's A. Zachariah, r6presentin<: Territorials. Colors: Red, White and Blue. No. o^-Miss' Gladys 'Cooper, representing Friendly Societies. Colors : White and Green. No. I—Miss1 — Miss Rita Caulton, representing Rowing. Colors : Black, White and Gold. No. B— Mrs Grayson, representing Cool. County. Colors : White. No. 7 — Miss Gena Lumming, representing Motor. Colors: Red and White.