CRICKET CARNIVAL

Southland Times, Issue 20208, 20 June 1927, Page 4

CRICKET CARNIVAL

THE GORE EFFORT. (From Our Correspondent.) The Gore Cricket Carnival was concluded on Saturday evening, the attendance being a record one. The committee and assistants worked enthusiastically and received generous support from the public, the takings for the night amounting to approximately £4O. With the amount in hand from the two previous sessions this should give the committee a satisfactory sum to effect ground improvements and to carry out other necessary works. The competitions winners were as follow—Teapot, D. Soper; bedroom clock, W. Stewart; brush and comb, J. Stewart; cake, J. D. Kerr; box of chocolates, K. McKenzie; oak tray, W. Cox; box of tea, H. Kelly; bag of sugar, W. Christie, Waikaia; suitcase, Mrs Howard; cake, Mrs Radford; tea cosy, Mrs E. Columb; sheep, Mrs D. M. Green; oak tray, I. Clark; box of tea, A. Evans; ham, P. Kelly; marquetry tray, G. Young; gold cushion, —. Mortimer; box chocolates, M. McCutcheon; two pictures, R. B. Patterson; roll of bacon, B. Badman; Doulton plates, J. Kirk; prize rooster, L. Curtiss; pink cushion, Mrs Windle; handbag, E. Duncan; marquetry tray, J. Ferris; gentleman’s scarf, L. Badman; rose bowl, T. Morris; schoolbag, T. Tee; Tutty’s order, C. Provan (Invercargill); mirror, J. Young; bicycle lamp, E. Columb; driving gloves, W. Beattie; vase, Bannerman; fire screen, J. Ferris; Mrs Scott’s doll, Mrs J. Stewart; doll, P. R. Mallon; football, J. Sullivan; cake, W. F. Young; marquetry vase, Mrs L. Robertson; pair ladies’ shoes, Curtiss and Currie equal; calico, B. Shivas; sheep, J. Scott; raffia cushion, J. Stewart; lamb, Abey Thomson and Graham equal; picture, Mrs W. Kelly; lamp shade, E. Kirby; trousseau, M. McGrath; glory box, L. Kelly, Riversdale; baby’s knitted set, Thomas Davis.