FIRE BRIGADE BALL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 219, 10 November 1900, Page 2

FIRE BRIGADE BALL.

The question as to whe'.har cr not; % poi'iiltf Fire Brigs.'lo Ball w as iikyiy tc bo a success never occurred fri anyone for iv.o Simpla r..ato'.iS —!ii:< !y, if; al ways is, liOu only a 01 -j] i nfc but ; thoroughly successful ri;;i_<, anc secondly, Mrs Gold W. tar h;vj igiiu &■-•«- .seated to devo'.u bur v.i!u :.b(e s->iTic':t ia managing tho chililieu'a portion as wall as superintending the whole afTui. The result was, as anticipated, anothei eomplofce success. Ihtt Brigade had dona their part of the work mos; thoroughly. Not ocly kid tbsy mosi .. ■:.y.:'iu\!y decorated the hall, lint h;i-j l.'iui i,'. row of(i.t;;:':aa-<j;'.s D-jvon-UfiTii-j !f. 'xn )iu' of ilia oeaairion. Tlwto niia. I !i-'vu i.«;:/i betweim t!in...i os' JJoii--J liisndivil psrsons (•■hildivn included; •-!;ot.:ok p-•.!■!; io ihf. Lf-j.lf, !i-.l (:!],!:;(•: n.: v.';-;; mo-; 6 ;;ay and animate!. The | :!i:a-!nia w<-r.i (-v-'hf'v ;ir,i,ir,t:d Ai.'.d cxoout.id, ;i..;'l da. c;!tt'.; W;i ■ !'-->du);.T(t ;/i nud-v tii(.i-:r, i'ii,..-.>t:iMi;|. | JL.C.iuavoiy pnii-o.votViy ;;r..' | i-vPiitiy p-oiii..t.!-.d Mio p',:-.s;i:-K of U.f j ['■■■!• ih-..nn l .»c. iiv. .'ilcLvipnc* j').(.: «-■ >*.. <..>.<!'-'•'•..llihi-H .v-.u-a- iylair-w:

wore highly appreciated. The sappor table bnd beea most prettily decorated, and furnished with a bountiful supply of particularly choice refreshments, thanks to the trouble taken by Mrs. Gold water and the ladies associated with her, and to the kindness of those who contributed the good things. Tho Brigade have much reason to be grateful to these ladies and particularly to Mrs. Goldwater whose energies must have been taxed most severely in attending to! so many details. Nor must the courtesy I and attention of the Secretary, Mr. H. Smart, be overlooked, He worked hard from first to last and contributed in no small measure to the satisfactory result obtained. Captain Belliiager and his officers all did their best, and it is to be hoped that the Brigade will benefit to the extent which their services deserve,