EMPIRE CARNIVAL.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13444, 16 November 1907, Page 7

EMPIRE CARNIVAL.

:AT .THE DRILL SHED: 'Signor Borzoni looked a. happy man last night as well He might seeing '.' he was lord of all he surveyed.'" .One could imagine hearing him i:ay;. "I" myself .did 'it. This 'is all my work. . _' f No; other man in- the dominion could .-bring i>uch a. crowd together and entertain and. delight them.; so much." Without/doubt,' the night's <proceedings were a",real triumph from 1 whatever point of : view. ■ ;.,Ths/floor space was again taxed to -its utmost limits and ihe-interest in the start: to,'"finish never flagged.* 'iX-ew,. arrivals from all parts of ..South; Canterbury kept ' mingling with those of every night 'attendance,, those, who. .could,.. ■■not. -keep; away. !, Tlie : -stalls, are • -being : .well. stocked7^as'the bare of business/to draw, irp'qn- their,' reserves.. What .is, desired: is room, for -the ■ spectators,; aij.d with : the q of .'goods in stock the. .stalls be kept; replenished; right to; ; th& ;end, When all-'- L iiS< fetiid and 'done "the; .Mignor must attritub'e' J a i little of the success to the much- ai)pi'ecTated , assistance r oPf.he- bands and ntiin'e'rous'' pfheiV friends./; ~- . .."-■"■ .■>•.-' " : > v '. v - ; '-''"?'.'•';