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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18959, 4 January 1930, Page 14

Bazaar at Culverden. A most successful bazaar in aid Of the funds of-St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Culverden, was held in the Public Hall. The sum of £250 was raised, and. though some expense had been incuired, the above sum will probably remain unaltered, as the sum of £2O, recently raised at a coin afternoon at Kaiwara, has to be added. The following were the stallholders, with conveners’ names mentioned ! first:— Produce stall—Mesdames W. J M’Millan, M. Bethell, 11. G. Martin. W. M. Munro : J. Black, Miss I. Rutherford. Toy stall—Misses T. Robinson and S. Atkinson. Tea rooms—Mesdames G. Hartnell, W. Lambie. W. Addis. D. Davison, Misses M. Davison, F. Bell, E. Iloban. Sweets stall—Mesdames W. B. M’Millan, L. H. Dalziel, E. D. Moore, F. S. Smale, Misses V. Xicholls, 11. Xicholls, M. F. Hiatt. Surprise packet—Mesdames 11. Ingram, G. Johns, G. T. Cochrane, Misses M. Manchester, B. Munro, M. and J. Johns, D. Johns, L. Cobutton, D. Ilart- | nell. j Cake stall—Mesdames W. V . Mockett, ! D. Swaney, F. Croft, 11. R. Davison. : Misses M. L. Murgatroyd, E. Stubbs. Fancy stall—Mesdames W. Macfarlane, D. L. Rutherford, P. Thomson, L. Dalziel, C. R. Murray, B. Martin, J. Reid, T. C. Robinson, Miss P. Martin. Ice cream—Mesdames 11. Crewes and F. Pester, Miss N. Hoban. Christmas-tree—Mesdames L. R. C. Macfarlane, G. O. Rutherford, R. L. Jameson, Rev E. B. Moore. Side shows—Messrs Bruce MacDonald. A. MMillan, B. Hartnell, 11. Hartnell. A. Ilearne, J. Reid, R. Osmond, 11. Xurse. Competition winners were:—Mrs G. Hartnell’s cake Mrs W. J. M’Millan: ■ Mrs M. Bethell’s ham, Mrs W. V. i Mockett: Mr 11. Ingram’s pig, Mr W ! B. B. M’Millan: Mr E. Hitchcock’s I cabinet, Mr Tite: Mrs W. Macfarlane’s j tennis racket. Mrs T. C. Robinson: Mrs L. R. C. Macfarlane’s kewpie, Mrs Duncan Rutherford: Mrs G. Hartnell’s brass tray. Miss Chamberlain: Mrs W. B. M’Millan’s chocolates, Mr A. Robinson; Mrs G. Johns’s cake, Miss Isobel Rutherford: Mrs G. Johns’s cigarettes. Mr A. Fisher; Mrs G. Johns’s Hornby train, Mr P. Davison.