PUKEATUA NOTES.

Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19451, 15 December 1934, Page 15 (Supplement)

PUKEATUA NOTES.

SETTLERS’ BAZAAR. The ladies who organised the settlers’ bazaar at the request of the Hall Committee in aid of the funds of the ■hall, have every reason to he prohd of the result of their efforts as the function was successful beyond expectations, from a 'financial standpoint, and the attendance must have been very gratifying to the promoters. The hall presented a very pleasing sight with its dainty and well-stock-ed stalls. So brisk was business that the goods stalls'were almost emptied before closing time. The proceeds totalled £74, the raising of such a sum in a small settlement being a worthy achievement.

After a clearance 'had been effected the hall was cleared and dancing indulged in. On behalf of the ladles who had organised the bazaar, Mrs Crook, president of the committee, thanked patrons for their support. The dance music was supplied' by local ladies and men and Mr Holmes was M.C. The supper arrangements were in the hands of Mesdames Rhodes, R. Heddon and Barron. The following were the stall holders: —Main stalls, Mesdames 'Soloman, Kurth and Ferguson; produce, Mesdames Crowley, H. Heddon and Donald; soft drinks and bome-cooking, Mesdames McKee and Sharrock, and Miss Kurth; strawberries and cream, fruit salad, etc., Mesdames Graff and Bowler, and Miss B. Heddon; afternoon tea, Mesdames Reynolds and Crook; children’s, Mesdames Anderson and Perrott; young ladies’ stall, Misses Ferguson, Tindall and McKee; young men’s stall, Mrs Holmes and Miss Crowley; sweets, Misses Small, N. McKee and P. Heddon; competitions, Misses A. Clark, E. Tindall, 'G. Donald, J. Anderson and J. Perrott and Mr Rhodes. The Christmas hampers were arranged by Mesdames Weal, .Ferguson and Crook.