PALMERSTON NORTH.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXV, Issue 17, 28 October 1905, Page 47

PALMERSTON NORTH.

Dear B: e, October 20. THE BAZAAR promoted by the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild, was opened by the Rev. J. .lolly on Thursday last. Th<» Alunicipal Hull in tin* Opera House was used for the occasion, anti 1 lie ddfcrmf stalls ha.l been tastefully arrange I around the room. The following were the stalls, and those in charge: Xcedlework, Alesdanies Aitcheson. W’atkin. ’T'lompson. and Falla; fam y work. Alis-.es McK'ay, Billens, Lynch. BaMilir. Donald, and Govan; dolls. Aliases Ruby Watson, Nora Grant, and Robertson; sweets, Miss Astbury; fruit, etc.. Misses Wai son ami Muriel Pegtlen. arid Mr I. Young: produce. Mesdames Dawe, Bryce, and SUiVcns; books. Airs Astbnrv. The’' him heon and tea room, which was downstairs. was in eh’arge of Mrs Carville and the Misses Peg.ien. Law. and PaulA bran tub, which did a v<ry lively trade, was attended to by Miss Cameron. 'There were large entries for tin* different competitions, and I he following are a few of the prize winners; — Shortbread, Miss Ellis I. Mrs Vernon 2: fruit cake. Mrs Tilby I. Miss T'ait 2; jam sandwich, Miss llescott 1. Miss Bulsillie 2: almond tofl’ee, Nora Grant 1: cocoaniit ire. Airs TTiimpson I: 'Turkish delight. Mrs Rutherford I; hand bouquet, Miss Belt 1; ladies’ -pray, Miss Hilmer 1: buttonholes. Miss Dane 1: basket. Aliss Belt 1. Air. Wighton had a splendid display of flowers, palms, pm plants, etc., that was much admired, and found a ready sale. On different occasions I noticed among those present: Air and Mr- Pedgen. Mr

a>t.l Mis Helt, Mi ami Mr- Grah.un, Miss Grahnm, Mrs \ er nun. Mrs Foote, • Mrs Thmupstm. Mi>s \\us.m. Mis and AIKs Gciniiivl, Mrs. and Misses Gardiner, Mr- St< \<*ns, Mrs Scott, Mi- Airkrm, M>s Wat-on, Ali**s inue.. Miss Sim, Mr a;id Miss Glemlinning, Mrs Miller. Miss Parkes, \li-s Man-on. Mr- 11. Wai degrave. Mrs Naim. Mr ami Mr- Barry, the Misses Barry, Mrs Riuliorfurd, Mi-s Been*. Mrs Leigh, Mrs and the Misses Jamieson, Mr- Wilton, Mis Thoruh igh. Mrs Berg.len, Mrs and tr..* Misses Grint. Al: hough the ofliKal relebral i«» is i » r<mne.-. i.m with (he rrn(<*najw of the RATTLE OF TRAFAIjGAR did not take place till Friday, ii w.i< thought best for business reasons to hold the local function on Wediioday. Al 2 • > clock in the afternoon, a procession oi veterans, \«diin(ee: s, cadetami school children was forme.l. arid head<*d by the local Lunds, playing spiril<*d music, marched 1o the sports ground. On arriving there the volunteers ami cadets were drawn up. and then Nelson's historic signal was hoisted, the hand playing ‘Rule Bri.annia.” Speeches were deli v <*red by Mr Uohcn (Mayord. and Cap:. Hew it I, R.N. During the afterimo i then* were two or thr«n' races for b«»\ «. Among Ihe crowd in {h<* Square, and hit er on the sports grmr.id. I noticed Mr and Mrs Cohen. Cap!, and Mrs Hew ill. M.s Case|berg, Mr and Mr- C. liar den. Mr and Mrs Beti. Mr. ami Mrs Leigh. Mr and Miss Archer. Mrs F. S. Mcßae. Mrs McKnight. Mrs Porter. Mrc J.-iniicsnii. Mrs W . Harden, Mrs Klint t. Mrs and Ihr Mi-ses Reed, Mr- I‘rnli, Misses Fraser and Dalrymple, and the girls from Craven College. Misses Keeling. O'Brien, Fitzherbej ;. Waldrgr.ive.’ Barry. Bond. Armstrong. Mrs Rim ling, Mrs Mounsry. On I u<*-ijay alteriioon .a indie-’ -ingle club compel it ion for .srnior an I junior iropiiiis was played on THE lIOKOWHI TU L‘NK< Of the seniors, Mrs Mellsop (9). 123, was Ihsi ; Airs Moore pj), 12a. was second; and Mrs .Monro (7). 128. third. Olliers coilipeiipg were: Mrs L. A. Abraham (scratch), Mrs FrreHi (5), Miss McLennan (11), Mrs PoiritJ I 15). Mrs i'oheu (17). Among the juniors Mrs Leary (13). L 54, was first, apd Mrs Leiferl (13). 1(»2. second. Others playing were. Mrs Warburton (12), Mrs Loui-smi (scr.rch), Mrs Million <l2i. Ali-s M. Wa'ilegrnvr 04), Mi>* War burton (Hi).

VIOLET.