PALMERSTON NORTH
(Fr*om our own correspondent.) November 12. The convent bazaar, which was opened by the Premier in the Zealandia Hall on Saturday evening, October 29, was well supported throughout the ten days, and was brdught to a close on last Wednesday evening. The net proceeds will be well over £700 clear, and considering that this is the third bazaar held in this to 1-*1 -* n wilhin the pas>L tlucc montiio, the lcsult may be con idered very creditable to all engaged in making it such a success. On Tnursday, Novembei 3, his Excellency the Governor, according to promise, visited the bazaar, where he spent some considerable time in admiring the various stalls and making purchases from each. lie paid a decided compliment to No. 2 stall (art and flower), ordering a collection of most beautilul roses to be sent to Government House. During each evening Mr. P. Tombs' string band played a charming variety of high-clasis music, whilst on the large stage minuets, gavottes, Grecian fan dances, Highland fling's, and skirt dances, by the trained pupils of Miss Culling, were pioceeded with at intervals. The energetic and indefatigable hon. secretary, Mr. W. Ryan, and his working committee are worthy of all praise, as it was to their foresight and untiring efforts the great success of the bazaar was mainly due. i lie following woie the stallholders, with each a large staff of assistants : Refreshment—Mrs. Hickcy and Misses Hickey (3), Quai'd, Fallas (2), Barnes, and Mullan. Art andiFlower— Misises Scanlan (2), Oakley, Keily, Hodgins, Duff, Wood, Minqguc, and Mrs. Devine. Burlington— Mrs. Redwood and Misses Taylor, Stagpoole, L. O'Neill, M. Sullivan, Daley, and Greaney. Produce and .fancy (Hibernians)— -Mrs. Glubb, assisted by a stall from the local branch. Art and Fancy stall— Mesdames Bums, Nash, and Misses Greaney, Mullan, V. and K. McGrath, Murphy, Aramburna, Fenton, Butler, Callanan, Sieverts, Duncan, McCarthy. Plain Needle | work.— Mrs. Daley, Lally Harimai, Mesdames Aisher, Hanlon, and Misses Spellman, Grigg, Aisher, Flynn, Kirrigan. Fancy stall— Mesdanvs Keith (i2i), Misses -Keith,; Lumsden, Cameron, Lennon. Fancy stall— Misses O'Rielly, Scott, Giorgi, Preston, and Blake,
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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 46, 17 November 1904, Page 15
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347PALMERSTON NORTH New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 46, 17 November 1904, Page 15
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