Timaru

New Zealand Tablet, 30 July 1908, Page 14

Timaru

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

July 27. Tentative plans for the new church were on view during the sale of work last week. The church will be cruciform in ' shape, with two towers in front and an imposing cupola. It will seat about 1400 people.

St. Anne's Guild held a sale of work in the Girls' School on Wednesday and Thursday last. The ladies had been preparing for the occasion for the past six months, and when the doors were opened on Wednesday evening the splendid collection of articles on view testified to the success of their labors. The various stalls — fancy, art, lollie, and refreshments — were in capable hands, and the net result will be the addition of some £$o to the new church building fund. The office-bearers — Mrs. Aldred (president) and Mrs. South (secretary) — did good work, and* Miss Eileen Dennehy, A.T.C.L., looked after the musical programme on both evenings. The principal singers were Mrs. T. Lynch and Mr. J. McKennah.