Subsequent to the suspension for three days of one of, the ringleaders at the Nagai Wata Kaisha Mill No. 4, who incited the workers to insist on holiday to observe the aniversary of Dr. Sun's death, the workers raised a rumpus and made The Bazaar of the Minister Children's League, held on Saturday afternoon in the Carlton Caf, certainly repaid all the efforts of crmanizers by Sls stecess brought in something like $7,800 for children's charities. A large number had already collected in the attractively decorated rooms, when promptly at 2.0 Mrs. Sidney Barton, accompanied by Mme. Darre, the President of the league, Mrs. Hickling, the Hon, Secretary gnd Baroness Clifton, who is visit ing Mrs. Barton, and escorted by guard of honour composed: of: representatives from all the Girl Guide, Companies, declared the Bazaat open.
Mrs, Barton raid that it was a great delight to her: to: be present and to sce all the energy and good will that had gone into the bazaar and that she appttéiated the privilege of opening it. She had been informed by the President that the League receipts last year Reproduced
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