For somo time past tho congregation of Wesloy Church have been contemplating an oQbrt for tho purpose of erecting a suitablo rosidonco for tho minister in cliorgo of the Oamaru circuit, and somo four months ago it was determined to ar range for holding a bazaar, with a view to form tho nucleus of the Parsonage Fund. The ladies of the congregation, assisted by a Committee of gentlemen, have taken up the matter with great energy and in terest, and, wo are Tiappy to add, with great succoss — very kind and acceptable aid and support having been given by members of other churches. Tno result has been tho collection of a very large number of objocts of art, fancy goods, and useful articles, which will be dis playod for sale in the Volunteer Hall to day. The bazaar will be opened by his Worship the Mayor at noon, tho stalls boing arranged as follows, viz. : — At the south end a produce stall and refresh ment stall ; at the north (platform) end a stall for miscellaneous goods ; and two similar stalls on either side of the room, numbered thus — No. 1 stall, nearest tho main entrance on tho east side of tho hall ; No. 2, next on the same side ; No. 3, the platform stall ; No. 4, next thereto, on the wost side jof tho room ; No. 5, next thereto ; No. G, refreshment, and No. 7, produce stalls, at the south (entrance) end. Tho follow ing ladies, assisted by others, have con sented to preside, viz. — No. 1, Mrs Wans brough, aenr., Mrs Kite, and Mrs Garrod ; No. 2, Mrs C. Galbraith ; No. 3, Mrs Sheppard ; No. 4, Mrs Robin son ; No. 5, Mrs Armitage ; No. 6, ro freshment stall, is entirely provided by Mrs N. Lane, but yesterday wo were un able to learn who would bo the dispensers thoreat, or to whom the charge of tho produce stall would be confided. 