Concert at Awahun

Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 145, 20 May 1886, Page 2

Concert at Awahun

l K M,Wdaj nTgSt i^afci. "^ f ill ' co&ffirt' :,#«% gJTen ' ; : »l . ' Awahntri j- H Mr Cooke, the teacher ai scliool, has»nde^TC««d~t>y this DMaaa v JhV aswstan^ xrf a th«^ . fEducatibo Board, to pat ''W»^fcwli» ■^ r '-' : " J•enre at once as » tilaee- %>r chiTdrea j. ( ■•--.■' 'M PJ*! IP A>r^« breather, .»iid -s^jl •. v rflceptael»li(* saddles ol papflkwiKyf i might .eqtitfe horn a distance. .^'Bj^t^*^' was' 1 '-iiMm^'?ltßj& L ropm waj^ortjfttilentoa r wit^ flowersJ : aadbrillwmt^^ted. Tfi^ao^A^,; appreoiaM *p.\mti&iu9im&m& '■'■ meat. Miss, McMUfenj and, MiaarK*- • so}" and Mrs-FrasSK^«Hla^neV ! S*rAjtravolling- doctor. (Mr Tuk' '" ■ ingson) then' inkdV^his M^pokranco; . followed by Mk u asl^^V who> to- iv "FrjondshiD'VlfrCtooke "The Mar^-' >T lai'i," and Misses iMacdonatd'i^ith.!*^ Miss Liddle a tro en it!ed'*« hel the Warm Nooa is Sleeping." -X 'Itd^:'" closed the-ifirat part. : . Mrsiasd' Mlto ><> Lloyd -contributed A biano dfi^,^^^ ' ■ Miss laddie »ang " Tit fsr *T^f r ib' " r excellent style, sepunne "an Jeiacorel / ' Mr Qilmer followed witb^'lijtT MiMiMacdonairan^ Sfi*V miffi jml^ with "JCom R>wlTng," atAM&JSt**^ ser with '« Dreftm; Faoeß.'>V^i-Muoh v amusement "was caused by- the'laa^w. piece, in whioli a tgeiitleman "f Abrahams) spoke at "himself atf : ; sy^ Frenchman^aQd his appearance ;ju^ ?•"( foreign accent seemed to give credence '. to: his statement. He sang "-The Freiichinan." The National Anthem .;.' was :; then sung^v and the audieoea^ ffisijiiaiied, - ■:.-". ,^,^^'^X