CONCERT AND BALL.
The concert and hall held al Itiniu on Wednesday last in aid of the Woodstock school prize fund, was a {treat success, hotli financially and otherwise, (treat credit is due to the organisers. Purine the interval Mr Muir (Chairman) took the opportunity of thankin'; all those who assisted in making the function such a marked success. A hall followed which was a credit to the ladies’ working committee. ATr I . Ihiyd carried out his duties as M.t . in a capable manner, and the music, which was of a high standard was supplied by Messrs A. I.awn. lioss and Gibbons. The programme was as follows: Opening chorus, piano duet. Alt l tie and Charlie Stoop: solo. Aliss Davidson; “The Old Umbrella.” Infants: “Soldier Hovs.” junior hoys: Alonologue, Air Alansou; girls’ drill, senior girls - duet. Aliss Alansou and A.r Sham!. Part ll.—'“Sweet and Low” the school; song. Mr Slinud: recitation, li«irrv (• rot* 11 : sonjf. Mis-* 1 Mnson; “I’iecaninnies’’ I). Inwood and \ . Staikev: .lazz Hand, school; duel. Alessrs Caldwell and Shand ; hoys’ drill, senior hoys; Goodnight Song, girls: Goodnight Speech. Alyrtle Stoop; God Save the King.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 December 1924, Page 1
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