TE AWAMUTU.
Own Correspondent. A concert was given by the Marist Brothers' Old Boys' Concert Club in the Town Hall on Saturday night, in aid of the. Catholic Church. The hall was crowded with visitors from, various; places, and the concert' proved very enjoyable. The programme took the form of songs, violin solos, and recitations, and after the interval, a minstrel entertainment with choruses and songs. A dance was afterwards held, closing shortly befora midnight. Mr Patrick O'Connor was presented with a handsome easy chair by the members of the Waipa Rugby Union last week. Mr P. D. Wood made the presentation and spoke of the high regard in which Mr O'Connor was held by footballers, sportsmen and the public generally. Mr O'Connor replied, thanking the Union and urging his hearers to do all they could to promote good, clean sport. The chair, made by Messrs. Barton and Ross, of Hamilton, bears a beautiful silver plate, lettered "Presented to P. O'Connor Esq., by the Waipa Rugby Union, 1909."
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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 223, 8 January 1910, Page 5
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168TE AWAMUTU. King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 223, 8 January 1910, Page 5
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