HANGATIKI HALL.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 527, 18 December 1912, Page 5

HANGATIKI HALL.

OPENING CEREMONY. The new hall, built by Mr A. S. Board, was opened on Saturday even\.4ng last. The building is very centrally situated, and is a solidly built «nd pleasing looking structure. Visitors from Te K"uiti, Otorohanga and surrounding districts attended the function When the curtain was raised the hall was filled to the door. Mr A Scholes, in formally declaring the hall open, congratulated Mr Board o~ his enterprise in building such a fine hal' and spoke of the great benefit the building would be to the community. He hoped that evening would be a forerunner of many other pleasant evenings they would spend in th« hall \ delightful programme of vocal and'instrumental items was given by the following Auckland artists, each ' eVof which was very favourably received, and many encores called Regular Royal Queen," Misses Bartley and Parrel, Mess" McElwain and Sutherand; sone''My Old Shako," Mr Suther- '. JS? musical sketch, "Janie,"Miss ' i«p Bartley; violin solo, Master F?lnk P-raonß; humorous sketch, Socket at KHlaloo," Mr Montague; a t "Fairyland " Miss Bartley and ftSin 'piano solo "South s/aßhapsbdie," Miss Webster; imitation, "In the Farmyard, Mr Al an SSSwain- humorous recital, A SS Proposal," Miss MaudFarreU; -j.„i "Thp Game of liiie, «" Ktague; so 6 ng "Love in the Valley "Miss Zoe Bartley; violin solo, Master Frank Parsons; song, "Moun- >• Tnvprg " Mr Sutherland; humorSwain. The programme concluded Uith a delightful one-act «jM