WOODHILL.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 13 November 1919, Page 3

WOODHILL.

|OWN CORRESPONDENT|

TENNIS CLUB'S CONCERT

The Tennis Qlub's oonoerfc and dance, held on Wednesday evening of last week, proved a great suocess, and was well patronised by the local residents. The concert, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all, was contributed to by the following : —

Pianoforte solo, Miss Martindale • song, Mr Nathan ; song, Miss Martindale; fancy dance, Miss Hthel Sim ; recitation, Mrs C ? Jackson ; song, Mr Wi Davis ; song, Miss Paul; song, Mr Te Tutu; recitation, Mr Harper ; song, Miss Harper,

The proceeds from the basket auotion and the door takings are to go towards repairing the courts and enclosures, which when completed will be much appreciated by the tennis enthusiasts.

Another correspondent writes : The concert and basket social held in Woodhill on Wednesdayevening, in aid of the Woodhill Tennis Club, proved a great success, it being largely attended both by local and outside people. The talent of the cqncert party was of no rqeau order, and was warmly appreciated by those present.

The Qlqb, which lias just started far this season, will benefit to the extent of nearly m