THE FLOWER QUEEN.

Manawatu Herald, 27 August 1889, Page 2

THE FLOWER QUEEN.

: Tt will be tem^ml^rwiltlUt on Tuesday; next tliia * Caftlatia will be jtfes'enfaid* b y th»iadytamatdavsv and i&> one should Ttti6« Beeiny'/it^ . -^Rie iftusichas beien fteE'j^ttea^B^'jirtid every effort has been- p^&e^fo'^wt the piece before the putyujori M*W factory manner. » > ■' s ifhe : tf ot -is as fcllWe V^The Flowera av&t in a secluded , fale^-in the forefifc to clioo»e iieir, -Qliieeja. A| person duksontontAd v vr^OL. wie world, fl^pks in the 8«me«>li()£» r©tireinent from its spares i^d M '^liilp. .poj^»e^ v The w rio^r< ? jWU* f of , Lo«e and' Dut y; and fcJ?e /Bwjjp^— learning that, to I well tke sMfiiui alfott«4 'by tMwid#^^ s»<>ift»»i>e happy—* cesolvee tq return again to uae&Wfa a^ (^)Ooljennjsyßnt among his fieUov «reatq)rf|t j 5 . , "•' The blowers, attired in accordance with the name of the plant assumed, sing, in fact «re always singing, and therefore there are the charming variations between solos, dueto, atm

choruse^. ond f ull ohowises of a ' Queen ia. vasti . amusintf,^ displaying the fact tfo Flowers, li^B th&" free and «nligh enedj^ar^-gre»t afedeclarations sue as "J*te&s im ft»werM^:l)ut es hibit^^ usual incapacity of dcci «ion, to oali' in the ai of a;j|PLtotil t<K. decide for them Xjittl^K^;t&kerMig& f\ oddly enougi occur^^n^?^^%i^t aoented o UeMf>MtMi:to iK& . enquiry of th dtiffl?\ tf yMW^.'slialf b^ Queen ?' C^^lS^S^ffj®*/-'*^ ant ■'••'*^? first 1 then^r^flnVrfiifrthe chorus suggest I politely "iViace, false pretender 1 when *Heuo ,trope and Mi^nionett states that it " IV not in -^beauty, 1 which temp/ti Japonica to assert tha xoin%u v a ( narilfe, ;|> ''j ! iitß't ( suffi oient to put her oi'Jt of it. Sun flower o mew theip/ to " make way y© silly praters " .which unanuT^ty amotfgst the , others, b] th,»icb*druß'de!iianding to^indw "saj « vi^^'ff^^^^hing.the chorui <■ &P&, iaEfi** »* ■ and ■ demands :t( Tt «Ac« oooiee^ *when thir Hollyhoci •msAes a W* fiddly dear lgiei!^4 '"aai^ajy^i^jtEerfank out- * ms?, o£ An\ r jaie«fiOn has, endeavoured to batinr.,-^i; -^onstituente. The cfcOTus! x spied the : Beoluse z&S? 1 ? him fca make the decision, ant\ he appears to have been, ,jfc|«fqp^iJy.'ij > jetiremenfr, d- first class t politicly by thewtiy He sets aboiit '<fihte l bi j^hieSs ' handed ,^yer to 1 ' Iviui. f*>iittß^"^^^«'^;;iir4- to w^M. where U 4atu^ hand alike her ft* pestows, every flower ori Which .^e^thvjjickest -!>«iuty glows," b 1 it as this is jwactly what each canpt& >e«nrp'rocl*im!ng lotflMr ineist' 6n his ! maldng a ihokie, and this is how, the man does 4« " ~J)iffijtttifaifi t id spy ', <3.vity now, a WvW^ijgn a (q propose* -"Wisdom must I oe the rose?" .*•»•■•-■ ■ ' V. 1 a.re Bot su¥e ii the flowers imsnediateijembrafcQ.tijis Keclusej but flee htpw they crown the rose* and ■flnsfSiicoSe&s i^ public life enoourages lac. 'Reduce to. return again once ?jpM r & public life. r»»Y c ' hopp to s:ee the. Jlall - pawned A» this eveniu^d amusement.