MASTERTON MIXTURES.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 65, 7 June 1912, Page 10

MASTERTON MIXTURES.

Combined Social and Dance. Tho combined Labor unions of Masterlon, comprising the shearers, freezing workers, slaughtermen, bakers, plumbers, carpenters and joiners, drivers, coach-builders and tailors, field a most enjoyable social and dance on Thursday evening, May Hi, over 100 couples being present. The gathering was a success from evry point of view, and now that the first social has turned out so satisfactorily it is to be hoped that more will follow. As Mr. ''lted" McUae said, members of the Unions "want their say and they want their dances and sports." An excellent concert programme was arranged, the items l v -ing with tin' dances. MissToohill. Messrs. W. Igguldeii and Dove WaMi colli) United acceptable song.-, bin ih<- hones which Specially delighted lie- assemblage were those given by lhe "\\e r Caledonians." the children ol M i -. J. 11. Pauling, "W. Sutherland and I!- Meltao. Masl.-r •R. Mcl Lie sang and n-ciied mi pleasingly that, those pre---in 'ai-iv highly delighted with the p.-i i'orinaneo of the laddie, and the dancing of the Pauling and Sutherland child.- n was equally attractive. Tim lour ebildren of .Mr. Pauling danced a lli-idaml reel, and Master and Mis« Suihcrlaiid. a Shcau Trubbais and Highland iling re-ox ctively. Mr. "lted''' Afclteo al-o ga,<----n stepdiineo in bis he-l s|\]e. The lovers of dancing had nothing 1o complain of. bulb Hour and music jKint: of the best, Prior to the last

dance, Mr. Mcltae thanked those present for their attendance, and announced that it was the intention ol tho unions to hold a combined pieni< in the near future.