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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12614, 26 November 1926, Page 3

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On Tuesday evening the patients at Porirua Mental Hospital were provided with another concert by the Victoria University College Social Service Club. The performers included: Mrs Tonge and Miss Anderson (ukelele duets), Miss Furrant (recitation and songs), Marjorie Vause, a pupil of Miss K. O’Brien, in dances, Mr D. Foley (songs), and Mr A. J. Mazengarb (humorous songs and monologues). Mr C. Collins’ orchestra played during the patients’ supper, and also played for a number pf patients’ dances, as well as rendering selections. Miss A. Duff acted as accompanist. The organiser desires to thank the following who provided mo-tor-cars for the purpose of conveying the party to the hospital: Mr L. W. Gilbert, Mr 1.. George, Messrs Todd Motors and Messrs Adams, Ltd,