WAIKANAE NOTES.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 8 September 1920, Page 2

WAIKANAE NOTES.

i ~—* t On Ihursday last a mo-t enj«.»yI able concert was given in eeb-bra* b. i ; of the auniversary of the Met h «. f : | Church at Waikanae. 'j he ciiui <:L. j was quite Jillvd with pi.-viiJv. Ri;v. i t j v;i k i-i. ilotllv .M isslijjii) f v. ;iIJt Ij 1 1 .1 i.Triiiuiiii’. of the evouiug. After • .t,. ifft with the Lyiuii "Oh. for ;t thot;-;, j toiiKUo.- to WflJ ,-titi" jn putts mvuiber.- of the eongregutiou, V! ■ Nature .'■aitiil! mid .Mi-, Moilv . lei.-ueti well. Miss Doieen t^iuaiil

sweetly, while Mi;-. Joyce Robert.-.,< | aa- keenly tipiireciatei.l in huiaore : ; recitations. Miss Hart saag -t-vv . | .twig!- ia line style. Seveial of the ; : : formers had ecuiie from I'arapaiau j among uhom were jit - Htile. Ali.-r J. . i reiti, auJ -Messrs ilo-te aav A*i*in.' : | all of nliOitJ .-aag well. .Mr Hale v.a- it great demand with his kumotoa ehaiiieter -ketthes, white Rev. t-ja 1played violiu solo- iu a most arti-'i matriter. Lacores were quite the or>; •: of the evening. After singing t . wa; served, bringii i to a close :i very pleasant evening. The many friends of Mr Ak .. Robertson will be pleased to hear h* ■ progressing v-eil, after his recce I operatitm. A whare, owned by the Otaki Dairy Co., and occupied by .Mr Paraley, v. : - burned to the ground on Saturday in *. Xhe outbreak, which was apparet due to a defective chimney, occur;- > while Mr Paraley •a - a b-eix *, eon •• olobt all hi- perKiaal eifec: of Waikanae were start!*- 1 Uoirx thb accm-tomod uvcuirxg calm by unusual sound of n baud. Quito a j rertvd gathered, to find the Otaki Brasa- { Band playing away in fine style. A \- I though les.idents had heard of a baa-j being formed, few had realised that i\ * va s a n aceompi:j-hed f he t. co u seguen x l v the artistic performance it put up '-ajr.e as a surprise to many. We look forward to again hearing the band at an early date.