PARAPARAUMU.

Otaki Mail, 17 July 1922, Page 2

PARAPARAUMU.

CA TIIOLIC CONCERT. Or. V.'edtif'Hlny night n highly '■; "< '-.-fill ' o.M'i r: " * ' by w, tot tut.': it 1,, ing '"'gum -! bv M : Lynch, of J'.'rtkaknDe-pit. t! fat " that an ,".e, Ik tit cot. had le ■' held the prcvioi.*, night by a par iron 't’ttki. and that a t- ; • ring ■ itrly ivn- raging. ■■.':< 'untci ttn-d by 1.-» ■ bowers, the Corot.3 l tot Hal! n>d. and the Packukari!:i ' -"I fund phouid benefit cot | ably The concert party va .a„ <y ictd one. and the audience was low to cognise this, 1 .vor/tig fl t's'.e on every item, and brought bv i .M; In"’, :e. I'ioeutionixt of the fit ! rank, th'ia time-. The op-ring if< I was a chorus by ’be whole eompm, i Then followed Mr Tfor-bv. who m: 1 •‘ Th (f'U :.y •- rgetint Major,” young sifii'er. v.ko later, as a hurr.ofo ■ reciter, .had h:- hearers :a fits of lnua [ter. Mr- lb a •.•••hitrtrp. a -opr;-; < Wake Fp.” and up descrvi-jly ! cored. Mr Lionel Inch then t<- ” ”Th< Lad" of the ‘ a:,- rv-rdowc ” if masterly jjjantier, and' received rout. of apjda'. ... Mr Pa> J'ttzgerald “Mate of Mine,” ar.d Miss Barry. contralto, “fios! of Mine,” both art being brough' back bv an upproo. " audience who would welcome D.c -irigers on a future occasion. Then f i'.’ved ?M r r J. Elliot in ‘‘Bedouin Lo" s-ng. " and Miss Chapman, & your: is n titer of groat rrierit. Otht iterna v,ere: Duet. “Believe Me” b Mr» Beauchamp and Mi-* Barry: *w ”Dn ■= of .Toy Are He?'-.” Lf s.s Gk-f'-rd: r eci'ation. Mr T'hortby. a' : quartette, -‘‘The Ro.-ary,” by M: Beauchamp, if. •- Barry, Mr Fitzg-rw nod Mr Elliot. Then followed a • inuiity -.ing, in wl.ieL “rjfce” other popular item* were doc:justice to by e delighted stidler c< The fioor of’-.-rwards. cleared - d&seisg which vra- kept up to an; " : - hour. Mr B. Lynch deserve- cred : the splendid corrirunation of art:-'* - brought *o. Paraparauraa.