LAWRIE TESTIMONIAL.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 207, 26 June 1914, Page 2

LAWRIE TESTIMONIAL.

Honoring The Mayor.

Hit' efiiunitti't' .it tin' Lnvrio t>'tiniuiiiiil fund report that their n.ti-t sanguine f\[i i tatiDiis dl mi]iP'U't have I n moio than realised. Foi fan ji:n lie tion of this go 11 result tlio riinuv utul i-ntliii«iui'u of Mi ■'. Ji'>nU»un mill R.-v. F. 1!. l)itl)snn have Imm ii hi ist largely ivsjhiuml.lo. Tin l , unmitleo ]i ivn now ii[i\\ >iil> "i (.in' hundred nn 1 seventy sul'ii rihers tu ilii> funil : the lllltjolitN f)f t]|. -.' l',']l),'srllt families

as tln« Committ'-'o did not seek for support fr mi more tli in one in a 1n.u5..1n,],1. Tho testimonial will tuko tlif form of n complimentary concert at which tho presentation of n gold watch and nlhoil will ho male to Mr Laurie. Subscribers to tho testimonial will have tickets presented to the-u and also a very handsome programmo iih a souvi'iiior of the occasion. The committee li, '!>,• to M>o n moiister gathering of the resid, nts pros<>nt at the entertainment and coremoiiy, as it promisos Ii >th from u social and musical stundp tint to be one of mire than ordinaiy interest. j The lirst half of tho programme will cmsist of pictures, specially staged by the Lvcoiim Picture Co. Tho second pttrt, alter an introduction by the Pukekohe orchestra, will consist of (Miartottes, dints, songs and humorous sketches by the famous lyric Four, who" have boon specially engaged for iho o.c ision.