APITI NOTES.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9441, 11 May 1909, Page 5

APITI NOTES.

From Oar Own Correspondent

An operetta entitled “SnowWhite” was per.ormod by the school children on Wednesday night to a large and appreciative audience. The name part was taken in a highly creditable manner by Doris Berwick, whilst luewa Olsen’s iaaperaousEion ot “The Queen” was all that could be desired. Cecil Guy made a gallant Prince, and Leonard Gill, as the faithful huntsman, acted his part well. The dwarfs caused a great deal of amusement, and the various choruses rendered by the forest children were much appreciated. The stage had been tastefully decorated and looked very effective. A second performance will ba given by special request in a few months time.

A Choral Society has been started with a membership of 25. Mr Potts, of Kimbolfcon, is instructor, and is confident of attaining a fair 'amount of success with his pupils. The many friends of Mr and Mrs Mark Haynes, of Utuwai, will sympathise with them in their bereavement in the loss of their infant daughter. The burial took place on Wednesday iu the Bidge Road cemetery. Maud Bnokman, the 13-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Buckman, died on. Sunday. She had been ailing for some months past, and had only recently left the Palmerston Hospital The deepest sympathy is. felt for the bereaved parents.