Puhoi.

Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 31, 1 November 1901, Page 2

Puhoi.

Tl}.e concer-fc arranged hj. aid q£ Mr. .James, Dai'rqoh tqqk place in the Puhoi Town Hall qn l^ri iay 25th. inst ; The perfqnnt»rs arrived frqin Warkworth tjy coack oarly iv the o\'et}ing- and the pei'fornjaiiGe began at 8j) in. Owing to the raght being bright and line and tl).e rqads in gqqd oonditiqa for travel there was a very fair of the public, Tl^e pr.qoeeds (shilling tickets) amounted tq abqut £q) ilje tjall Company giving- th- free use of its IJall or llj.e eyeniijg. Mr. ,J. JJamson took the chair and the following progi/aiunie was gone through-: — I'ianofqrte .selectum, ]\frs. McOui'dy; song, 'I'our jolly SiuitHa,' Mr. A, I>. Q-ra-ntj vocal (luef, <In the dusk of the Twilight,- 5 Mis. Bhqesinith and Mr. (jrrant> Asleep in the Deep,' Mr. J. Harrison; conjuring by Professor ('lark; song Mary of Argyle,' Mrs. Shoesuuth (eftGor-ed); Gomic song' Just m Time,' Mr. Yallack (encored) :pianoi'ovte selection by Mrs" Rayner;' vocal (\\Wt -'Army and Navy' by Messrs Han-ison and Grant; Exhibition of tes.vy club swinging by an ex-Life (iuard.sin'4ii song1 (selected) Mrs, Shoesmith; vocal cfiict 'fife's Dve^in is ,o Jer' Mrs, Shoesmith and Mr. A, t). Cfrant} conjuring by Professror Clark j comic song 'OIV Jfred tell them to «fop,' Mr, "\ rallaok (oncored^. Mrs.. Ifoyuer and ijtrs, MoOurdy acted m aQjjomp4»ists in an *bl« and efftiiieitt inqnrtev, At tile conclusion' of the pGi'loruiance jj, gentleinrn in the audieiice arose and proposed a hearty vojfo of tl.Hnks to thepert'oruiers wlji(?li was carried una^iinQßsly, Mr. (jraiat suitably replied. At the conclusion of the conceit was $ dance which was kepfc up with spi?jt till 1,30 a,m.

(Own Correspondent,)