TE AROHA WEST.

Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 369, 18 May 1889, Page 2

TE AROHA WEST.

A very Riwceßaful'DiaiKl of Hnpo meet** ing was held on Monday evening nt le Aiohn \Wst. The chair .was occupied by Rev. ft. La wry. who gave a short address appropriate to the occasion, and atao ox plained that the abson.ec of Rey. Mr Evans wa'"* owing to illness^ The following ( programme was then cone through with cnnsiiteicihlG credit, seveial of the items bring loudly applauded : Readmit, Strong Diink, by Mr Luvell ; song,. The Cottage by the SVa,. Miss White ; lecitalion, Tlie Young Teetotaler, Mister' ft * Goaid ; song, Di( j d ii> the Stipot, Miss i Syviet ; leaiiny, The Cott.ir's Saturday- Night, Mr Boine ; .son-y\ l)nn*tgo near lh,£ bar loom [brother, Miss West ; claiionet solo. Blue Belli of Scotland, Mr Tilslcy ; recitation , The Fireman's Wi^ldin^, MrGirdler ; song, In Il'ippy M'onii'ntM, Miss Blackmail ; Temper-ince Battle Song, Mr Whitbnrn ; Biing me buck the one I Lnvp, Mr Gii tiler ; dialogue, Teinpevanco Gii lk. Misses A. Boeson, K. Scott, Ettic ar:d Emily Mace ; duet, Hunting Tower, Miss Blackiu.m and Mr Paul ; recitation, My First Address, Miss L. WeynoUU; recitation in character, The Penitent Urunkaid, Mi Phil Gailick ; song, The Temperance Lifeboat, Ilev S. La wry. Several temperance melodies were sung by the Company, the accompaniments being played by Miss Reynolds. Quite a nuniboi signed the pledge, and a very enjoyable meeting was brought to a close by singing the doxology, and pronouncing the benediction.