WAHAROA
(From our own Correspondent.) Waharoa, Monday. The usual monthly meeting of the Waharoa of Hope was held on Saturday evening last. Thej'p was a good attendance. Rev T. A. Nome in the chair. The following programme was satisfactorily carried out, and three new members were enrolled amongst the ranks of total abstainers:—Recitations : A Good Bey, Mis? D. Fiunerty ; A ;J>ap for Lif®, Master H. Scelly ; and Miss F. Soelly ; Tjie Homes of England, Miss E, Brown; The Tempest, Master E. Peureal ; Which Side are you on, Miss B‘ Brown ; Bay Ruric, Master H. Bryant $ A Woman’s Question, Miss L. Brown. Songs : The Daisy, tire Misses BrownI; When the Mists have Rolled Away, Mr Bryant 5 The Army of the Brave, Mr Bryant. On the mßtion of 'J{r Bryant a hearty vote of thanks was accorded the friends who had assisted in procuring lamps for the school lmu.se (where the Band of Hope meetings are held). The meeting (•onoludeU by the liev Clmirman prtmyunc irig the Benediction,
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 483, 25 June 1890, Page 2
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