THE CONCERT

Tauranga Record and Bay of Plenty Examiner, Volume 1, Issue 21, 23 November 1867, Page 2

THE CONCERT

On Moodav ev>ning last was a at success, imd the l»« use was \ery fuil iudcul, i.o'.willisfandiiiT the teirilltf rain whicli fell withoi.t i termi>siofi fr. rn ihe time of the cr tmi ei.ct ment oi ihe c»ucert t> its eUire. The iecej»tion [y tio iudi« iict of ail tlie j erfof'nuis \uis itmuikabiy cuiuial, uidiough the

prr^ainme was in a greai measure the fHme as at the previous entertain r.ent vVe cannot attempt to recnp talate alJ the songs in the order iu whicli they were deiivered, but would mertly mention t at tlie popuhir favorite, Mr. Harrisoti, outshone hi nself, and on onaocctsion Was eticored twice, giving the nudknce a cliange of songs each ti.ne. Mr. Jlammonid sung the 6r*t snng very sweetly, and Mr. I'anslev, asHi hnrd the Third was lul r.inible^ The Mis-c? Rus-ell did grent service throug!i?ut the i vcniug and sun g more th iti one duet with great taste, and Mr. Hohbs in t!io 4 Death of Maranoa*' was cxcvdh-at. 1 1 is (Jorrect reading, app:-o )?;ato acrion. and good taste it iid- ring the reeit.nion unusnally tll ri'v?. This briff sketch of the ] erf> i niarce mav suffie and we c.iii ouly add thar, the audience mtuiftsied the greatest delight tVougho t, and w dco'.ne 1 many f tlie s >ngs over aga:n tliough they had heard tliem before.