WHITELEY HALL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 193, 28 August 1903, Page 2

WHITELEY HALL.

SUNDAY SCHOOL. (.OSOKRT. There was an excellent attendance at the White'ey Memorial Hall on Thursday evening, when erne of the best programmes submitted for some time was most excellently rendered. The Rev. J. N Buttle presided, and during. the evening took occasion to thank the Colonial Piano Company for the loan of a piano and Mr Holdt for the furniture used on the stage. The conoert was in aid of the funds of the Sunday S ;hool and should result in a substan'i&l addition thereto, and the assistance so generously rendered by thosa taking part in the programme must hive been highly appreciated by the management, m it wns by tho audience, judging by ha h?ar!y applause and numerous encores. We regret that pressure on uur spaes forbide ou' - dwelling at lengoh on the programme, which was as follows: Pi mo du*t, waltz by Moskowsk', Misses 01 'field and Haw ken ; soog, " A May Morciog," Mr Nelson; violin solo, "Ziguentr," Mr Ootke; song (with vi ,'lio. obligato) " Bruga's Serenata," Miss Bill; quartette, " The Soldier's Farewe:!," Messrs Nelson, Veale, Hams and Kyan; song "An Irish Lullaby," Miss Feltbam; song, " The Lsss with the Dslicate Air," Mies A. Ambury; piano solo *' Finale in Ominor " (Beethoven), Miss Hawken ; song " Invo's Nooturna," Mr Ne'son ; rccitatioD, "The Man from Saowy Rivei," Mr Ohristop'oer; Qmrtette, "Serenade" (Mendelssohn), Messrs NelsoD, Vealt, Hume and Ryan,