Country News.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 32, 8 February 1904, Page 4

Country News.

CAItKINGTON KOAH. (From Our Own Convsponden l !.) One of the most, enjoyable entertainments ever held on the Carrington lload took place on Thursday evening, 4th inst., in the schoolroom. A capital programme was gone t'hroupji, consisting of songs, recitations, pianoforte solos, viedin; and' piafiio duets, violin, ma l idolin and guitar trios, and ant.henis by the Carnington Road tJlee Society. 7hose t«aki:ag part in the evening's entertainment were : Mr A. Oliver, song ; Miss J. Wilkie, recitation; Mr lb-ash, song; Miss Wilkie and Mr Haulinson, pianoforte and violin duet; Miss finish, song; Mr F. Harrison. recitation : Mr W. McKwen, song ; while the McEwen Brothers, in their trios (violin, mandolin and guit/ar), scored a succe'i-s.* r l'he (ilee Society-were in good voice, awl their items were rendered in re'ally artistic style, the voices being well balanced and modulated to suit the rcjf|uireiuonts of the building, and they are to be complimented on the success of their efforts. Mr .1). Wells gave a couple of good* pianoforte Items. Taken altogether, the concert was a success," and fully bears out the impression that the Carrlng'ton Hoad residents have nothing to bo asbame'd of in their efforts to enteu-ta'in. The management ought to feel satisfied with the result", as the proceeds of the concert go an organ for the new Wesleyun Church, recently opened on the road.