Primitive Methodist Concert.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7878, 21 July 1905, Page 2

Primitive Methodist Concert.

fnrwMri I . n ° l"'°e''amme pu.t forward ut the concert given in the (iueen .Street Church Schoolroom „ n l uUisday e\emn K warranted an even aiger audience than was present, for the concert was a llll)St mjov , )1(J one and some excellent items were tendered. Among the n.ost appreciated of these were two quartette numr T , ilml Lmv " an<l HiII Ocr the l>owns," which were delightfully given by Hiss Nixon (soprano), Misi Stewart; (.alto), and Messts Jenkmson (tenor), and Hasam (bass). Some melodious selections were Plajod by the ordlestra, .Messrs K C.oldmg (piano), C. Jones and II Salt (violin), and 11. J m',', Tlu ' bv piuci ' s Inclined: William Tell," Alice, Where Arl I hou. and "Spirit of the Nations." and each won 'warm recognition from (he audience. The solo numbers were also most, pleasing. Miss Nixon rendered "Violets" with admirable effect. and had to respond to an oncore, adding another tasteful nuni. ber. Miss Loesch showed her capabilities vocalist with "The Old Countree," which proved very popular. Mr llaslam's' co,'»lrihuli*m was | "The Old Brigade," and he als'o was accorded the compliment of anl encore. Mr Kich sang ".noreeaj," and »«s» Amsworth' was) heaivi in n. pretty s-010 piece. .V recitntion by Mr 11. Whito inadL' up the propnunmo. ihe c'iviir -vvus U\kvn bv Mr C. B a m l <, vote of thanks t<, ])erforn!<>j\s wa» carried with acdaination. I'hu concert, was arranged \>y Miss Nixon and Messrs 15. (Joldin/r jiikJ h. White, the Iwo former also aclin'ir as accompanists during Iho uvenl nR", r Phc» proceeds aro in aid of the choir funds.