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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81859, 6 October 1906, Page 2

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FROM OIK ()W» C<)RKKSrO.NDE.NT. The conversazione held in the Onnita Hull, in aid of fit, John's Church luuds, was irell attended, and proved a great success, 'd'hu. programme was enthusiastically roueiyod " Sppgs were given by Misses Baker, Davies, Weir, and Mr Cooper (comic); duets by Misses Gilbert, Tiplady and Thompson ; and a recitation by Mr Cameron. A clever dratying-room comedy, "] he .footman," composed and performed by Miss 1). Glyues ("Auntie") and j (.Tiynes ("Footman") in love with "Auntie's Niece," Miss J. MeAllutn, caused no cud of fun, the characters being well sustained. " Oysters Is a Bucket," was responsible for considerable laughter, the characters beiu ri taken by Mrs Teefe. Mcs>rs Cameron, J. \Vhitcombo,"and H. Smith. After refreshments had been handed round, the iloor was cleared for dancing, which was kept up spiritedly until day-dawn, Messrs A. (jeorge and 1), Hooker acting as M.C.'s, There were So couples on the floor, and excellent music was supplied by 'Mrs 'George (piano), and Mr Turner (violin). ' Mrs Ulemow, who worked assudioiisly to make the function a success, was tycll rewarded, and deserves special mention for the excellence of the decoration, she having furnished the hall in order that it should represent a draw-ing-room,