HENUI SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 22 May 1907, Page 2

HENUI SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Tlu.' Ilcnui schoolroom was packed hi the doors last night, when a capital' concert was given to raise, funds fin- the enlargement of (he building. Tlu? programme a lengthy one, was full of meMl, and was fully appreciated. The hall interior had been prettily decor-at-vl by the Sunday School workers. Kcv. Latter presided, anil at the tunelusion of the cimcert thanked all those who had contributed ifowards the sue ' cess of the ail'uir. The following programme was given:—lnstrument il trio | (piano): 'iVornia,'' Mrs Latter and Misses Kice; song: "Promise of Lite. Miss Baker; song: "Louisana Lou," Mr 'J'. Woodard (encored); recitation: "The Klack Watch," Mr Uislop; song: "1 hid my love/' Miss Taylor; song, "Ave Miiri.i," Miss Bice, with violin obligate by Mr Salt; song: "The Midshipniite," Mr T. Woodanl; duet: "Walelnnan. what of the Night?" Messrs Bimiington and Mallet, (encoivd); song. "The old Bassoon," Mr Binnington; instrumental selection: Mr ami Mrs C'oruI wall, Mr and Miss McEweii; song:

''Summer," Mrs Johns; song: "The Diver," Mr T. Woodard; trio: "The Bells of St. .Michael's Tower." .Mr and .Misses Biker; recitation: "Wolf and Hound," Mr Uislop; song: "A. Soldier's Song," Mr Mallet; song: ''Cranny's Story," Miss Baker; stump speech: Mr Binnington; instrumental quartette: Ooriiwiills Baud. The accompaniments | were capably played by Mrs Latter and the Misses Baker, Kice and Taylor.