WAIHAO.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Issue 24, 5 November 1898, Page 7

WAIHAO.

(BT OtTB OWN CORBBSPONDENT.) , The concert given on Friday, Oct 28th, by Miss Falconer and her pupils was a great success. The night was fine and the school* Toom was comfortably filled. Messrs A. Philip, SL Ferguson and J. McTaggart from Waimata gave their assistance, and added largely to the hilarity of the evening. Mr P. Henderson, as ■chairman, introduced the performers and moved a vote of thanks to all who had assisted at the concert. "The following is the - jprogramme, which was an excellent one throughout : — Duet (piand), " Sunbeams," Miss Falconer and Mrs Henderson ; duet ■(Bong), " Come over, the moonlit sea," Miss ' Falconer and Mrs Henderson; duet (piano), " Don Pasquale," Miss Seaman and Miss D. - L Byan }< duet (piano), •' Bonnie Dundee," Miss ' .Falconer and Miss M. Morton ; song, " Mary .. of jJLrgyle,'" Mr A. Philip:' encore^ "The anchor's weighed." Here an, interval of five minutes' was followed by a w duet (piano), "Retreat march," Miss' E. Faulkner and Master P. Hanley ; comic .trio, " The ■ three old maids of Lee,'.' in character, Miss Falconer, Mrs Henderson *nd Misa M. Morton : sdna.

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comic " Pa and ma," Mr H.Fergulon, enoor* " They're after me," Mr comicalitie* making the juveniles aoream to splitting point. - The song was loudly applauded, and the Waihao people will be "after" Mr Ferguson before -their -next concert. Duet (piano), ".Swinging -waltz," Kirn Falconer and Miss K. Morton ; song, " Ta-ra-Ta-boom-de-ajs" Mr J[. McTaggart, •ncore, "Bosa Ginger,;" du«t (piano), "Heather wreath," Miss Falconer and Master P. Hanley ; song, " Peggy of , Yarmouth," Mr A.. Philip, encore, - ". Father O'Flynn." Thi« song is always welcomi to the "Vyaihao boyi, especiallyjwhen they areinvitid to join in the chorus. The concert came' to a clos« by -Mr H. Ferguson singing "Betsy Clump," , and for an encore adding a- stanza of his own, which was well received. 1 Miss Falooner accompanied (the gentlemen's songs, -and Master P..H»nley,<.did, the same, very nicily for the ladies. At,the,danc«^ which, followed Messrs Wilson, and,Myeri, of ■upplied the masip,, and, JfFF.prayipn~act«d r( M > M.C., to the' great satisfaction of tKeiianceti. f The performers 'w ( ere suppliecl'with supper 5 !)/ Masdanies' 1 He'nders6n J an'd^Wl 4 Scott, and, MissMorton^ ' \ s *' ' ; ' '?' : '