CONCERT AT GREYTOWN.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4199, 23 August 1892, Page 2

CONCERT AT GREYTOWN.

The eighth of a series of wjnter entertoimnentsiD aid of tbeGreytown Presbyterian Church Building Fund was held in the Foresters' Hall last evening, {it which there was a fairly large attendance. The Eev C. Murray occupied the chair. In his opening remarks he thanked those who had so kindly assisted in arranging theso concerts, and also the public for their patronage, On the fifth of next month the Carterton Choral Society would give a grand concert, aod he hoped the public would Bhow their sympathy by attending in large numbers op thatoccasiop,'' As ip usual pa these occasions the concert was all that could bo desired, every'itera clearly showing that the i hearts of the performers were in their endeavours to pleaso. The followiug programme was rendered in a highly satisfactory iiiannor, reflecting great credit upon those taking part: Overture, Greytown Private String Band; " The Baconicas," Messrs Duff and* Jensen; Song, "Death of Nelson,"T Mr E. Gant (encored); Pianot'orto duet, " En Route," Misses F, Wood nnd'M. Braithwaite!'; Song," The Gallants'of England,-' Mr ; Black; jjong, "Suino Day," Mrs' Jiarnard/ (encored); Bong, "Four Jolly Smiths," MrFliix'; Recitation, Mr Fildes; Song,'"Little 80-Peep," Miss E; Wood; Bong, "Tomorrow will be Fri<lay,'! r MY'Gant (encored); Song, "The y«bant Chair," 1 Miss ; C; j Due},. Black apa* This, is'the last of the series this winter, and Ike Groytown folk will all [eel-.very sorry that such enjoyable evenings have been suspended,