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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 807, 18 August 1877, Page 3

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August 13. With the view of assisting to raise funds to purcbaee a .harmonmm, for iubUc' worship, itwas decided to get up Ei of entertainment, *bich came off *A* 10th inst m the«6hool.rootf, inthe Bbape of a ball intewpersed.wifch longs! E? The weather unfarour. Mt f and asinoonligbt was not provided, "jStJS* oausee interfcwd^tUere.ww a

eoarpU y,of the fair. fe» Between forty and fifty parsons, however, ..pat iv an appearance. The following eong*, among others, were sung-- diiririg tho; ni^h! : — • The blighted garden,' by Mt Vivian • 'Mother kiss me m my dream?,' M Mis« O'Connell ; * Mignionette,' Mr Vfvian j •Come albop, old boy,' i Mr Vivian; 'Pilot/ Mr Grot ton ; 'Cusbla .'..M.aehree,V Mr Grratton ; « O* -steer .my. barque to Erin's Isle/ Mr Harp, ; a Frenck »ong, by; Mr Poolcy;,; 4"^» ' Come list to the convent bells,' by Hr.s Crawford and MiBS O'Connell ; ' She wore a wreath of roees,' nnd the ' mana daughter,' by Mr Vivian; song,* • Annie Laurie/ Mrs Crawford and iMiss O'Connell ; ' Swinging m the lane,' and 'Artful Joe,' by Mr Hyde; 'Belle M^bone,' Miss O'Connell.; « When the. war is- over, M»ry,' Mt Harp ; ', The hallelujah band,' Mr Vivian .; "* Milford Baj,' Mr Harp. Dancing was kept up with unflagging zeal till daylight, Mr A Crawford aoting as M.C.