WESLEYAN CHURCH ANNI

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1653, 8 February 1883, Page 2

WESLEYAN CHURCH ANNI-

inm< nt||Bul f^'' soiree, in with to|3aniiiwMsary of the foumhlra was© commemo>fcas loiSl|i a^Eroiug manner, of tncrweather during the evening kept a good number at home who otherwise would have been present to take part in the proceedings. Notwithstanding, however, there was a good attendance of parents and children, though very few of these came from a distance. The programme selected for the occasion indicated an excellent choir, all the items being invariably well re'oeived, and .not undQS«SjmM^<KA?to choir was arranged ion the^'glatform under the leadership of the Rev. T. G. the evening.- The accompannnentewere contributed b* Mrs Chitty, .Misa AruabokU'/aW M&li£ Honghtcm ant* Weafl. The hymns- sung by the choir were pTmoupafly^fro^^ afad these from theiif'naiari are destined to as large a share of popularity as their predecessors. The following is the programme, theryarrous. itemsjot wiiioh were j warmly recejyeiQf— pfl[l .lQOtp pUflm by choir ; prayer ; chorus, "Come, choir j aadres4/8.e.v./i\ Gk Oarr ; solq, • • True till p?JtUf ! Mri Neal )dA<J f ch6ruj, Galilei', Miss Arnaboldi taking the solo ; address, Rev W., divans; j fihpr^s, " One by dne," choir; "Dublin Bay," Miss Amriboldi* j« Violin solo, Rev.,,T. (^..jClarijj accompanied ,'by Miss,, Nixon ; ( ,'address,^ RevJ. Dukes;song, "Consider the Lilies, Mr H. WC [Moore u ll>rf^nnng," Miss Polly Moreshead ; song, " Hearts of Oik,f.Mr, ,Watkw ; song, .^r Hpnter ; choriisf" Peace 7 b'e^iill,^ choir. " Mr W Reynolds was expected to be present to deliver, *h<?>uhual n rep 1 or(b .^Jt, unavoidably kept away, the report was riot brought forward. Fruit in great abundance 'arid "in" every 'Vatfiety was handed round at intervals. The proceedings >t6rmi'nated with ,prayer.; i i '

AKrantOTtainiiK nt§|Mid soiree, in ccfmecmln with to|3aniiiwMsary of the V^lejw Churoh.lCT wa^J commemor&jjhg jra ofcas a 2roing manner, able nature of tncTweather during the evening kept a good number at home who otherwise would have been present to take part in the proceedings. Notwithstanding, however, there was a good attendance of parents and children, though very few of these came from a distance. The programme selected for the occasion indicated an excellent choir, all the items being invariably well revived, and .not uad<^ft#H,&LAstoa choir was arranged ion the^'glatform under the leadership of the Rev. T. G. I" the evening.- The accompannnentewere contributed r-tf M}s Chitty, .Misa AniabokU'/aW M&li£ Honghton and; Weal. The hymns- sung by the choir were ahd these from theht'Jiatare are destined to as large a share of popularity as their predecessors. The following is the programme, theryarrous. itemsjot wiiioh were warmly recejyetQf— pfl[l .lflOtji pUslm by choir ; prayer ; chorus, "Come, choir j aadres4/8.p.v,/r- Gk Oarr ; solo., " True till D ? aW * Uvl Neal ?[s&k/ Mttfl f ch6ruj, Galilei', Miss Arnaboldi taking the solo ; address, Rev W., divans; j fihpr^s, " One by dne," choir; "Dublin Bay," Miss Amriboldi* j« Violin solo, Rev.,,T. GvjCarijj accompanied ,'by Miss,, Nixon ; ( ,'address,^ RevJ. Dukes; song, "Consider the Lilies, Mr H. WC [Moore u ll>rejvnnng," Miss Polly Moreshead ; song, " Hearts of Oik,f.Mr, /W,atkty ; song, ,M,r Hunter ; choriisf" Peace 7 btfSfcill, lf? choir. "Mr W Reynolds was expected to be present to deliver, *helauhual n rep 1 or l t;, b. ujt, ft &*B}s%) unavoidably kept away, the report was riot brought forward. Fruit in great abundance 'arid "in" every variety was handed round at intervals. The proceedings .teimi'nated with ,prayer.; i i '