PATERANGI

Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1913, 9 October 1884, Page 3

PATERA NGI

Tur concert and dance held heic on Fuday evening w.is mo c t aiicci Indeed that is only what could lie »\ ppctcd, for whene\ci an ( nteitunment is hold hue. it i- so will managed, tliat the iiiiimc is so good, find the aiundancc is always Luge. IVople a-iuajs look forwaul with pleasiue to the Pateiaugi conceit;:. The jittcndcince on Fnday evening was good, people came fiom allpaitsof tlic di.stncr. tally '2oo being present. The pioeicds amounted to £\i, and tho expenses £4, leaving a ballance of £10 to be equally applied to reducing a debt on tho old school building, and a haimonnun fund for the Piesbyteiian Chinch heie. Pin ate faubsciiptions tow auK the latter puipohc, amounting to £6, ha\e alicady been received. It is the intention of the promoteis to laise £20 and mipoit a good instalment diieet fiom America. The following is the piogiamme :—: — Piano solo, Mibs Maggie Hudson ; iilee, " Ye Men of England, ' Patcniu^i Glee C'luSi ; song, >l Khien on the Jlhine," Mibrf Pi nice; s-ong, '' J'ully, ' Mi C Huntci' ; duct, "Fiiendship," Misses Huntei and Fleni ing ; song, " Dicani Kate-,' \li I mice; 1«o"i^, '•.'iihci i-hhie,' ! Mi-s Jfuutpi ; ;so»g, " Holly J)ush," Mr L)oo (encoied) ; *'A I'.ud in the Hand,' Andiew , jnano solo, '"^la^pole Dance," Mr F. (4iieison ; glee, "Hush thee, my Uabe," glee club ; duet, ""\ eiy Impioper Indeed,' Mr and Mi&s Pi nice; song, "When Span ows Jjinld," Mi^s Macky ; bong, " TiieMidshipnnte," Mi McLaurin ; hong, "Home of My Childhood," Mis Andrew ; song, "Sailing,"' Mr C. Hnntei (eucoiod) ; piano solo, '* Peusoe," Mr F. Griei«on ; song, " It was a Dream," Miss Hunter; song, "True till Death," Mr Prince ; glee, "Ye Shepheids Tell Me," glee club. A of thanks piopos.ee! by Mr G'eiinann to the ladies and gentlemen who had so kindly assisted, to Mr Doo fer the n&e of his piano, and to Jkje&si s JSTewland and J. H. Scott for their hbeial subscriptions in aid of the funds, was carried by acclamation. '" God Save the Queen" biought the conceit to a close, atter which dancing was kept up till 4 a.m., Mr Sibley furnishing the musi«. On such occasions a* thi3 the stereotyped plnase is, " When ail acquitted themselses so well, it would be," &c. I might paiticularise, but I am afraid I have not quite regained the good opinion of certain persons since I did so ou one occasion, so I will say nothing this lime— (Own Correspondent.)

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