TE AWAMUTU.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1971, 24 February 1885, Page 3

TE AWAMUTU.

A mkktin*«> of the irieinbeis of the Te Awnmutubind who wore the piomoteis of the quadrille paity was lu'ld in the li ill on Hatunlay evening. The object of the nieetm j WJ s to di>cuss the irio-t advisable way offending the money which remain* 1 - on ha-nd alter paying eipenseH. It was decul d tli.it the money should be -pent in getting up .i picnic. It will be bunded over to the school committee and other gentlemen who will in »ke the necessary arrangements for the picnic in which the school clnldi en will have a part. It vva- intended that out* should be got up especially for the childien, but the bandsmen very generously offered to let the vc-hnol participate in tin-, ono, which will theiefoiebi for the childien as well as the public. The band desire to record their hearty thanks t.» all those who as-i-ted /it the late patty and who contnbuted materially to its success. I am happy to say these have been some accessions to the stienfffch of the bind lately, sevei.il musicians having joined. We shall again have tho pleasure of hearing them play in public on Saturday evening nevt, when they will play troin i> to 9 in the vicinity of thi hall. Ah the proceeds of tlio late quadrille party are to be devoted to th? amiujoment of the public, I would migtfeaf the advisability of getting up an eut«iM»»« Bl >* &wfch« fliud-l °* fcll ° buuJ - New music will ba required, instiuments repaired, &c, and if theyjrne the public musical treats, the Jatte* should show their appreciation by (us-isting the hinds, 'f hi bind will play on the day of the picnic, the date of which has not been h\ed as yet. On Sitmdiy evening ne\t there will be a meeting of the Te Awaniutu Cavalry tiooj. to lejoive the annual iepoit and the b dance ot capitations foi last year.— (Own Coi respondent.)