CONCERT AT KIHIKIHI.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 2012, 30 May 1885, Page 2

CONCERT AT KIHIKIHI.

A \ kk\ successful conceit \\.n held l)eic on Moikl.iv evening in .tul nf the .funds of tho new Presbytenan Clnncli. Tin- Key. Mi Hutnon oceupiod tho chair, and m spite of bud roads and the f.ict of n lectme being delivered in Te Aw.unntu, tho attendance was very g ( »>d, fully l"» 0 being present. The singing was veiy pood, the names of tho hingors mo a tfiui-mtoe of tliat. Signor Stanton leceived .1 bovuiuet of violet*, fnun an adcnuor, but whether tho adinucr h of the softer t.e\ I cuinot say. The encore which he leeeived was utteted in etety tone of voice, from the musical one (vf hi-. mr»nv l.idy adnmeis, to the pruff tone of the I.unkin, «ho blumted it with a duidedly KriKl^h accent; howevei, they all appieci.ito tilent. Tlie following is the |»ro<f« aimitf . — Piauofoite duet, Mis->e-> Klin-ly; honp, " When Other Lips," Mi Sunnis ; piauofoite solo, Mist* Ogle ; song, "Kilhuney," Mr Stauton ; song, "The Flower (iirl," Miss Reny; hong, "The Old Biigade,"MrltigK; Ming, ♦'The Mountebank," Miis Mundeno ; pieUiofoito >-ol(>, Miss Ehnsly ; song, " Sailing," Mi C. Hunter. Second pait.— Pianoforte duet, Me-.dauies Hiitchiii»on and Ellis ; song, "The Postillion," Mr Kigg; pi«tn«f«i tf duet, Mime* Ehnsly ; Hong, "Thy Face," Mr Stanton ; .soup, '• K.ito O'Shane," Miss Mandeno ; .sonir, " Untiwli Lion," Mr Sinuns ; song, "Khien «m the Rhine," Mhh Reay; s.mg, "The Little Hero, ' Mr C. Hunter ; pianoforte .solo, Miis Ehnsly. The iov chairman moved » \otn of thanks t<i the imgcc, after wlndi the National Anthem bi ought tlm concert to a close.— (Own Con es|x mdent. )