CONCERT AT TAMAHERE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2059, 17 September 1885, Page 2

CONCERT AT T AM AH ERE.

Tiik concert in aid of tlio building fund of S. Stephen's Church took place .it the Tamahere School last night. Theie was a \ery latge attendance, <md tin 1 chair was most efficiently filled by the Yon. Archdeacon Willi-.. The piogr.uiiine wubmitted was in many aspects .in excellent one, but, as is imfoitimitdy too coiiiiin>nly the case .it country concerts, it was much too long The audience, however, were most enthu si.istic, and every item was loudly applauded, .md in many cases encores had to bo losponded to. The epi deu.ic of cold-, pi evented many from being present, and some of those who diJ contiibnto then sou ices were only too evidently Milfeung ftom tlir pi mailing malady. The late hour at which the cnteitttinmrnt concluded pet links the possi luhly uf <mr gmntf <m o\touded notice. The following was the progiamme submitted . — Chorus, "The Angels Bieathe on Flowers '; song, "True Till Death," Mr Marshall; song, "The Kich Man'.s Undo,'" Mis-, Selby ; piaiiufoite hold, "The Maj pole Dance," Miss M. Main; mhi£, " F.n Away, ' Mrs Hawley ; song. Mi ('. liuntei ; song," "The(J.ites of the West,' Mi«L li. Ewpn ; song, "London Budge," Miss Low i*h ; pianoforte m>lo, Muster Selb\ ; song, " Kemeinbor Me," Mi Himins ; recitation, " Tlie lkidge of Sighs,' Mi (Jrcxille Smith ; choru.s, "All among the Hirley," M>ng, "The Mary Jane," Mi Chambers, jun. ; pianoforte duet, the MiKses (iiMUam; song, "The Distant Shoio," Mm-* Lowish; !>ong, "I fe.n no Foe," Mi Simms ; duet, " Hearts and }lotiifs,"MrsL B. Knun.widMi Marsl^ll ; pianoforte duet, Master and Mis* Selby ; *on», " We'd better bide awee," Mrs Haw ley ; ming, " Uudei tho Ha/el tiee," Miss S.-»lby ; song, '" When Spanous build," Mrs L. H Kwcn ; chorus, "0 ' who w ill o'er the 1 )ow us w lth me ':' " (Jod Sa\o tho <^ueen," Tlic room was then cleiied for dancing,