PATERANGI.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 2666, 13 August 1889, Page 2

PATERANGI.

Concert.—A concert to raisa funds for the purchase of a piano for tho glee club, and to be used at conceits, &c, was held here on Fiitlay evening, Mr F. C. Germann being in the chair. T.iero was a large attendance from all paits of the district, people coming many miles. These concerts are most attractive, the Paterangi residents being very hospitable, and sparing no trouble to ensure the enjoyment of visitors, assist very considerably in rendering all entertainments in this placo attractive. They are a musical community, and on this occasion, with ono or two exceptions, the performers were all local residents. The Misses Wills kindly came from Alexandra to assist, as did also Mr Prince from Ohaupo. Mr T. Goodfollow, who has a wide reputation as a violinist, formed a glee club here, and also taught some of the young ladies and gentlemen how to play the violin, and the pieces played by his pupils reflect credit on him and them, more especially as some of them have only been three months learning. Miss Macky, Miss Germann. and Miss B. Scott played the accompaniments, as did also the Misses Wills. After the concert dancing was indulged in, and kept up till an early hour. The following is the programme:—Piano duet, Missus Germann and Macky; glee, "Lordly Gallants." Club; violin duet, "Signal March," Miss B. Scott and Mr McFarlane; song, "Tell Her I Love Her S«," Mr Prince ; duet (violin and piano), " Bonapait-.'s Grand March," Miss B. Scott and Miss Macky; song, "The Vision;" Miss Germann; glee, "Cherry Ripe," Club; duet (piano and violin), "Euryanthe," Mis-s B. Scott and Mr T. Goodfellon- ; piano duet, "Osborne Quadrilles," Mi-ses Wills. Interval of 10 minutes. Duet (piano and violin), " Military Galop,'' Misses Germann and B. Scott; glee, " Where art Thou, Beam of Life," Club; song, "Fiddle and I," with violin obligato, Miss Germann, obligato, Mr T. Gjodfellow ; violin solo, selection fr.ira "Patience," Miss B. Scott; trio (violin), Miss Scott and Messrs McFarlane and Kay j glee, " Here in Cool Grot," Club; violin solo, "Norma," Mr T. Goodfellow ; song, "True Till Death," Mr Prince ; round, "Hark the Bonny Christchurch Bolls," Club; "Men of Harlech," Club; "God Save the Queen." Tho room was then cleared for dancing, and refreshments were most liberally provided.