OWAKA-CONCERT, ETC.
Clutha Leader, Rōrahi XX, Putanga 1012, 15 Hakihea 1893, Page 5
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OWAKA-CONCERT, ETC.
;■• > ; U.K?. : •%j^..} >>-, -;;.;hl 3- r /fr'S^-. ,■■ The Owa'ka Junior Football Clubr ;held : their aiwuaLfte^nc&t/aV&fiterso&'s n^jyi hall•■"on Friday. Jast'.,. o}he halij^yas y.e^y tastefully . decorated fyith .' •fevpr;^6i : gi > eens,.'andii6 ! vers ,for thcOtfcbaljiori;- 1 "So"' la : r v als I 'yrfglfi 1 g < wa? concerned, i v .thfer.^ concert hwaß fai complete success, itwo of f ;tlie'singej;s—^Te^gi-s Beunent: a ? d . e S. 3 ?ft— l??j?B^,-.4Pst 'in.jjjein^es.'': ;Many in tlie district: are sorry" jibV they did not' f put iii ( 'atf 'app^Urancg, and ' if <? £He ( publi6' of;OHvaka.are always^Bo well: tcatered? for -in' the,,jnat^r , of , sqngsil.jMt^Baftersp^a-.r hall;.f Ja^ge , ip it , ,wili, lj§ It js , a, , pity,., thfe! fingers' names were not. a dvertised, for" ilie'h ! theiVw6urd'ih all* probability naVeyeen' a • bumper * » housei ' and! the < -wodHT ■ haye • J)ejJfl»lfl.rg#j: - ,U-y,-un. n oiai h'--:-ih Mr oc^ple.ct dh#, ch.ahv , and, ,in . the t course .of a"'lew^nti'6ductbr,y r r'emai'ks J referred,-' to W tktei^i'^'e^t&pHserin'prb'fi'ding- sucK a c comniodioug : ibtiildih'gy tvhich*i hei^a'id H'ttd^ long been a felt want injth^.;district;:rtEEel expressed the hope that Mr. Paterspn would b&ifrewM^bySpttic^^trok^. M k . . i'The 'conMH^ffas open'ed ! b^^he* club singing' fOn the baUi?f ; .i !Mi':Smithj,sapg;ii',she r )8o:un-v to" an h andm. r '. itfr . M'KerinaJ u t Mary ,' of, Argyre.T/ftn'd' h^*M; all 6* exicb i tMl y M : H"e H Mti sang ViSKe-t cbMsteningt'of vthe* jboyjJ V .' 'iKHv ' marnock bonnets," " The ' strippers,^. and 7 other songs, all .sung in capital .style.y and Wi«g <dulympffebiatetlf R'efirieW : " l%e Arabtfeteediyft h&i other] sdngg?wer^ < ?'3odt^ a tear," all bemg enthusijßßtip^lly tece^vea,
Mr.R. Fraser, " Stickip your mother,; Tom;' .enpore, ' The, anphor/s'weighediV'' Mr JErnest Japes; JJ'The cotage.by ) .tha;seai.-'', Mr Smith : gave a stepdance, and the concert was brought to a' cfos'e/.by, tlie", clvb 1 giving the iaugha'ble farce '"'The r i ;Mr TbJi't, from Rbmaliap'a , placed the accompaniments arid also gave'nsisicar r sele6tio'ns. - '••""" : ' A t ;veryenidyablo' : dance^ollow6d, ah'd ' : wa*3 •kept -up till.'the small hours of * the morning. 'Mr • Tait>j supplied .the. ; mJLisic';. >Mrs -.'MfGoll played a selection of; .Scotch airs by request, iiiifl several songs were sung; .. Mr,.Meder was caterer, f and."suppliecl, .excellent refreshments in the' s^ape'of tea, cakes,, etc. , : and one and all present spent a very pleasant evening^ '■_
