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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 217, 12 September 1900, Page 2

1 Yesterday being the anniversary of the Right Rev. Dr. Lenihan's natal day .his former parishioners at Parnell entertained him last evening in St. Bonaventura's Hall, which' was nicely decorated and well filled. , On the.Bishop entering the building the Orchestra played the "Marche aux Flambeaux." The choir of St. John the Baptist's, under the able conductorship of Miss Annie Lorrigan, rendered the "Magnificat" (Millard) and - "Laudate" (Father Kehoe) in good style, assisted by an efficient orchestra. Other items were: Song, Mr Tonar; song, "Carmena," Miss; Annie" Lorrigan; duet from "La Favourita," Rev. Father Kehoe and Miss ColetaL/orrigan; song, "The Carnival," Mrs Blaikie. ; : After the musical programme, the Bey. Father Kehoe on behalf of the parishioners read an address congratulating the Bishop and wishing him many happy returns of the day and long life, success, peace and prosperity,, A souvenir of the occasion was also presented. The Bishop replied,, and said he felt great pleasure in being in the midst of his old flock, where he^ had spent the happiest days of his life,. He congratulated them on the many improvements effected, notably their enlarged church and the fine choir to which all li-tened to with pleasure that night. He thanked them heartily for their kindness and remembrance of Mm. Refreshments were then given round, the Bishop meanwhile mixing and conversing with the people, rehewing old. acquaintance. .The function was brought to a close, with alj singing "Auld Lang Syne." Travelling rugs 12/6, trousers? .5/11, Buits 21/, excellent line of strong working shirts 2/6 each at Geo. low-ld®,--<Ad.) ; ...; .-:.'.. ■/ • A'A:^-.] • Spring, lovely spring, is here, and-so ore we with our carpets and linoleums. —Tonson Garjick Co.—(Ad.).