HUNTLY.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 273, 17 November 1902, Page 8

HUNTLY.

A most successful and charming sacrfd concert took place in St. Paul's Anglican Church on Thursday evening-, when a musical treat of a. very hig-h order pleased a fairly large audience, the members of which, O iver T.vist like, departed asking for more. The local soloists, Mlsa M. J. Troughear, Messrs A> A. Davies, R. Kainger, and Wra. Tattley. who were in tine voice, were assisted by Messrs J. P. Hooton and K. Walton, of Auckland, and Messrs ~SY. Hooton and Dossettor. Weber's "Mass" and Mozart's "Allcicro" were finely playwl on tlie organ by Mr Hooton, while Mr Walton's rendition of "The Mighty Deep" and "'Why Do the Nations" was worthy of the fine voice and high reputation of the singar, Messrs Dossettor and W r. Hooton sang well also, and the members of the oLoir acquitted themselves wtith credit. Appended is the 'procsramme:— Organ solo, "Allegro," Mr J. P. H>x)ton; solo, "The Mighty Deep," Mr E. Walton: solo. "The Holy City," Mr Dossettor; duet, "The Sea of Glass," Miss Trou-Tiear and Mr Walton; solo, "He Wipps thp Tear," Mr Rainger; solo. "Tihe Promised Land," Mr W. Hooton; Weber's "Mass." Mr J. P. Hooton: solo "Man of Sorrows," Mr A. A. Davles: chorus "Maignififat," choir; solo, "Ye that are W^a.rv," Mr Wtoi. Tat- | tley; duet, "Ora Pro Nobis," Messrs Dop- ! settor and R. R"M"F<"v solo, "Wbv Do the Nations," Mr E. "Walton; closing- voluntary, Mr Hooton; chorus, "Hallelujah Chorus." ohoir.

A ping-nong- match. Huntlv v. Ohinewai, vf».<j p'fiverl in t^o wi-mol. Ohi-ne-waf. on Thiir.«r!av fhiat. The rvhfnewai ladies b^at fhrir onnnn<vit.« from Huntlv: but the OMnr'waf gentlemen were badly beaten. The visitors were hospitably entertained.