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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 191, 12 August 1911, Page 9

ALBAHY. The AgrieuHiiral Inspector of Schools (Mr. Kalaugtex) paid a visit of inspection to the Albany School on Thursday, August 10th, and expressed Wmself as greatly pleased wit* >the work dope ia connection with "the school gardens. A very successful eoneert was given on Tuesday, 'May 8, In the Albany School in aid at Uhe Hall Fnnd, by a party of Auckland gentlemen, under the direction of Mr. Gordon, Esq. Jnstruraewtal selections were rendered by (Messrs. P. Mondie (flute), G. Eady (clarionet), K. Body (cornet), and 11. Piper (piano). (Mr. G. Bady received an ovation for bis very clever monologue, Voyage at Disaster," and gave as an em "The 11.69 Express." 'Mr. Tonson Garllck also 'had a great reception with his Ihinnorou» "song "The Bassoon." lb. Zante Wood was also very successful with his recitation, "Our Elocution ICaas." The concert was followed 'by an amusing one act farce entitled "A Dentist's Den," i(be east ot characters being: 'tMr. Grablts," (a dentist), Mr. Itonson Garlick; "Jenkins" (hl» assistant). Mr. G. Bady; "Bam" (a page). Mr. B. Wood; "Mr. Stepojeon Smitti" (a patient), Mr. H. Wood, r^

King Edward uaed to. hip talking to hja eldeat grmudttm. Whan the little Prince vu eleven his grandfather ISM him what he iw «tn4jHlog {n hit hietpjry lessen, and was told, all about PerIdn Warbeek." The King asked, "Who was* Perkin WitrbwkT" 1 and the lad replied, "He pretended he was the von oi a king. But he wasn't; he was the eon oi reepeetaMs parents," vy *