TE PUKE SHOW CONCERT.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5475, 21 February 1910, Page 2

TE PUKE SHOW CONCERT.

o ' — i The concert held -at Te Puke -on show ■ night under the auspices of the Agricultural & Pastoral Association, was , a gre>*j success. The hall was crowd- - ed to its utmost capacity. The following programme was rendered and was much appreoiatefl by the audi--1 ier<ce j—March, ''•Wturn, n Tsmnsnga 1 Orchestra ; song, "Nirvana," Oap- : tain Beafh ; sang, '/Should Hte Up--1 I raid," encore v At the Concert," 1 Miss Croslev ■.;• violin solo, The Last ! Movement of De Ccriot's "ComCerto No; 7," encore, "Cavatina," Miss 1 Snodgrass ; .song, "Mona," Mr Bear; I song; "I wonder if Ever the Rose," Miss> Fitt ; song "Fame the Fiddler," Rev. Father Van Dijk ; song, i "May Morning," encore "Because," - Miss Pickctt ; march, * < aepjirt>ur'e', 0 i Tauranga Orchestra •; song, "Charmed Cup," Mr Edgar ; piano solo." Garland of Flowers." Miss) 'Phillips ; song, "At My Windrtw," etnebre "Daildy," Miss Crosley'; recitation, "Thn OhSTTwotive H«.t " enqore "Halloa ! " Miss Samuel ; clari^no 1 : solo, " Rondo," Captain Young i 1 song, "God bo With You," Mfiss Pickett ; Song, "Three for Jack," encore "'Doroen," Captain Boa oh. Mr Headl'attn, who came from Auckland specially tor the occasion, contributed "Singers land Their Son^s," and other ole'ver imJtati'onst, keeping .tlhe housa in roars iof laufthter. The singi ing of the National 'Anthem Uronght one of-t»he most deHgbthil oonoerta yet held in Te Puk-e to a Ooste.