RICCARTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20789, 24 February 1933, Page 8

RICCARTON NEWS.

♦ —— \ CONCERT. ; The Clarence Bead Musical Club presented a concert programme in the i Methodist Sunday School room last ; evening, under the eonductorßhip of Mr C. Pilling. The following items were given:— . Piano duet, Miss E. Jackson and Mr A. Glarkj Anvil Chorus, company; vocal solo, Mr W. Barroll, "Mow Gently, Sweet Afton," and "think 1 To Mo Only with Thine Eyes," company; elocution, Mr MacGregor; duot, Misses E. Jackson and M. Duder; "Old Black Joe" and "My Old Kentucky Home," company; solo, Mr C. Pilling, "Coming , Thru the Kyc" and "Bohunkus," company; piano solo, Mr A. Clark; "Santa Lucia," company; elocution, Mr W. Barrell; "Just a Wearyin' for You," and "Ycarß of Peace," company; solo, Miss K. Johnson; "Annie Laurie " quartette; "\YWthe Swallows Homeward Ply,." - "Homo, Sweet Home," 1 lie Campbolla .-Are .Coming" and "Goodnight," company." Scouts. ( The monthly meeting of the Kiccarton Scouts' Committee was hold on Monday evening in St. Ninian '• waool-

\. &£ room, the EeT. J. A. Allan (del presiding. :'^| The resignations of Scoatmsgfj Barber. and assistant-Seoutmas&BJ Nolan, were received with rcgtftlj Group Scout P. Hamilton unß| pointed as temporary scontauis^ The resignation was also teeeifl the cub mistress, Miss E. Sfe and Miss Hilda Kenuedv was 1 * in her place. " J Por lighting purposes tain, are 17 times more eipratsSy pil lamps 11 times more csgc«s*li| electricity. ', ■ "^