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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3174, 27 August 1917, Page 3

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e (Continued from page 2.) •Shannon Notes, ' < The cantata ("Tlie Happy Family") that has been a source ■ of excitement 1 among the children lately, and was organised by Mr. Kirby, in aid of the Anglican Sunday School building, was a great auocess in every way. The hall was .packed. The orchestra played two overtures. Mis. Shankland (piuno) and Mr. Graham (violin) accompanied the children. Miss Pedersen, who took the part iif t!ie Old Woman who lived in a Shoe, •: ad all the various members of her very family, went through ■ their individual parts with great credit to themeelve* nnd their teacher. Mrs.' il'Pherson kindly lent her piano, and the lady ir.cmbers of the church provided supper. After the performance dancing was indulged in until midnight. Music, supplied by .Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Shankland, Miss Laurvig, Graham and Mr. Hook, the Rev. Mr. Palmer playing the first dance. Mr. Casey acted as lI.C. The entries for the ten-minutes' entertainment competition are coming in freely, both from local and oiilside competitors, and ticket-holders will be treated to a first-class performance, besides having a chance of winning .a very useful gift. Amonj the gifts to be given away are 481b. of butter, 3 bags of flour, and orders for meat valued at 10s. Gd., The committee wishes to thank the following for gifts:—The Shannon Dairy Co., Messrs. Fargher, Carter, Lambert, Gunning. Gibson, Laurvig, Mesd.imes Aldersey, Rowley, Tremewan,, Miss frarduer. Letters are just to hand thanking

this society for last lot of parcels sent to our boys, saying how much they were appreciated.

War Funds Collecting Committee,

A strong organisation, comprising representatives of the various bodies identified with patriotic work in Wellington, has been formed for the purpose of making a united appeal for funds for the Red Cross "Our Day" and for blind soldiers and sailors, terminating on October 18. Strong sub-committees have been set up, and all are working harmoniously under the main executive for the good cause. The first attraction announced is "Paddy's Market," September 21 and 22.

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