RIVERLEA.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 24 June 1924, Page 6

RIVERLEA.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE ASSOCIATION. The social and dance held on. Friday evening by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Association, though somewhat marred by the very inclement weather, and by the counter-attractions at Auroa, Kaponga, and, chiefly, the iancy dress school ball at Kapuni pioved a most sociable and enjoyable outing. The chairman of the assoelation, m opening the entertainment-, uianked those present- for turning out on such a rough evening, ami referred to the unfortunate, fact- of- havinostruck an evening with so many counter-attractions on. However, he concluded there was no reason why they shouW not have ,a good time, even lr they were few in numbers. The evening was run in the usual manner ot dancing interspersed with songs, the music for the dances was played m their usual good' style by the Lancastrian Orchestra, consisting of Messrs Rim T-- r .- (p \ anoj ’ W ’ Turner and A. y (violins) and J. .Riley (cornet). i l - J 3 by Misses Symes and Hey and Messrs. W. Hey and aip “ lson - The vocal programme was Mr f °w"'k S t o, ' S -, ‘! Cm * *® the Fa?r“ W' a V,U’\ r Lo " ,Sdal U dlret . “Larboard VViatch, .Messrs. B. and W Hev comic '-song, “He Used to Sing in HU Sleep, • ’ Mr. J. Riley; Soj ” £ ?Tw ; “ Maiden,” T iVe +• ; son ” c W - “ p d Like to Bne to Ninety-nine, ’ Mr. J. Riley During the evening an excellent supfTrr e aS llanded roui id, and the ga-ther-g finally dispersed about midnight. GENERAL NOTES. The weather, which turned wet in mid-April, still continues so. Time and again it- has looked like improving, but always it lias been only a flash in the pan, and rain lias come again in- a *€w hours. A spell of dry-weather would lie welcomed by all animals and human's as well. “To err is human, to forgive divine. Iliis quotation came to'mv mmd on Tuesday evening, when I came across certain notes from “A t’orre«poncent” from RUerlea. Apparently my sin was m omitting to mention the presentation to Mrs. Evans at the cari at dance. I can only plead forgetSh f r ing i <, , v<!l '~ pressnro ot work the D l t,n i e ’ a if Cl J -d UU quite sure that stand j'+i f Wlil kno "' ;l) ' q underD, U,h f 1& onilsslon u-as accidental. In tact, 1 was so surprised when I saw the notes that .1 went and had a look at Biy own notes just to be sure J had anT? ]t T ° my s «rprise. 1 had, ever 1 if r) -A g r e * or my . error - Howl ’ xt A Correspondent” had onlv fied e tho ld t 0 C ” ie 1 Wm](l liavc recti'bed the error m my following notes Apparently, however, he (or was U sW) preferred to give me a slap in the iace a Correspondent, ’ however next time he (or she) writes to the press should make sure that his (or her) TMeaso 0 tn e ' S J i ot COntnin a Mistake 1 ease to remember you should “remove the mote which is in your own eve W attempt to remove the Imam which is in your brother’s eye” Tl ’ Jnusic- on the 3th June wa,? played by long way from being “divine 7 ’ and -im to forgive “A OomSponde“” £r U WU'TI.WU '»» liite I will ) SV ”UF' sh,s “»S----her’s). A orrespondent” for his ( or