AMUSEMENTS. COMPETITIONS. COMPETITIONS. QPEKA HOUSE, HAWERA, 26TH TO 30 AUGUST. TIMETABLE.
Abbreviations: T., Tost; O.S. own selection; 0., open;- 8., -boy; G., girl. MONDAY—--9.30 a.m.—Recitation in costume under 9, 0.8.; recitation, musical accompaniment, not humorous, under 1(>, 0.5.; piano solo under .12, T.; piano duct, under 12, T. 2 p.m.—Ladies’ recitation, not humorous, 0.5.; c hildren is chorus, under 14; ladies’ sacred solo, 0.5.; B. recitation, under 15. T.; unison singing under 14; rendinr>' at sivht. under 1(5.
7 p.m.—Recital, musical accom., humorous, 0., O. 8.; vocal solo, accom. by self, 0.5.; gents ’ recitation, T.; uiout h organ solo, 0.5.; Writ one or bass solo, O.S. TUESDAY—--9.30 p.m.—Piano solo under 18, T.; violin solo under 16, 0.5.; action song, G. under 12, 0.5.; recitation, G., .12 and under 15, T.; reading at sight, B. or G. under i2. 2 p.m.—Scottish song, 0.5.; recital musical accom., not humorous, 0.5.; song in costume, B. or G. under 10,
0.5.; ladies’ recitation, T.; 'ladies’ vocal solo under 21, O.S.;'reading at sight, O. 7 p.m.—Piano Solo (reading at sight), 0.; choir contest: baritone or bass solo, T. WEDNESDAY—--9.30 a.m.—Recitation in costume, P. or G. 10/14, 0.5.; dialogue- under 16, 0.5.; piano duet under 16, T.; piano solo, under 10, T.; bovs’ song under 14., O.S. I 2 p.m. —Unison singing under 10, 0.5.; character sketch, humorous, O.S.;| children’s chorus under 18; ladies’
Shakesperian recitation, 0.5.; instrumental trio under 1(5, 0.5.; ladies' operatic solo, O.S. 7 p.m.—Contralto solo, T.; operatic j dance under 12; Shakesperian dialogue, 0.5.; clog dance under 18; mixed quartette, O.S. THURSDAY— 1 ! 9.30 a.m.—Sailor’s hornpipe under 12; girls’ song under 18, 0.5.; dance duo ! under 1(5; pin.no solo (reading at | sight) under 1(5; operatic dance, I 12/1(5; piano solo under 15, T.; high-1 land fling under 12; girls’ recitation, i 10/12, T.; girls’ recitation, 12/18, j not humorous, O.S. 2 p.m.—Highland fling (novice) under 18; woodwind instrument under 16, 0.5.; English folk dancing; humorous recitation, 0., 0.5.; character dance, 12/1(5. 7 p.m|—Gents’ sacred solo, 0.5.; girls’ vocal duet under 14, 0.5.; sword dance under IS; piano solo, 0., T.; character dance under 12; recitation, H. or G., under 10. O.S.
FRIDAY— | 9.30 a.in.—Highland Fling’ under IS; 1 girls’ song under 14, 0.5.; sword | dance- under IS; piano solo, 0., 'i\; : clinractor dance under 12; recitation, I B. or G. under 10, 0.8. !
2 p.m.—-Highland reel under IS; soprano or mezzo solo, 0., 0.5.; sailors’ hornpipe. 12/I.S; violin solo, ().. T.; skipping dance under 14. 7 p.m.— Vocal solo and accom., 0.5.; gents’ operatic solo, 0.5.; gents’ Shakesperian recitation. 0.5.; instrumental trio, 0.,. 0.5.; ladies’ vocal duet, O.S.
PIHAMA HALL. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. y I’A REWELL SOCIAL <iml Pro.sen tat ion to Mr A. F. Xeilson an < Pimily. Parker’s Orchestra (4 instruments). Admission: Xoil-subsofibers', 2/6. Free Bus from Opunake. J. 8. TOSLAND, Hon. Secretary. HAWK R A OKCHESTRAL SOCIETY". FINAL CONCERT—I 929 SEASON. • Will he held in the QPEPA HOUSE, n A WE PA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. At 8 p.m. The Assisting Artists' will lie: Mrs. J. A. PANKIN, of Elthnni, Soprano; and
Mr 8. DUNCAN”, of Wellington, Tenor. Prices: 4/- and 2/(5. Box Plan, as usual. HA WE PA MALE CHOIR. CHAMBER CONCERT for Subscribers only will, now be hold in Si. John’s Presbyterian Church Hall on THURSDAY NEXT, the 22nd inst., at S p.rn. COMBINED BOYS' and SENIOR CHOTRS Assisted by j Miss Beverley Burton. Miss Flora Davies, Mr J. Maloney, Air B. Malone. J. C. FINDLATER, ; Hon. Secretary. 1 APPLICATIONS. i HAW ERA STARR-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. j FOURTH GROUP. APPLICATIONS are now being re 1 ceived for shares in the proposed‘ Fourth Croup of this Society, to close! about October Ist. Apply for prospectus. Now features. Reduced repay-j merits and larger appropriations. Fixed term of vears to pay shares. ROBERT S. SAGE, Secretary, 10 Regen t St. ‘ Canvasser: D. H. BRIGGS. 7 Milrnoe St. | Ai\7HEN your CAR is ‘•■off song” take it to tho Car Doctors— i F. LATHAM & gON, | MOTOR ENGINEERS, Next Star Office, Regent Street. * ’Phone 2519. Consultations Free.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 19 August 1929, Page 1
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