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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 481, 3 July 1915, Page 2

HASTINGS UNITED TEMPERANCEGUILD The Hastings United Temperance Guild convert. held in Wesley Hall last night, was a great success, the hall being packed. Mr. Collins occupied the chair. The following programme yvas renedere.l: —Pianoforte sole. Donald Wilson; song. Ursula Nicholls; a dialogue in which the following performers took part, broughtdown the house: Mrs. Pert and’the Misses Laura Pocock, Hilda Pope. Olive Harbt aid. Grace Lord, Dorothy Hastings. Emily Battersham. Abbe Schroder, Minnie Moore and Gertie Harman ; song, Mr. Reg Pearce ; duet. Misses Kemp ami Wain : song, Air. J. Carruth ; recitation, Miss Leona Halstead : recitation. Master Synderley Nicholls; song, Mr. Taylor ; song. Master M . Walden; recitation. Miss Nellie Burt: song, Mr. Taylor: recitaliom F. Barley ; recitation Leslie Emery ; concert in:: solo. Mr. Cunnold ; duet, Emily Battersham anil Olive Harbcard. Miss Grace Campbell played the accompaniments. A most enjoyable evening wound up with the singing of the National Anthem.

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