Apiti Notes.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7847, 26 May 1904, Page 7

Apiti Notes.

(Frcrn our ,r,m CDr»es;ondont)

Wiss Buckma-n's concert was a treat which we do not obtain overy diy. Her cuhurod and powerful voica wag mucb appreciated by lovers of muvio, and, •".Itbough Miss Buckmanu was Buffering from tnn effeuis of a odd, i-he sang to grens a-ivancuga sevfrai of ihe piod old ■ »£,;?, iuiernjii.yledwiti] lhoserv'd Siical o-ig:n. Ik) svC. Buskmann *r.ng»everol sings >cry nicely, amongst.the best wns '"Daddy." which was e:;C)r0;i vociferously. Miss Buekinana was assisted by loi-al tulent. The overture '"Irish Diamonds," .was played by Miss l{us*, who received » well deserved encore. Mrs B. Miiier sang »o\-erai sov.^n m go-d stylo.

The. JL'r-jshytfrian soc.nl was a hugs success. IVa w;is provided by the ladies frcin 5.50 lv 7 p.m., and Ih-j concert c: mnu'iiceil a'. 8 p iv. At tJi<« concert items were rendeied by Misses James and Aj;»s«el: (duur;, Miss 11.-bin->on isumj., Mrs G-iy (song). Mrs Matthews and Tui<s Unss (duet, vowi), Mr B. Guy (.-onu), Mr Goldn'ng (sung) Mr- Miitihe.v.f and Mi.*s lt- Jd s (duet.'piano), Mies Bo'iu>on (sum), Miss James (^onu). Muses Nelnis (duet vocal), Miss Gill (.song;. Mr P !^. Gu\, v^bo is« leaving on the Ist prcx. for a trip to tho Oid Country, is to bb efVhitniued by hi» many friends br.foro Ukiug bis departure. Mr Guy has always token a keen imeresc Jn iha advancement of iha dutriot, und although lia lntbnda i,o 'he ivway for o:-ly «ix moaths, his ganiul fp.ee end hearty gret ting will fee minted by many. A plsasuiic vcvago and safe return co hio.i. Tho Ecnicuitursl Society's show, which is iv be held oh Piioce of WaUs' Birthdai, protoisFs to baa Gig sueotsa. Thu weather has been exceptionally mi;dfov 'his time of year. Except for tho snors days wo do not know that, winter is on us.