Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 12661, 15 September 1904, Page 4

.The natives who intend to perform at thai Motufcapu carnival on Labour Day gar© * ■"■ performance in the Volunteer Hall at Huflt- ." It. Those present fully enjoyed what,.to • them was a novel form of entertainment. The principal items on the programme were hakas and poi dances. The latter, danced $os. both by women and children, were admir- ;J able, the time being splendid, the muscular ' contortions rhythmic, and the movement of ~.: the balls graceful and pretty. The performance reflected the greatest credit on their trainer, Mr. K. T. To Abu. The training of the little girls was excellent, their performances bringing down the house.- |j| It is-notified that Mrs. O. W. Cowpeif will deliver lectures on " Woman's Inherited <M Physical Weakness," at Mount Roskil) J&ll , this afternoon at three o'clock, and at St. ;,- Mark's Parish Hall, RemUera, on Friday afternoon at the same hour. The programme «of the orchestral and vocal concert to be given in the Y.M.C.A! coins on Friday evening will be found i» another column. Mbs Somerset, Mr- Man- .;,■; deno Jackson, Mr. Farley and Mr. T. Cor* rigan are to render popular items. The or* chestral items should also be much enjoyed, . A most pleasant musical treat is in store for those who usually throng these popular (ton* . certs. t •» A banjo, mandolin and guitar recital*"'* take place this evening at St, Mark's HaU» Kemuera. Mr. Chais. MdE'arlane will -pIWE|g;M three mandolin and fix ban jo solo?. Inert .■ . will also be orchestral selections by a (** , of his lady pupils. The vocalists* »»*• and Mrs. M. Hamilton Hodge* »ad M«», '-~ Millie© Aickin, - ■■ ? „ ', >\ h