STUDHOLME AND WILLOWBRIDGE NOTES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12258, 8 June 1914, Page 5

STUDHOLME AND WILLOWBRIDGE NOTES.

(From Our Own Correspondent;.) ; •After a. long spell of wet and stormy weather, we 'are-'.now enjoying a fiii.o periods and far:>i work is going. on satisfactorily. All the potato'crops are' not dug yet. ■-.'•■' . On.Friday evening last we had our annual concert at Willowbridge in aid of the school funds, when the school was packed to-a very uncomfortable, degree.' Tile programme was a very good one, and every .item .was' well rendered, encores being frequent. The children's items, were worth special mention and reflected great credit :on the: teachers. The-following is the programme :—Overture, Miss Baniierman and Miss- M. Scott; dialogue. Senior Moys; recitation. Bertie Hayma-n; song, School', Girls: recitation, Jessie ,Scott: 'recitation, Eva. Mathieson ;.. recitation, Ruth Luck, recitation, Arnold Meddiicott; song, M. Dick; song, Mrs Morice; recitation, Miss Lucas; song, Mr-.Mo.riee; duet, Mrs and Mr A: Shriinptou; selection, Nukuroa Orchestra; song, M. Dick; recitation, Mr .•Strachan; song, Mr A. Shrimpton. The usual 'votes- of thanks and supper brought a very, successful, evening to a close. ... .;.•"■'-': '