SOUTH DUNEDIN SING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24685, 14 August 1941, Page 9

SOUTH DUNEDIN SING

It was a combined Bay View road and Irish Day at the Seuth Dunedin sing in the Mayfair Theatre yesterday, and the contributions for the day totalled the very satisfactory sum of approximately £3O. The assisting performers were Mr Archie Jones, who sang “In the Garden Where the Praties Grow.” “ We’re a* Scottish Here.” and “A Cartload o’ Hay." Miss Hargreaves, whose contributions were “Smilin' Thru’” and Irish Eyes”: and Mr G. Bennett, who provided a novelty turn by playing the accordion and the mouth organ at the same time. The following donations were acknowledged:—T West and Co., £5 ss; Mrs C. M. Haynes, £1: Mrs Lobb, £1; “Eight Anonymous Friends,” 11s 6d; “Four Anonymous Friends.” P. H. Edwards. R. H. Ledlie. Valerie and Beverley Brownßackblocks,” 10s each; “Three Anonymous Friends," “Gran" (of Christchurch) F. C. Thomson, 6s each; Mrs Klnch. Mrs Isles. Mrs Barr. V Margery.” J. Brennan, 5s each; Lindsay Logan. 4s: Esauilant’s Store. Mrs Donaldson, Miss Morrison Mrs Fairweather Mrs Todd. Miss Hastings. Mrs Carter. 2s fid each’ Mrs Geary, . Mrs McKay. Mrs Higginson. “E. A. J.” Mrs Howie. Mrs Brooker. Mrs Banwell, Mrs Mulrooney. 2s each; Mrs Horn and Mrs Harvey. Is each A number of articles and a quantity of goods were sent in for disposal The leaders of the sing were Messrs R. McKenzie and E. Fish and Miss Myrie Hunt was pianist. Next Wednesday will be King Edward street residents' day.