POMAHAKA DOWNS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2285, 16 December 1897, Page 50

POMAHAKA DOWNS.

gramme was a pianoforte duat by Mrs Mitchell (Clydevale) and Mis 3 M-ickay ; Miss Reid, our former teacher, then sang " the flight of ages" ; Miss M'Neil, violin solo, "Rob Koy"; Misses Innes and folder, " I won't play in your yard " ; Mr Watt, recitation, "Etiquetro"; Mis 3 Agnes Garden, song, " Call me back again" ; MibS Innes, recitation, "A pound, of tea at one aud three"; duet, "Two maids of Lea," Misses Grigor and Mackay ; recitation, " The Death of Napoleon," Mr Maxwell. Mr Olsen began the second part of the programme with a hong; duet, "ABC," by Miss Mackay and Mr Roseveare ; song. " The guaidship," Mr Johnston ; violin solo, "Highland wreath," Miss M'Neil; song, "RememWmeno more," Miss Deane ; pianoforte duet, Misses T. Garden aod Mackay ; and a dialogue by Messrs j Martin and Peter Ifansen brought a most sueI cessful concert to a close. Refreshnirtiits were then handed r rand, and I noticed that Miss Mackay and Mrs Mitchell (Clydevale) espscially were most energetic in attending to the wants of all. Horses were soon afterwards yoked up, and the visitors went away all well pleased with the entertainment. l Correspondence —I have been blamed for i writing a letter which .appeared in the Witness a fortnight or three weeks ago signed " Poma," and I wish to state here that I had nothing whatever to do with the letter, neither do I know who was the writer of it.