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Otago Witness, Issue 3040, 19 June 1912, Page 67

GREEN ISLAND IIANI> CONfERT. A concert was given in tho Green Island Public Hall on, tho 14th in aid of the funds of the Green Island Band, act! for two very good reason* -the excellence of the entertainment that was olfcred and the worthiness of tho object—tho hall waa crowded. As a'result of the concert the funds of the band should benefit to a very considerable extent. With the exception of one selection by the Green Island Band, the programme was entirely in the hands of performers of some repute from Dunedin. Mrs B, H. Power sang "Lovely spring " and " Anguy Mecdonald "; Miss Bathie H. Stuart gave twe humorous items —"Cateh me" and "Not at home": Mm Helen Gard'ner sang " Hie valley of laughter," and, with Mr Colin Gray, the duet from "II Trovatore "; while Mr Grav rendered "My memories," •' To. Mary, 1 ' and the duet " The moon has raised" with Mr Noel Smith, who also sang "The) sergeant of the line" end " The trumpeter.** Very much appreciated were the elocutionary items by Mr S. H. Osborn. which in. eluded "The Dandy Fifth." A quarto* from the Kaifcorai Band, under Conductor Ladlaw, save an instrumental quartet, and Miss Lizzie M'Laren, who acted as acoonv panist, gave a pianoforte selection.

SHORT AHE OF €Oll. STATE DEPOT REFUSES ORPJBRa • WELLINGTON, Jon© 17. No more orders for coal will bo accepted - ' tons from the Grey mouth-Point Eliza beta mine came to hand by the Poherua on Saturday the stock will be exhausted in a week. The management of the depot says thai it has never been in such an awkward position. Orders have been coining in ftt a great rate, but until it is satisfied that it can meet all demands it will not accept any new business. Tho State mine new Greymouth is at present supplying coal for the railways and for four depots.

There are about 100 workers dwelling! in the Dominion at present, and the Labour Department is negotiating for further block* of land for dwellinga in Oamaru, Frankton, Napier, Wellington, and othtf. centres.

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