KAKARAMEA.

Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 15, 21 May 1886, Page 3

KAKARAMEA.

rvßoaonßqwk cQbbkspokdbntvl The Aering, .or conversazione, in ail QMI.rTwV'Ml' .great «ree«w; Hw Hall bel 9K,* di the. gpnerqpity pf ladies 0 the dfetyiqt,: te«j P a anchftfiidenMy enjoyed by all. The programme, i-J]VL?*o.f 0 .f the co ] ri ± na itti.^‘s^ggg*rSKs4 raittee. The periorm^u^o withan oyerturphyi * tnttkn. of'kiiH*rante«j ekecutbd' with much A-ootiJ- Wv ft -lohal gentleman, ti9d«w«dc, t£± a;'"Aw. Tbjwrtjg. on “ Proverbs’| j capped great, and received ,«>**•.<•« it wall deaaryid.,, A y°“(« Patea next deln'tftJ&W audience with a Btfdg*, ? tH& lit^'ot Vvatr eotfP' A ‘very lari 1 about a “*LiV«lyi < iStep-ladder,” or IV, Washing Mangier« con»binaUon Tto wwJlfla.ad, tbttp.dejß ojs app^ u l°* 11 -i, t jia.a- Tj m » coak.” l vot.l Sat. by I.dia.,rendored a r,whvcU ehpHed/ A«r-*' andiabundant; , appltmae.brough the.fiU part qf the Thß>var;^e.;q^ ffigj _by a och*«Vhs 1 materially b< ot Pe<J aBTHW’-! vr«i*' leally lint' Yarn,” and kept.young and old in a burs hW. hl sl,, y I, f th A'-“S odrt h\ duel. 4oUn,|,.ni.d, ladv’Mooropamld'by Vi 1 aiatet, was Mag dliSi.’lii3- P i.i.d richlM^*J P™« it recsivod. And now X coma to Jf„ . J* r fonnaHoboX'aWitmlttimafnl ‘ Swdat HamV/Vby *ga»Uaraan:wb«-for the fi«t time-graced ■ f M “ “.V. baou “ biding S«» lg¥ “pd» r . “ aula yary avid anti (viw, Xhi; p! f a V' ro ®* th « wSdce y *nk to-tided by the showers ot bouquet .vlilch fSfl as well as the murids ofoapplause Which greeted hiiriV i*nd «« « nc f® ’*** undeniably' demanded sand acceded to. I hripe rtbat ifvift siinllar .entertajnuient in tbfttlfVftitutOj »Upnld coifte qff» h** ae|vices., vrill ,b» ,^ a f^ ,• £"2jJ by > local’ ybunl? gentleman, who kind y fifledklgap in'ihe programme, caused, I belief, by’Wri absentee; brought a most 6uciioßßfril j and ferij’oyilbloi'witertßinment to a terminatioin i >Dauo rigtthencommenced, and wasAept iupi with, great eqtJwW ( a « it shpqld id especially in depressed tmxes) until,a uoitpa.early hour, s bpecial thanks are duo. to ll»e fair .strangers, tbo ladies who pfoLvided sncli'a store of Ijtcelleut retreslimoWts, gehtlcman who kindly lent his‘piano. Tllb tihimcial- result of the gathering is very satisfactory, £io 4s being the net result. . Two or three more such would gladden.the hearts ot the Committee a and make their faces shine Mke lho sun. It is to be regretted that the j arr,k ‘P element ,v was too much abroad, arid scnhbwhWt* marred " the pleasure of the staid portion of the community .'_ Soriie steps should bo-taken by the Committee £0 reduce the pranks of such lively youths to a minimum. ■ '-iL.