A SPLENDID CONCERT.

Patea Mail, Volume LII, 4 March 1931, Page 3

A SPLENDID CONCERT.

IX AID OF EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUND. .■There was a very good attendance at the concert in the Town Hall Just night, organised by -Miss Constance Reilly, of Haweni, in aid of the earthquake relief fund. It is .seldom that tlie Waverley puldie is afforded seek a musical treat as was then given them and they showed their appreciation in no uncertain manner. The following was the programme: — Pianoforte Duet, “Spanish- .Dance Xo. (Moskowski). Misses Jean ijheihl and Mara Mackie. Songs, (a) “The Last Hour (Kramer). (h) “May Day Carol” (traditional air), (c) “There Are Fairies at the Bottom of OtHr Garden” (Lehmann), Aliss Constance Reilly. Songs, (a) “The Ballad • Monger” (Martin), (b) “The Lute Flayer” (Aliitsen), Mr. J. Crawford. Vocal Trio, “Ye Banks and Braes” (traditional air). Misses Reilly (_) and Miss Mills. Pianoforte Solo, “ Sonata' Pathetqne,” “Grave.” “Allego con brio” (Beethoven), Miss Jean Sheild. Bongs, (a) “L’ultimn Canzone” (Tosti), (b) “A Vueclielhi” (Tosti), (3) “Primavera” (Tirihdclli), Miss Constance Reilly. ■ Pianoforte Solo, “Invitation to the Waltz” (Schubert). Miss Mara Mackie. Songs, (a) “What's in the Air Today?” (Eden), (b) “My Prayer”

' (Squire). Miss It-utli Mills. | Songs, (a) “I Pitch l My Lonely Car* in, van" (Coates), (hi “Bonier Ballad" '(Coweii), Mr. .1. Craw lord. ■Sonys, (a) ' 1 Spring's Secret " (Milllips), (h) “A Dream" (Bartlett), (c) ‘‘"Will o' tlie Wisp’ 1 (Spross), Miss Constance Reilly. “God Save the King.’-' Accompanist!*. -Miss D. Reilly. At the close of the entertainment the visitors were entertained at supper hy the members of the AVaverley ■branch of tlie W'.D.L.L.