THE HOLIDAYS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13359, 27 December 1906, Page 7

THE HOLIDAYS.

.On Christmas Eve, the „ town .was very, lively,;- aid all ".the shops appear- j od to do good business. The several! trains "brought in many 'visitors. Dtaring.. the evening the Garrison" B.and played a good' programme o£ music, in Egmont-street. an<s later went ofe a •carol^, round, i '. , ' -'; •; GHUfebH SERVICES. OKuiTeh" ser^does in connection with the great Christmas festival *verewell v ,at|enjdeyt. v^ v rli -,.^^^ , „*. ',' <^- the Bey '-Ov : Evana,- th» iVicar, wa3 as-sidfced|^J&b&-V3n ? r-'4fch"d!ea<?pn r -'4fch"d!ea<?pn Oole, . a.134. (the^Rev. ¥. Larkin. The musical portion, ©t tlhe services was exoepfoion"illygoody inclutjihig the anthem '-''Bajoiee ' ye Jerusalem" (Spinney) and "O Zionvthat Bringest ings^ (StailTeir) ancf Winchester's nificat" ai^'d/'Nnnc Demittis/' 'Archdeacon Colts pteached in ih© ta.oTH.iag and the Rev "F. G. Eyaitis in the ©yenThree Masses were celebrated at. £>t Joseph's Church", the Rev. -Father Macnianus being celebrant at the third, \vhich!was .a.''Jßigk Mass, and the •K&v. Father' Bannoh, of the Rcderaptorist Oi'dcr, the preacher. The music was from Mozart's" seveitli mass, Mr Frank Cornwall was coniductor, ■Mr Bert Cornwall organist, and the sol^s were taken- by Misses Biadford, O'-Don-nell^'Aidamsda awl'Treeby .and Messrs Sh;ea. awd McEwen. N • ■ On Boxing Day the several fixtures, ' lield' in perfect weather, were' well attended. „ Details •. api^ear under different headings. „ ;