MUNICIPAL CONCERT.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 144357, 23 March 1914, Page 3 (Supplement)

MUNICIPAL CONCERT.

Wo understand that it has hoen arranged that the .Mayor and Council, with the enthusiasm that always marks their conduct when the progress ot the town is at stake, have deeided to give a concert on hctialf of the Carnival funds. The final arrangements have- not yet been completed, hut we are aide to give the following unoiUojal. hut we believe accurate, copy of the programme. It will he sium that every member of the Council Is toeing the line, and their public spirit will doubtless bo rewarded by a erowded lmn-e. The items are as follow; Solo--His Wor.-hip the .Mayor (.Mr. C. W. Mn.wne). ■ Shall i till that chair Solo --Conneillor A. 11. dohn-ione, ‘•Only a mat of paint” (with chorus of mermaids, headed by .Miss Canny Dnraek in swimming cosl lime). Duel - Councillors C. H. .lucUmui and J. Kihhy. ’■Where lorn our hall site goner” iaccompanied on tin l “dry hones”’). Solo--Council lor N. T. Maunder. “Simon the cellarer.” Solo -Councillor d. C. Wilson. am still in the running for Mayor.” Solo—Councillor W, Ainhnry. “The farmer’s hoy.” Duel Councillors K ibby and Wilson. her bids me him! my hair.” Solo—Councillor W. Coilis. “(live me hack my lost reserve.” Solo -Councillor A. K. Sykes, ‘‘My beautiful red, red drench.” Solo -Councillor W. Healy, “The stable boy.” Solo—-Councillor Tabor. “Strike out the top line,” Solo -Councillor A 1 annix, “My Irish lassie.”