NEW PLYMOUTH MALE CHOIR.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16723, 26 April 1920, Page 6

NEW PLYMOUTH MALE CHOIR.

Seldom has the public of New Plymouth been offered such a musical treat as that which takes place on Tuesday and Wednesday next, when the Male Choir will give their first concert of the season. Miss Mina C:\kknv, who is paying her first visit to New Plymouth, will sing on Tuesday night “Depuis le jour” (Charpentier), “How’s my boy” (Homer) and Waiatn Maori (Alfred Hill); and her numbers for Wednesday night will be “My heart is weary” (Goring Thomas), “Summer night” (Goring Thomas), “I think thee not” (Mallinson) and “The Lotus Flower” (Scliuman). The Rev. Archibald Hunt, who has a reputation as a- versatile elocutionist, will give the following recitals; “The Highwayman” (Alfred Norge.s). “.The Now Hat” (humorous) by Hickory Wood, and a Dfckins character sketch, “Dan’l Peggotty” (David Coppcrfiold). On tlie second night Mr. Hunt will giro “The Revenge” (Tennyson), “Pinkie’s Piano” (humorous) by Hickory AVood), and “The Song of the Parson’s Son” (Robert Service). Those recitals are all new to New Plymouth audiences and should not be missed. Air. Ashley B. Macdonald will sing “The Desert Prayer” (Newton). This is the first time this song lias been given in New Zealand. The Male Choir numbers are all new and the choruses have been working bard under the able baton of Afr. F. AA 7 . G. M'Lcod. Tho full programme appears in another column. The plan is now open at Collier’s. Price 2s, reserved 2s 6d. 1A PERFECT FOOD RECIPE. Pancakes made with Tucker’s Pancake Flour have become a popular staple food in all parts of this Dominion. Tucker’s Pancako Flour enables tho preparation of most delicious pancakes—pancakos that arc at once wholesome and economical. They are not the stodgy, heavy kind, but the sort that arc. pleasant to oat and satisfying to the appetite, being light and easily digested. The flour is all ready for instant use. You simply have to add water and mix, and in a few minutes your luscious pancakes aro ready. Children revel in these nutritious pancakes and parents appreciate the groat saving effected by making pancakes the Tucker way. A packet, at a few pence cost, makes enough pancakes for a whole family. Tasty dishes such as pikelets, omelets, fritters, Yorkshire puddings, and so forth, aro also made from Tucker’s Pancake Flour. There is nothing better as a food. Try a packet now.—Advt, 8