BENEFIT CONCERT AT ARAMOHO.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12794, 12 June 1909, Page 7

BENEFIT CONCERT AT ARAMOHO.

The A. B.C. Hall was filled to overflowing- last evening, when a benefit concert was tendered to the widow and children of the late Mr. Mackay. The Mayor (Mr. C. E. Mackay) opened proceedings by thanking the audience for their attendance, and all who had assisted to make the function a success. A telegram was received from Mr. J. T. Hogan, M.P., conveying- his sympathy with the object of the concert, and apologising- for his absence. Other apologies were also received. The first part of the programme commenced with a spirited overture by the orchestra (Miss Smith, piano, Miss McAuley, violin, Mr. J. McFad»en, violin, Mr. Gunn, flute, and Mr. Box, 'cello). Misses E. M. McGuire and B. McLean pleased the audience by their rendering" the duet, "The Sweet Wiid Rose," and later on Miss McGuire sang- very sweetly, "Kathleen Mavourneen." Mr. E. Walpole was well received for his song-, "Believe Me if all Those Endearing Young- Charms." A Comic song by Mr. M. Hartigan brought forth rounds of applause, as did also Mr. G. Wells comic recitation, "Charge of the Light Brig-ade." He also gave a bone solo, which was apparently much enjoyed. Mrs. Wellington was heartily . applauded for her song, "Sunshine and Rain," as was also Miss McKinnon for her two items, "In Old Madrid" and "My Am Folk." The Salvation Army Band quartette gave a selection, which was followed by Mr. G. Larharka singing the ejjer-popular "Every Race has a Flag." The' same performer received a well merited encore for his singing of "Pretty Re,4 Wing." Mr. and Mrs. Shearshy's comic duet earned for them a vociferous encore. Mr A. G. McLean sang- "The Skipper" and "Vyhen the Ebb Tide Flows," both items being' well received, as was also Mr. \V. James' song- *' The Secret." Mr. W. Quinn proved himself a violinist of no mean ability by his 'excellent interpretation of "Romance l in G." Both Mr. J. Taylor's songs Were greatly appreciated. The accompaniments during (lie evening were played by Mrs. Wellington and Misses Shcarsby and Smith. Ai the conclusion of the concert a dance held, a large number of couples gracing the floor. A word of praise is due to Messrs. Hartigan and Glubb for the great success financially, and otherwi<;p of the evening's amusement. Mr. F. Hayward also deserves thanks for the camtal dance music he supplied. Prior to the concert the Salvation Army Band kindly played a programme of music outside the hall.

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