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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8606, 21 April 1934, Page 4

» ■ The names of the four dahlia j blooms which carried off the first \ prize at St. John's flower show i iri'jwh by Ji'-c C. A. Nisbet, of li Wa hi) are the Eagle Rock Wonder \ (maize yellow), Mr George's Krlin •j (brill'ant ruby), Nancy Nick (deep\ I wine) and F. W. Butler (bronze and | gold). j : Waihi friends of Constable A. K. j Rinnner, who is now stationed at Te j! Awamutu, and who is a keen musiI cian, will be pleaded to learn that Mr j Rimmer bids fair to make his mark in the world of music. Mr Rim-, mer has composed several p'eces, ■ and one, "Leisure Moments," rartiI cularly appealed to Mr Leon de 1 Mauny, conductor of the well-known i orchestra bearing his name. "Your ! composition is entirely original, and ; lias not a stolen note," Mr de Mauny told Mr Rimmer in Wellington. "Though it is quite simple it has a very pretty melody." Arrangement's have been made for Me de Mauny's j orchestra to broadcast "Leisure Moments" from 2YA during the 8 o'clock session on the evening of | Monday, May 7th.