Timaru

New Zealand Tablet, 2 December 1909, Page 1897

Timaru

S^^^FroWitml^dWa correspondent.) **"• ri '^J-JTT. .' 'I ■ ,; ..■•..^X-^^^r^^X^T'^*"'' I i November » 29. 33 ' At tltf©T§£& i mtti&T&rdn's held here last week by Mr. • Frederick QJiffe, hji connection j with | the R.A.M. and i ] ISfl9£i«H&£i W^&l^SFfeSF 8 d l^ remarkably well. The ' rlipPTOe 1 ♦W^ofioWT^drlneed Grade— Jeanriie J - ! Wrigb.Wn&ilEfs $Sadft s (5Mr. D.j Clarke), OliMfe\gdgrisgtfpnA\ 1 (Mrs. N. D. TVlangos). Schools examination, higher — Geraldine and E. Virtue '(Miss Sugrue)7 EreTnWEaTy^=^aTiy~ldffie^^^^^ O'Meegh^w^^raßOT iJiKnehyfTTp^"! ipirlfnKPfiss Sugrue) v and Etly^Segal-^MisHE. FifegerVla>r- HPrttriary — Theresa Skene (Misa»Ea:aDj§nw3hy£, Sfceia%eMsß.ni.dgj£E. Spring, and Mena- Spring (Miss E. Spring). i *Taa»|!Hfe GMMlm%c]&b\mW gaVe3fh¥irrahftual3£¥&fi3ainaudience c>eing present, excellent programme was submitted. The| I %rlS 2 par«%f^ti§ 3 '§v¥n'ii{g W as devoted to « miscellaneous items as fottSW: —Choruses (two-part). ' Merrilly BMg93^©onfi^lliJ|A;boo i .'..4uidiM4fi^a3#l'm still a F "buyr 1 Tlie^^-werep(Vßll-rendered-aTid-enthusiastically--ap^— plauded. Recitations were given by Masters P. Meeson, P. O'Meeghan, and E. Kirk, a duet, ' Convent bells/ by Jmfimg contest rajf! ised a gdld of amusemg ijaF|pG JpHßSbnt co\||tgej j being rep||sented by Master ||ffi|s-

' ■ yv !i \,'ft£Ch&n (New Zealand, Ireland (M£&te&gM. O'Meeghan), jEugland (Master^ F._ Godfrey), §c^&^|L (Maste^ A. McKeijzie). The club-swinging by^^^^^^Sgpys and the well ami ably filled b^the Master Cecil Fahey; 'the' blind #ince,lmf^^WicMel lO'Meeghan; 'Princess Lida,' AKmer M^d^ej^^^r parent,' T. O'Connor; peasants, Lpiiis ; j,o'ffifie,rj n£ ?t(he jgvfjtrd, F. Mtl(^ratfer/-t&^^t^^Wince,' P. Meesou; king's "pages, J. Rejlly prinselves^n suwi a way as to§ ibring |"<a?^|^^^tiOTiselV]es and jtheiiv^devoted teachers, th4f ■Mari^-^M'o^|ra^^^[issl [Eileen jfDejp-iaeJiy made an excellent' acc^nap^^^^^ti". j'J. H. Coombs' orchestra played some cirgtc^^le^^l^oPsydurmg the