Hawera

New Zealand Tablet, 22 December 1910, Page 2093

Hawera

A new choir has been formed in connection with the church, under the conductor-ship of Mr. Joseph Hicham . Mr. T. Sexton, who has been ill for the past six months' is now much improved in health, and able to get about.' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Connor, of Dunedin, are at present on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Hooker =+off Mr f H - Mulvey, who for some time has been on the staff of the New Plymouth Post Office, passed through transferred. "** Timarn t 0 which tOWn he has be ™ Some few weeks ago reference was made by a correspondent to tire musical talent of members ,of the Catholic Church Hawera is fortunately possessed of a superabun+W 6 cJhf t l r t "fl amngst the music teachers are Jhi J th p IC die S all Very worth y representatives of the art. Recently reference was made to Miss Riellv and in this case I wish to refer to Miss Bessie Flynm who was vent" P ripi SlSt< L r M , ary Agnes ' of the Wellington Convent. miss Flynn has for some years now been one of our most popular artists. . Although Miss Flynn has bin teach ng pianoforte and singing for some time, it was only on last Wednesday that her pupils gave their first concert It was a musical treat, and proved beyond rin,,K* tuE young teacher has received" very careful t IS* and that she is capable of imparting it to the best advantage.