... being present. The entertainment consisted of singing and dancing competitions, the winners being rewarded with handsome prizes in watches, piste, Zic. The following were the prizewinners :—Clog dancing, Mr R. Shott Irish jig. Mr Murphy • men's singing, Mr ...

... Mr sad Mr Prentoe's sand jig and clog dance were akilfufly executed. A reeitatite by Mr Hawley met with appreciation. The entertainment cotioluded with • farce which kept the audience is roars of laughter. A short dance up • very esj iyahle evening. At ...

... entertainment at the 'fawn Hall on Monday next. The entertainment will include a comediettag 1 ical song with local hits, a clog dance, Irish jig, and laughable farce. NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. — The sole right to sell refreshments on the ground ...

... with dancing. songs and recitations. Vocal items were contributed by Misses Moir, Notre and M'Grecor. Dr Thoms , ‘ and Mn J, J. Longall ; Messrs P. Johnston and , Emerson Ramsay gave recitations, and Miss and Master Stewart danced a sword dance. THE RIVER ...

... Cotton, Buchanan, Hobbs, and ?Seater Oakes. Mr Davidson contributed a recitation, for which he moony: • des( eyed encore; a clog-dance by Mr hott, a sailor's hornpipe by Mr Can, both of whom were encored, and • comic lesture by Mr Williams, concluded the ...

... Zealand. CLUB.— The third competition for the Gould trophy was fired off the members of the Rifle Claw in the hall of the Club, on Saturday evening last. There very large attendance of members of the Club, and a very keen competition took place. The scoring ...

... was made the dancers, in the shape of coeds, do. Ii the course of the evening songs , wen wag by Mies Belford mid Mr H. eggs clog dame was given by Kr Leggett. Tan Bartware.—Cleepswotorsisa Weis 'to Christchurch from sad I branch stations, Beagles., Little ...

... beautiful sidver Cum 18 inches high; second prise. gold chain. • lato, the Sootoh Hignlaud fling in coa•nine. Next will the clog dancing', and the best dancer will be awarded a beautif al toddy kettle with heater. Concertina for gold watch. Next is the baby ...

... Irinahers and friends. Vocal aLd instrumental items. readings and recitations were eantriouted by the members, and gt ni-s and dancing were interspersed. Refreshments were banded round during the evening. The arrangements reflected great credit on the menage ...

... received. Moss. Hyinan's wooderful and the Black . Watch clog drill by eight members of the CtAnpany wee; loudly applaiuded, aad the Mayfield greatly plewand the audience with their roomful dancing. The Company will close to-night The prinintrie job. submitted ...

... than ordinary merit. The Perm= Family are rprightly dancers, and their clog dance, with lime light effects, was • capital specimen of the art, while a blazing rope skipping dance by Miss Penn= and Messrs Lynch and Perlman made • decided hit. Angeline ...

... their usual style. The singing and dancing of the Hugo Brothers received well merited applause, and Mr Frank Stevens was very successful in his pedestal dancing, in which he introduced a waltz, a jig, and a clog dance. A couple of farces, The Se, enaders ...