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Dunstan Times, Issue 774, 16 February 1877, Page 2

Q O N C E B • T. A Concert in Aid of the funds of the CLYDE BRASS BAND Will bo held in the Town Hall, Clyde, On WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21st, 1877. PROGRAMME :-Part I. Overture ... ... Clyde Brass Band Trio ... “ Happy Pair ’’ Misses Hastie and Miller and Mr Stevens Song ... “ Bay of Biscay ” ... Mr Rees Song ... “I cannot sing the Old Songs ” Miss Hastie Song ... “ Will o’the Wisp ” ...Mr Stevens Duet ... “We come to thee Savoy ” Misses Hastie and Miller Song ... ... .. Mr Loughnan Pianoforte 5010... ... Mr M‘George Song ... “Too Late” ... Miss Hastie Song ... “If doughty deeds Dr Button Trio ... “The Friar of Orders Grey” Misses Hastie and Miller, and Mr Stevens Song ... “ Come, hack to Erin ” ... Mr Hall Part 11. Overture ... ... Clyde Brass Band Song ... ... ... Mr Loughnan Song ... “ A Thousand a Year ”...Mr Rees Pianoforte Solo ... Mr Loughnan Duet ... “ Flow on thou Shining River” Misses Hastie and Miller Song ... “ A Bandit’s Life” Mr M‘George Song ... “Far Away” ... Miss Hastie Song ... . . ... Mr Adams Trio ... f‘The Fairies ” Misses Hastie and Miller, and Mr Stevens Song ... ... .. Mr Loughnan Song ... “ The Sexton ”... Mr Stevens Song ... “Dublin Bay” .. Mr Hall AFTER THE CONCERT A DANCE. Doors open at Half-past Seven, Concert to commence at Eight o’clock. Admission, 2s 6d ; Children, Is. A. J. DENNISTON, Hon. Secretary. COLONIAL WINE. JF you want a glass really good, go to MARSH’S BRIDGE HOTEL, CROMWELL. WANTED. WANTED experienced Quartz Miners. Constant work. 10s. per 8 hours. Apply—E. A- WITHERS, Rough Ridge. TO CARRIERS. WOOL at Galloway Station Shed, Little Yalley for Carriage to Dunedin, at the rate of t'6 per ton ; or to Waitahuna (Havelock) Railway Station at £3 10s per ton. W. G. REES, Manager.