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Evening Star, Issue 3384, 24 December 1873, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. “TWA HOURS AT HAMt.” SONGS OF SCOTLAND. pAD. QUARTERS DRILL - SHED. FRIDAY, 26th DECEMBER, And every evening at 8. ME KENNEDY AND FAMILY Will give their Entertainment* on the SONGS OF SCOTLAND. FIRST PROGRAMME. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. Part I. Given by Mr Kennedy, who will interspcrsc the Songs with Historical and Explanatory Remarks, and narrate Anecdotes illustrative of Scottish Life and Character. Introduction—Scene from Burns’s “ Cottar’s Saturday Night”—The “Upbringin’ o’ the Bairns.” Domestic Song—“ My ain Fireside” Hamilton Courtships, Ancient and Modem- How to insure Domestic Happiness. Gudewife’s Song—“ There’s nae Luck aboot the House” Adam* Motives to Matrimony -Love vermin “ Siller ” - -Blooming Marion prefers auld rich Donald to puir young Johnnie. Dialogue Song—“ Come under my Plaidie” Macncil Pianoforte Solo—“ Reels and Strathspeys.” “ Miss Diummond o’ Perth,” and “ Mason's Apron.” MISS HELEN KENNEDY. Matrimonial dispute about the “ Barrin’ o’ the Door.” Humorous Song—“ Get up and Bar the Door, O ” Ancient Song from the bod of death—" Power of Song upon Scotsmen Abroad.” Pathetic Song —“The Land o’ the Leal” Lady Naimt Address of Bruce to his Army at Bannockburn Who would be free, themselves must strike the blow. ” Patriotic Song —“ Scots wha ha’e wi’ Wallace bled” Burns Part 11. Pianoforte Duet —“ Flowers of Scottish Melody” Berger The Blisses Kennedy. Glee- “ Hail Smiling Mora” ... Spofforth Song {with chorus) —“ Will he no come back again ? ” Lady Naime Miss Helen Kennedy. Song—“ The March of the Cameron Men” Cameron Mr David Kennedy. Quartette—“ The Birk# of Aberfeldy” Burnt Duet—“ Will ye Gang Awa, Jamie” ... Old Mias M. and Mr J. Kennedy. Glee (six voices)—" The Cloud Capt Towers” ... ... ... Stevens Domestic Song—“ John Anderson, my Jo” Burnt Mr Kennedy. Love Story, or “ How oor John socht me for his Wife.” Trio—“ When the Wind Blows” ... Bishop Messrs R., D., and J. Kennedy. Dancing on the Green—Allister’a Bagpipes put “ life and mettle” in the heels of the villagers. Highland Song—“ Allister Macallister” Ancient Finale—“ Auld Lang Syne” Burnt Admission : Front Seats, 3s ; Body of Hall, 2s ; Seats, Is. Commence at eight o’clock. The performance will commence punctually ; and lor the comfort of the audience Mr Kennedy requests that ladies and gentlemen arriving late will kindly remain in the lobby until the conclusion of a song.

Children in arms not admitted* THOS. KENNEDY, Agent. DUNEDIN DEUfSCHER VEREIN. PICNIC on Boxing Day, at Woodhaugb, Water of Leith. An efficient Band in attendance. BOXING DAY. A GRAND Temperance Demonstration , and Festival will be held (by kind permission of the owner) on the Grounds of W. Barr, Esq., Kaikornl Special Amusements and Sports will take place. A distribution of Prizes will be made by the Committee. The Provincial Brass Band will play daring the da^'. Vehicles will run to and from Mornington at Is fare each nay. Admission, Is ; Children, 6d ; under ten years free, if with parents or guardians. CHAS. »E LONGDEVILLE GRAHAM, Secretary. BOXING DAY. M.U.1.0.0.F. THE Loyal Prince of Wales Lodge, Port Chalmers, will hold their Annual Fete at Portobello on the above day. The steamers Peninsula and Result running every hour from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. between Port Chalmers and Portobello. Some Special Races to come off on this occasion, and a variety of sports. A large Booth and Music on the Ground. Return Tickets 2s. J. W. STEPHENS. BOXING DAY. RAILWAY TRIP * SPORTS! GIFT DISTRIBUTION. THE TENTH ANNUAL FETE Of the MANCHESTER UNITY of ODDFELLOWS Otago District, In Aid of the Fund for the Relief of Distress, WILL be held (by the kind permission of the owners) at the beautiful (ownship of St. Leonards, on the line of the Dunedin and Port Chalmers Railway. His Excellency the Governor has graciously signilicd that he will be present. Trains convey mg excursionists to the ground will commence to run from Dunedin at 9.30 am, ; from Port Chalmers at 10.30 a.m. Thereafter trains will run at short intervals throughout the day. The last trains will leave the ground at 7 o’clock. Tickets for trip, from Dunedin or Port Chalmers and back, giving entrance to th grounds, including gift distribution, Ac., 2s 6d each. Children under 12, accompanied by parents or guardians, free. Tickets to be obtained from Members o Committee, in Dunedin or Port Chalmers and at the Ticket Windows at tho Railway Stations A, T. ANDERSON, Sfcretary. ~~ DANCING! DANCING! BOXING DAY ! BOXING DAY ! A PLAIN Dress Ball will take place at St. George’s Hall, on Friday Evening. December 2i, Adrotowon, 2s 6d; Ladies free.