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Evening Star, Issue 4058, 28 February 1876, Page 3

Late Advertisement*. Dunedin harmonic society's Fourth Concert, TEMPERANCE HALL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1876. Programme: Part I. “March of the Flambeaux” Scotgon Clark Glee—“ Old May Day ” ... Sir J. Benedict Tenor song (se’ected)> ... ~ , Part Song -* “ Whispering ’ 1 ever of shee” Kreiitzer Song “Spring, gentle spring”—Babil and Bijou J, ItiviSre ' Glee—“ Now tramp o’er moss and fell”, ... Sir H. R. Bishop Baritone Song-“ The Iron Backsmith* ... ... J. L. Hatton Treble Song—“ She wore a Wreftth of‘Roses *’■ > ...Knight'* Pur Part Songs (unaccompanied;—“ In the Forest,”/ ' “ 0 fly with me The hoar frost,” Over , tjw grave” ' ... Mendelssohn Interval op Ten Minutes. Prlrtir. Overture ing” ... ... ...' ... Sir H. R Bishop G*ee—“Night, lovely night” Francesco Berger Treble Song—“ Merrily over v; the snow” Chorus— “Anvil Chorus” — . Trovatore Verdi Tenor Song—“ Home of my heart”—Lurli’ie '...' ! ... Wcdtace Duet—“ Sainted Mother”— Maritana ... Wallace Part Song—“ Music ” ... J. W. Elliott Alto Song—“ My Mother bids me bind nay hair” ... Haydn C ho ras—“Comrades in,. _Arms ” (by reqhest) ... A. Adam Ne\vZe >lnd Anthem—“ All hai!, Zealandla” ;.. ... >F. Leech

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