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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 763, 8 December 1870, Page 3

pRAND AMATEUR CONCERT, VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL, To be held at the VOLUNTEER HALL, ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9bb, 1070, la aid of CHURCH OF ENGLAND BUILDING FOND. PROGRAMME: Part I. Overture By Volunteer Band Glee... "Come Thou Monarch of the Vine" Bishop Song "The Stirrup Cup" Ardifci Song Glee "Evening" De Coll Canzonet ..." Truth in Absence" ... Harper Song..." Merry in the Greenwood".. .Glover Trio "The 0w1"... Anon Song "The Man of War" Hutton Duet "Friendship" Glover Glee... .."Life's a Bumper" Wainwright Interval of ten minutes. Part 11. Selections By Volunteer Band Glee. "Sleep Gentle Lady" Bishop Song.... "The Wbite Squall" Russell Song " Coming thro' the Rye" Trio... "Sweet is the Breath of Morning" Salomon Pianoforte Duet "Wedding March" " Mendelssohn Song Glee ..."Old Bacchus" Ackers Song... " Good-bye Sweetheart " Song..." As in the Cup the Bead flies up" i "Wallace Finale, "God Save the Queen." Doors open at half -past seven j Concert to commence at eight o'clock. Admission - Front Seats, 4$ ; Back Seats, ( 2a <Jd, "PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BUILDING FUND. FANCY BAZAAR, For the purpose of aiding in defraying th J expense o£ the erection oi the Presbyterian Qhurch in Greymouth, will be held in the VOLUNTEER HALL, Werita street, during Christmas week. Contributions will be received by Mrs Barkley, Mrs Hamilton, Mrs Kerr, Mrs M'Lean, Mrs M'lntosh, Mrs Glenn, Mrs M'Millan, Mrs Shaw, Mrs Seabrooke, Mrs Hogg, Mis 3 Pegg, Miss Taylor, Miss Tail;, and Miss Parkinson. : ; ; JAMES KERR, Chairman of Committee. VN RE BAR'S ART UNION, \j/ Greymoutb. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS' WORTH OF VALUABLE PRIZES, Consisting oi TWO SPLENDID HARMONIUMS, : By Alexandre. A first-class Aiiglo-German Concertina, in rosewood case, manufactured by Louis Sachevel. A very large, powerful, and handsome Magic Lantern ; also a Musical Album, Photographic Album, and Scrap Album, each beautifully bound in very handsome Morocco, and witn j most modem improvements. A fine large; Writing Desk. An ornamental and very useful Revolving Inkstand. Stereoscope, with, most picturesque and artistic views. -.-. Large and elegant. Pictures, from the Musee de Louvre, Paris, &c. Tne Prizes to lie disposed of as" follows ;— Prize. £ s. d. 1- • Alexandra's 5 octave harmonium, with G stops 43 0 0 2— Do do do, with 3 stops ... 22 10 0 (Each of these harmoniums in handsome rosewood case) 3 — l magic lantern 5 0 0 4 — l Anglo-German concertina 42 0 s—l musical album ... ... 40 0| 6 — l ebony inkstand ... ... 3 5 0 7—l writing desk 2 10 0 B—l8 — 1 photographic album ... 2 0 0 9—l scrap do ... 110 0 10— 1 stereoscope 1 10 6 11 — 3 stereoscopic views .. 15 0 12— 1 revolving inkstand ... 13 0 13— 1 travelling desk 10 0 14_1 fern inkstand 0 17 6 15— 1 bezique game 0 15 0 18 — 1 photogeaphie picture ... 012 6 17—1 do do ... 012 6 18—1 do do ... 012 6 19—1 do do ... 012 6 20— 1 one-keyed flute 0 12 6 21—1 photographic album ... 012 6 22— 1 set chessmen ... ...0 11 6 23— 1 lady's companion 0 10 6 24 ■ 1 lady's purso 0 9 6 25— 1 gent's purse 0 6 6 DRAWING FOR PREZES To take place on the 24th December, 1870, AT KILGOUR'S UNION HOTEL. One hundred Tickets at 20s each, to be obtained at John Crerar's, Bookseller and Stationer, next Bank of New South Wales, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. BUTTER, CANTERBURY AND WOOLONGONG, Lowest Rates. GLENN BROTHERS, Albert Street.