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Kumara Times, Issue 676, 27 November 1878, Page 2

ST- PATRICK’S CHURCH, KUMAR A. 'On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,. 1878, A GRASB AnATiiR In aid of the BUILDING FUND OF THE ABOVE CHURCH, Will take place in the THEATRE ROYAL, Seddon Street, *On which occasion the Vocalists of ’Greymorith have hindly volunteered )their services in 'connection with the Local Singers. PROGRAMME. Bart I. Overture ... Dillman’s Town Band Opening Chorus— ‘ ‘ Come Bounteous May” Company gong—“ Who’s that tapping at the Garden - Gate 1” Mrs Phillips gong—“ Gome back to Brin ” ... Miss M‘Carthy Recitation—“ Charge of the Light Brigade ” Mr McCarthy Song • >.-. ... ... ... ... Mrs Birch Song — 44 Shells of Ocean” ... Miss Mogdridge gong—“ Bay of Biscay ” ... Mr Barron Song— “ Thy face” Miss Roff Song—“ Irish Emigrant ” ... Mrs Doyle Song—“ Granny Snow” ... Miss Power Violin Solo—“ Erin, my Country” Mr Miller Song—“ She sang among the flowers ” Miss M‘Davitt Duet-J 44 What are the ( Miss J. Power wild waves saying 2” | Miss M. J. Power Song— 4 4 Little Brown Jug ” Mr Bernard Part IL Overture ... ... Dillraan’s Town Band Glee— 44 Softly from the Mountains Brow” Company Song— 44 Dear Little Shamrock” Miss Smith

Song—“ Jones’ Musical Party” ... Mr Taylor Recitation—“ Shields reply to Lord Lyndhurst” Mr Dungan Song—“ Maggie's Secret 4 ’ Mrs Phillips Serio-comic Song “Not before Pa, dear”- Miss Mogdridge Chinese Delineations” ... Mr Williams Song—“ The Harp that once thro’ Tara’s Hall”' Miss Roff Song ... ... ... Miss Power Song—“ Believe me, if all those endearing young charms” Miss M ‘Davitt Song—“ I’m so,volatile” Mr M‘Carthy Song—“Norah,-darling”, ... Mrs Doyle Song—“ Simon, rhe Cellerer” ... ... Mr Bernard Song—“ The Blind Girl to her Harp” Miss M‘Carthy Duet—“ The Wind and the Harp” Miss M‘Davitt and Miss Roff Song—“ Nancy Lee” ... Mr M‘Carthy Front, Seats 3a. Back Seats, 2a. Doors open at 7.30; Conceit to comrii6nce at 8 o’clock sharp. P. DUGGAN, Hon. Sec. X) E. KBI RA N May be Consulted daily. CHILDREN VACCINATTED Every Thursday, "With fresh lymph, from 2 to 3 p.m., «t his SURGERY, SEDDON STREET. T. ADAMS, TAtll&lfe & (late of boss), MA IN ROAD, Next door to Pearn’s Buck’s Head Hotel. SUMMER STOCK. T. A. has received a large and assorted stock of English, Scotch, and West of England TWEEDS ; also, Worsted, Crape, arid Fancy Coatings. Splendid samples of Black and Blue Broadcloth and Trowsering just to band. Inspection invited. Good material, thorough workmanship, and faultless fit guaranteed. TlbloThotel, Corner of Main and Seddon Street. W., J. M‘ILROY, having become Proprietor of the. above Hotel, trusts, by keeping the best brands of , ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS, to merit a fair share of public pa* tronage. ’ Good Beds,