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Kumara Times, Issue 767, 15 March 1879, Page 2

.RAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT* In aid of THE FUNDS OF THE HIBERNIAN BRASS BAND, Which will be held in the PUBLIC HALL, GREYMOUTH, ON MONDAY (ST. PATRICK'S DAY\ Masch 17, 1879* PART L Opening— "Turkish War March , '-^- Kumara String Band 1. Song—" There's a Dear spot in Ire* M'Davitt 2. Song—" Believe me if all those endearing young charms' I —Miss Flanagan 3. Harp Solo—Mr Morgan 4 Song—" Killarney"--Miss Morgan 5. Reoitation—" Shamus O'Brien"—Mr Stratford 6. Duet—" The Cousins"--Misses Roff ' and M'Davitt 7i Song—" The Blind girl to her harp"— Miss M'Carthy 8. Overture—" The Caliph of Bagdad"— Kumara String Band 9, Song—" The Dear Little Shamrock" Miss Roff 10. Song—" The Liist ;Rose ,of Summer" Miss Badger 11. Song—" Barney O'Hea"—Miss Rose Apted 12. Recitation Brigade"—Mr M'Carthey 13. Song Mr Lynch 14. Duet—Mrs Mark and Mr Warner Pianoforte Solo—Miss Lennon Interval of Ten Minutes. PART 11. i 1. Glee— "Tia Gone and for Ever"Oompany ) 2. Song—" The Minstrel Boy" —Mr I Berersford 3. Song M'Davitt 4. Operatic Selections, —" Lucia diLammermoor"—Kumara String Band 5. Recitation (original),—" The Exile" Mr Elmer 6. Duet—Misses Fitzsiraonß and Brunetti 7. Song—Miss M'Carthy 8. • Song—Mr Warner 9. Reading—Mr Moss 10. Song—Miss Fitzsimmona. 11. Overture— " Masaniello " Kumara String Band 12. Duet—" The Larboard Watch" Messrs Lawrence and Stratford 12. Song—Mrs Mark 13. Duet—" Mulligan Guards "—Messrs Gregory and O'Keefe (with Hiber« nian Band accompaniment) Finale Waltz, "Adieu" Kumara String Band. Front Seats, 3s ; Back Seats, 2s. Doors open at 7 p.m. ; commence at 8 o'clock. The Hibernian Brass Band will play Selections prior to'the opening and during the interval. BOROUGH OF KUMARA. DANCING HALLS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the provisions of the " Municipal Corporations Act " relating to " Dancing Halls" will be strictly enforced. Any person, theiefore, who shall, after this datn, use any building, or part of any building as a DANCING HALL, without holding a LICENCE from the Borough Council, will be proceeded against. The. penalty provided bv the Act is TWENTY POUNDS (£2O) for every offence. By order of the Council. JAMES WYLDE, Town Clerk. Kumara, 13th March, 1879. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. ARAHURA DISTRICT. THOSE holding Assessment Notices irorn the Arahura Road Board can now destroy them, the Roll of that Board for this Year having been rejected by the Judge of the Assessment Court at Goldshorongh, on Friday. Two things now remain for Ratepayers to do—lst, Tq prevent the three Seats which hnve lapsed in the said Board from being filled up again. 2nd, To pay the expenses incurred in this persistent liattle, which dates from last November, anil commenced with the view of blotting out this scandal called the " Arahura Road Board." (Signed) F. STANHOPE, Hairdresser, Dill man's Town. March 15th, 1879. niRKCT FROM MELBOURNE niRK Seven Cases LADIES PRUNELLA, LEVANT, AND FRENCH KID BOOTS. AT W. KIRK-PATRICK'S. TO LET.—The..PREMISES lately 1 occupied as the National Bank of New Zealand, Seddon street. Apply Office of this paper.