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Kumara Times, Issue 813, 9 May 1879, Page 2

KUMARA. ’THIS EVENING, 9th MAY, A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT AND ©DCIIIIIITY KDOfiDIIT&iIL ENTERTAINMENT, ' SY THE HOKITIKA LILIES'! LILIES! LILIES! In aid Of the CHURCH OF ENGLAND BUILDING FUND, PROGRAMME. , . Part T. —Miscellaneous. “ Overture to Caliph of Bagdad ” Kumara String Band. Chorus—“ Glory and Love' I —(Faust) Company Comic Song—“ The Hungry Man” .Mr ' - Delves Song—“ In happy moments (Maritana) Mr Etheridge Comic Duet—“ The preserver of the peace . Messrs Tilsley and Delves Quartette —“Come where my love lies dreaming ” . Messrs Eva, Harvey, Missen, and Spence Comic Son«-y-‘ ‘ Schneider’s Muskadeers ” Mr Sugden, jun. Buffo Trio—r“Ajnatrinionial controversy” Messrs Harvey, Vincent, and Eva The Local Cure Family— Mrsßlunuphtifooziephrum, Mr Sugden, jr Mr ~ Mr Tilsley Youtig ~ (a‘hinfanf) Mr Delves Song—“ Nancy Lee” .. . . Mr Eva The First Part to conclude With the celebrated Conspirators’ Chorus ;(iu character) from “ La Fille de Madame Angot” Interval of Ten Minutes. Part ll.—The Lilies at Home. Overture—“ Massahiello ” . Kumara String Band •Selection—“ The Dream of Love” . Or- . chestra Opening Choriifi— “The Sleigh Ride" • Company Song—“ Upidee ” .... Mr Thomas Song—“ Leaf by Leaf ” . Mr Harvey Song—“ When the com is waving” Mr Etheridge Song—“ Maudie Moore " . Mr Delves Song—“ Tight Shoe ” . Mr Sugden, jun. Song—“ Speak, only speAk ”Mr Johnston Song—“ Sweet, chiming bells ”. Mr Eva Song—“ Hen Convention ”. Mr Thomas Song—“ The moon behind the hill ”. Mr Tilsley Song—“ The sweet byo-and-bye " . Mr Vincent • • ■ ; Song —“ Yo f yah!! yo!!! ” . Mr Sug- . ;i den, jun. Song—“We’H meet again ” , Mr Missen ORCHESTRA : Mr Pfeifer, Fhttfc ;: Mr Mills, Clarionette ; Mr Spence, Cornet; and Mr Gosson, Pianist and Accompaniest. ARTHUR R. EVA, Stage Manager. xx God ‘save the Queen !” Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; commence at 8 p.m. sharp. Admission; 35,, and 2s. Tickets may be procured at Duncan M‘Lean’s, and Gilbert Stewart’s, Kumara; and at Foldie’s Store, Dillrpanlß Town. Ticket-holders to Front Seats admitted by private Notice TO MINERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. CAMPBELL and KETTLES, ' ' IRONMONGERS, Beg to notify that in consequence of removing to more central premises, and pending the arrival of new stock, they ARE SELLING OFF ALL GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. European and Manilla Rope, Chains of all sizes ; Spalling, Striking, and Smiths’ Hammers, Picks and Shovels, Kerosene Lamps, Stoves, Fenders, Fire Irons and Cutlery, in great vaiiety. Also, a large and well-selected Stock of China, Glass, and Earthenware ■ And other Goods, too numerous to particularise. Sign of -the GOLDEN PADLOCK, Seddon Street. FOR SALE, VKUY CHEAP. 'll H E MASONIC HOT EL, 1 BILLIARD TABLE, AND STOCK -IN- TRADE, Main Street. Terms easy. Apply S. S. Pollock.