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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 110, 24 January 1880, Page 3

THE PAMINE m IRELAND. A MONSTER CONCERT.! [Under the Patronage of His Worship, the members of the Boroutjh Council, and tlie Masonic and Foresters' Lodges] Will be given m THE TOWN HALL. Palmrbston, On WEDNESDAY, Pi®. 41880 In Am o? thb IRISH BEJJEE EUND, The whole proceeds from which, without any deduction, will be handed, ovev to the *}U6?e f iw<k MR, W. P, EAKIE wj\s the first totvolsu-nlieer his services, and his example, baa been followed by the principal fedy WVk frcptlemen Amateurs m the district, so that such an entertainment will be presented as: has ftdfc beenyet witnessed m PalmerSLton. It is: proposed* that. it shalt k& eiiUitljt-clj Thk Irish Bards, Every item beiiig the prQclijc^tojj, o£ an Irish poet, and; U^e. va&sic the . works, of Irish couipogers. When it is recollected that that will embrace seteciions froni. Balfe's " Rose of Caf-tile, - ,> - '-'-Bphemian Girl," and " II Talwmauo," and Vincknt Wali^ck's. " Maritana" and "Lurline," not to speak of Moore, Lj>.xb«, Glover, Geualr GfiiFFiSa, Lad^y Dxjfferin, and the host of Irish songwriters, whose name, is legion,_ it will be seen that: a, grancl programme can bt provided. Considering the objeefc fpr. which the entertainment is given> and as 7 it will obviate the necessity of a public subscription, the. Oonynjttee. feel confident that m placing:-. the. prices of admission s& Ss. for the reserved chairs, and the back seats, at 35., they are merely- carrying out the public wish, as it is a step at which none will eavit. By the course pursued they- expect to, realise at least £60 or 70, without the burden pressing unnecessarily u-pon • every one ; on the contrary, to have ajn evening's grand entertainment-, \. whilfe at the sa,iTj,e time give *j help-. ; ing hand to those whp erjr a,lou.d . 7§or aid. i . : '.<***? ■ The Ap^'ograinme is m preparation, and will be published at no distant date.: A . . ... -:■■.*>■■ j>>-= ■■ Ticljets can be. obtained from every, storekeeper m Palmerston ;,.fi*ojix> Mr. Metard ; T^.r. Palrne^*, Foxton ; and Mr. .Ma,'r-ih 4 AshtU'st.;