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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 575, 5 February 1851, Page 3

; On Wednesday evening, the 29th ult., an . entertainment was given to the children of j the Scotch Church Sunday School, on the i green in rear of the Manse now in erection ; for the Minister on Wellington Terrace. About fifty children sat down to an excellent repast of tea and cake. A number of ladies and gentlemen were present on the occasion, who expressed themselves highly pleased and gratified with the proficiencyexhibited by the children in the various examinations they went through, which reflected great credit on the teachers. After the examinations were concluded, an appropriate and impressive address was delivered by the clergyman to the young neonle. Altogether the evening was pleasantly and usefully spent. Too much praise cannot be ; bestowed on the excellent and talented Minister of the Church for his attention to the I' rising members of his flock, as well as for the manner in which he exercises the more ■ weightv and important duties of his callinoE> *

Programme of the performance of the Band of the 65th Regt., at Thorndon Flat, on j Wednesday, February 5 :— 1. Overture—Eliza e Claudio .... Mercadante. !2. Aria’— Stanca di Piu Combatsera Marliano. j 3. Jeannette and Jeannott Quadrilles Glover. ?4. Cavatina—Pardona O mia Diletta —Sonambula Bellini. h">- Elfin Waltz Labitzlcv. i 6 T.T _r z-.i t-, * ,U. 11UU1 U 1 VlidbC ±>cr Freyscheutz Weber. |7. The Bremow Polka Tinny.