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Opunake Times, Volume II, Issue 88, 7 May 1895, Page 3

ESLEYAN CHUSGH SOCIAL. On WEDNESDAY, Bth MAY, a SOCIAL will be held in the Town Hall to welcome the Rev Mr Canhell. PROGRAMME. I. Pianoforte Trio, “ Silver Trumpets,” the Misses Cannell. 8. Song, “ Why should we say Goodbye,’ Mrs Ballard. 8. Trio, “ The Wreath,” Mrs and Miss Cannell, and Mr Breach. 4. Song, “ The place where the old Horse Died,” Mr Fisher. 6. Violin Duet, “ Amoretten Tanze,” The Misses CanneT. 6. Song, “ Come ' unto Me,” Mrs Cannell. 7. Anthem, Choir. 8. Song, “Never Mind, the Rest,” Mrs Wood. 9. Song - (selected), Mr Barritt. 10. Song (selected), Master Willie Hutchens. 11. Violin Solo, Mr Gatehby. Interval for Refreshments. 1. Pianoforte Duet, “ Sheperd’s Evening Song,” Miss Carter and Miss Cross. 2. Song (selected), Mr Wilkie. 8. Duet (selected), Mr and Mrs Hutchens. 4. Song, Miss Prosser. 5. Glee, “O’ who will o'er the Downs,” Company. 6. Instrumental March, “ Queen’s Review,” Company. 7. Song, Mr Baikes. 8. Selection, Mr Barritt. 9. Anthem, Choir. 10. Song, “ Committed to the Deep,” • ' “ Mrs Wood, “ God Save the Queen.” v Doors open at 7.80 p.to. Commence at 8 p.m. Admission: Adults, Is; children, od. J. GUY, Secretary.

rpOWN HALL, OPUNAKE. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY lOfch. Tothe Sons ol Scotia, Hose, and Thistle. WILLIAM MacKENZIE, WILLIAM MacKENZIE, The Renowned Scottish Descriptive and Versatile VOCALIST, Will appear (supported by a unique and talented company) in his VERITABLE TRIUMPH, Music, Mirth, Song, and Story, GRAND CONCERT PROGRAMME. See Programmes. fjl 0 W N |IJ A L L. FRIDAY, 24th MAY (Queen’s Birthday). A DANCE AND BASKET STIFFEN Will be hold on above date. Proceeds in aid of the Anglican Church Building Fund. Full particulars in future issue.