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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 339, 15 March 1910, Page 1

EVERY EVENING rpHEATHE X? 0 X A. fc, HEWUfT'S rJL X *J Under New Management. CHANGE OF FEOGEAMME TWICE s >«*r„.. . WEEKLY. jr£HE Af R B gOYAL. . &T. PATRICK'S tfIGHT, 17th March, 1910. , '"■ GRAND "*%.. prSH RATIONAL QONCEKT AND DANCE. , . f (under auspices of Hibernian Society). , , : PROGRAMME. .Overture "Emerald Isle"—New Plymonth Orchestral Union, .gong—"Sweet Vale of A/oca"—Mr. B. . "■'. McEwen (Violin obb 1 gato, Mr. F. j , ( Cornwall). Soiig (selected)— Miss M. Clarke. Cornet Solo^'i&Tiarney"—Mr. Laws, gong—"The Little Irish Girl"—Mr. F. ', Cornwall 1 . Pianoiorte Solo (selected)— Miss I; Hen- ... .dersOn. . Sang—"The Four-leaf Shamrock"—Miss: . ,'.'; F. Ward. , trishj Jig—Mr. Norns. Overture—"Bohemian Girl"—New P1y- ..... mouth Orchestral Union. ,£>ongr-"Off to Philadelphia"—Mr. Ains- ., 'worth. ~'■•■■ . 'Trish Jig—Mr. O'Reilly. Song (selected)— Miss O'.Donnell. .Mandolin, Guitar, and Banjo—"Darkiefs. ,''. Dream" Messrs. Medley, Bayly, McEwen, and Cornwall. Songr—"Come Back to Erin" —Miss Ains- , worth. Pianoforte Solo (selected) Miss E. , Bennett. Song "Father O'Flynn" Mr. Leon . .Mclsaac. Irish Jig—Mr. O'Grady.

Admission —Concert and Dance, gents 3s, ladies 2s. Concert only, 2s; children half-price. Reserved seats 6d extra, at Collier and Co.'s. Excellent music by Mrs. Woods' Orchestra. Supper catered by Mr. J. W. Thomson. JJAPPY JJOURS ASSEMBLY. BROUGHAM-STREET HALL. GRAND SOCIAL. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, At 8 p.m. Gents' Tickets 2s, Ladies' Is 6d. Programme in Tuesday's issue. Prizes given for Waltzing Competition. B. Bullot and W. McLean, MC.'s. In Aid of Building Fund. JNDUSTRTAL & JjiANCY JfATK. SIARY'S HALL, MAY 11 and 12. Duly authorised collectors will wait on you for contributions. Joint Secretaries: MISS A. LEGG, Devon St. C. PEPPERELL. Vogeltown.

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