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Temuka Leader, Issue 1596, 18 June 1887, Page 2

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, GERALDINE. JUBILEE SERVICE. NEXT SABBATH, at I] «.m., the Rev. G. Barclay will deliver a DISCOURSE bearing on the Queen's Jubilee. Appropriate Hymns and Music. ju!6 GRAND JUBILEE CONCERT, OLUNTEER. HALL, TEMUKA, TUESDAY, JUNE 21st, 1*87.. PROGRAMME. PART I. Opening Address ... Mr K. F. Gray Waltz on old English Airs ... Hand Chorus—“ The Carnivals ” ... Glee Club S„ng—“The Englishman ”... Mr Pilbrow Song—“ The Distant Shore ”... Mrs Rout Duet (pianoforte)—The Misses Mendelson Song —“The Tar’s Farewell ”... Mr Early Cornet Solo—“ Happy be Thy Dreams ” ... ... Mr Fauvel Duet IN THE ON

Messrs Pilbrow and Rutland Descriptive Song—“ The Death of Nelson” Mr Murray Aston Chorus Oh, Who Will O’er the Downs" Glee Club Highland Fling ... Mr J. M, Naughton Comic Song 1

INTERVAL. PART 11, Fantasia—" Pride of Ireland ” ... Band Glee—" Oberon in Fairy Land”.,Qlea C‘ub Song - " Y Gadlef Qymbeig Mr Thmston Song—" Robin Adair ” ... Mrs Rout Song - “Pat of Mullingar” Mr Murray Aston Duet The Misses Connolly Softg—“The Young Brigade” Mr W. Colfcraan Song ... Miss Lee Song Mr A. G. Wright Tickling Trio,., Mrs J, T. M. Hayhurst, Messrs Piibrow and Rutland

Comio Song ■ Irish Jig Mr Angland Presentation to the Citizens of Temuka of a Portrait of Her Majesty the Queen, painted by Dr Campbell. “God Save the Queen”— Soloist, Mrs Rout; full Orchestral accompaniment. Doors open at 7.30; Concert to commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Admission, 2a and Is. W. G. RUTLAND, ju!B Conductor. JUBILEE BALL. IT has been arranged to hold a SELECT BALL immediately after the Concert on JUBILEE NIGHT, under the Management of the following Committee, viz. Jaime Findlay, Robert Wiitv, A. Clinch, J. J. Heap, J. Beri, and F. H. Harte. Admission—Double Ticket, 4s ; Single Ticket, 3s Refreshments Provided. G. J. MASON, jull Hon. Sec. v ' 4M& *■ TEMUKA RIFLES. riIHE above Corps will PARADE at the I, VOLUNTEER HALL on TUESDAY NEXT, it 9 o'clock a.m., to FIRE a FEU-DE-JOIE in honor of the Queen’s Jubilee. J. T. M. HATHURBT, ju!B Captain Commanding.

V. R GERALDINE RIELES. Church parades of this corps will be held at the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH on SUNDAY MORNING, Juno 19 h, and at Si, MARY‘S in the EVENING. The Company will PARADE at the DUILLSHED in Review Order, and White Glove?, at 10 a.m., and 6.40 p.rn, respectively. No Side Arms. JUBILEE DAY, JUNE 21st— A FEU-DE-JOIE will be FIRED with blank cartridge at 7 15 a'.in. The Company will PARADE at the DRILLSHED in Review Order at 7.5 a.m, sharp. By Order. R. H. PEARPOINT, julß Captain Commanding. SOUTH ORAR T SCHOOL. A CONCERT AND DANCE iu aid of a Fund to Establish a LIBRARY iu Connection with the School will be held in the SCHOOLROOM on MONDAY, July 4th. Admission to Concert only, Is 6d ; to Concert and Dance, 2s fid. Ladies admitted to Dance Free. Concert to commence at 7.30. julß T. R. RABBIT NOTICE. POISONED GRAIN is beine LAID for rabbits on iHoßangitata ISLAND, between the Railway and Traffic Bridges. Pnosphocized Grain can bo obtained in large or small quantities on application to Sheep Inspector, Ashburton. W. A. P. SUTTON, jul6 Inspector.

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