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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2581, 16 April 1877, Page 3

Amusements A CADEMT OF MUSIC. BENEFIT CONCERT OF THE B BOTHERS EKED, Will take place THIS (Monday) EVENING-, APRIL 16tn, Wlien the following!programmo w ll.be given, under the Patronage of— The Mayor, and Shortland Fire Brigade ; Mr Price, and Grnhamstown Fire • Brigade ; Captain Murray, and the Thames Scottish and Band ; also, the Naval Brigade Band. PROGRAMME—Part I. 1. Overture —Thames Scottish Band, 2. Opening Scena from " Ernani "—Piano and Violin. 3. Souk, Explanatory (new). 4. Violin Solo, "Auld It-bin Gray' (old). 5. Banjo Solo, " G.ermon Saur Kvaut" (now). 6. Concertina Duet, " Church Belie " (old). 7. Son?, "Ttoublcs on a Race Course" (words and music new.) 8. Solo—Comet. 'Ye Banks and Braes" (old). 9. Local Song, " Moanat.vri Scrip " (new). 10. Solo—Cowcerlina and Seraphene, " Nbn Peu Meeta".(old) 11. Violin Scena, with Solo, nnd imitations of other instruments, farm yard, &c, (new) 12. Solo—Concertina, "Blue Bells " (old) 13. Banjo Solo, "Father, Cull Sam," (new). Interval. . 14. Guitar and Piano,the celebrated Brother's L-llabv (new) 15. Concertina Duet, tho instruments talk to each other on this occasion (old). 16. Solo and Song—SmallTHin* with imi'alions of natives, (new) 17. Cornrfc Solo." "Camp Polka," witli varia tions (old). '. 18. Local Song " Scottish Band (no*). 19. Mvisical Performance upon Mouth Harmonicon and Double Pipes (old). 20. Local Song on the Fire Brigades ("new), 21. Imitation of Mies Alice May, with Song, " Marble Halls " (old). 22. German Guitar Song, "SfcDaitrix" (old). 23. Local Celebrities (new), descriptive i-cena. God Sats the Qt/jsen. Dunce after the Performance, to which holders of Front Seat Tickets will be admitted. Prica —3s, 2s, and Is. Commence pr ccisely at 8. Carriages at a quarter to 10. 541 mHEATRE ROYAL. THIS EVENING-, TTFCABjTY'S GLOBE COMBINATION ARTISTES Will have the honor of appearing for. TWO NIG&TS ONLY, viz., 16th, and 17th instant. MADAME STELLA'S AKABIAN BOX MYSTERY Has been added to the Company, together With PROFESSOR HENNICKE'S GOBLIN DRUM. GRAND MATINKE on Tuesday afternoon, for convenience of Families and Children. Doors open at 3.30; to commence at 4. Children 6d to all parts of the house. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TUESDAY, APEIL 17th. CONCERT In aid of the CATHOLIC BOYS' SCHOOL. PROGRAMME. • . Part I—Sacred.1 —Sacred. Gloria in Excelsis—Mozart's 12th—Company Song, "The Last Man "—Calcott—Mr C. Brown Aria, "Angels Ever Bright arid Fair "— Handel—Mrs Kilgour . Song, "In Native Worth;"—Haniiel—Mr Airey Song, "O! Thou that Tellesfc"—HandelMiss Hunter Chorus, O! Thou, &c," —Handel—Company Song, "Arm, arm, ye Brave"—Handel—Mr H. Robinson Offertoire, " Justoriun "—Mr Haydon Choras, "Hallelujah"—Handel—Company Pact ll—Secular. ; Chorus, " Soft Winds''—Preciosa—Company " Lullaby "—J. K. Emmet—Mrs Bruce " Lizzie Dear"— R. A. Owen—Mr Haydon " I'll Follow Thee "—H. Farmer—Mrs Corri gan ■'.■•• . Duet—"l Heard a Voice"—Mrs Kilgour and Miss Hunter "Fortune o'er me Frowns"—Balfe —Mr H. Robinion " Paddy's Trip to Dublin " —Mr McGarrigle " Strangers Now "-^R. A. R. Owen; —Miss Hunter Duet, " Gipsey.Countess"—Mrs Bruce and Mr Haydon . " Kathleen MaYourneen" — Crouch — Mrs Poutotara Chorus, "Watch on the Rhine"—Company Miss Shanaghan and other friends from Auckland hare also kindly promised to assist. 544 Notices NOTI C E. BC. FRYER begs to notify that he has . commenced business as MINING- AND COMMISSION AGENT. Oliente can rely oil the^strictest secrecy. 467. NOTICE. J. L. WHITFORD TTAS RECOMMENCED BUSINESS 'AS A ' STOCK AND SHAREBROKER. Office : Exchange Buildings, GRAHAMSTOWN. 488 TO BE SOLD FOR £50, THE THAMES CABINET FACTORY, Pollen street. Ground rent,'ls. 155 FOB. SALE, on Terms by Monthly Payments, COTTAGES on FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS. " A. Httme, Agent, • Albert street. WANTED KNOWN—Proxy Forms for Mining Companies may be.'oh?" tamed at the Star Office. ■•&s'■'