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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4214, 4 July 1882, Page 3

/'. - Concert A 0 A DEMY OF MUSIC THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1882. GRAND CONCERT, IN AID OF THE FUSDS OF THE CONVENT SCHOOLS. PROG R A M ME: ; PABT I. . 1. JPianofort Duet—" Sans Souei "—Misseß Leydon aod Twobill 2. Glee-i- M See our Oars "—Company; 3. Song—^KUlarney"-r-MißßConroy. > 4. Ballad—"Silver Belle"—Mr Alrey. 6. Ballad—" Farewell, Land of My Birth " '- —Miss Swan 6. Duet—"Moonlight"—Miss Phillips and ■ ■ Mr Haydon 7. Irish Ballad—"The Dear Little Shamrock"—Mrs Payne 8. Comic—".Widow McOree"—Mr Wiw . man 9. Song—"A Damsel Fair was Singing' — ,Mrs Kilgour 10. Coniic-^ 1 An Irish Stew"—Mr Haydon 11. Glee—" The Bells of St. Michael"—Compsay. Pabt 11. 1. Pianoforte Solo—Miss McDonald 2. Glee—"From Oberon"—Company 3. Song—" Somebody Whispered "—Miss Brown ; 4. Daet—Mrs Kilgour and Mr Airey. 5. Ballad—" Good-bye, Sweetheart "—Mr Vowles . 6. Irish Song—"Oushla Macree "—Miss Swan 7. Nautical Song—"Home at Last "-Mr Airey. 8. Ballad—"The Flower Girl —Miss . Beardon 9. Comic—" The Harbor and the Railway, —Mr Wiseman 10. Song—"Wouldn't > You Like to Know —MissO'Grady 11. Glee—" Swiftly from the Mountain s Brow " —Company Doom open at 7.30; Concert to commence at 8. Admiesion—3s, 2a, and Ib. , 140 ~^fs," E M E M B E E . TKB Musical and Literary Entertainment, "MINISTRY OF FLO WEBS," in the Presbyterian Church, on THURSDAY, at 7.Bo.—Admission, Is ; Children, 6d. A Good Choir—Full Band—First-olass Music ' —Fine Readings. Educational KAUAEEANGA BOYS' SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES held each MONDAY, WEDNEBDAY, and FRIDAY EVENING, commencing at 7.30 p.m. A. Gebbikg, 3678::- Teacher. pIESTC L A S STAEANAKI BUTTEE, PEIME KEG BUTTEE, NEW CANTEEBUEY CHEESE, HAMS, and BACON J CLARK'S, KAEAKA BEIDGE. "OBNNAU'S. Chests of Drawers and Chiffonier* are still' the Admiratwn.— Table* from 7s 6d each.