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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5133, 30 June 1885, Page 3

Concert

A CADE MY OP MUSIC. C ONCE R T. TEIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, JUME 80th. By Members of St. James' Presbyterian Choir, Kindly assisted by Mrs Kiigoub, Mrs Payne, Miss Stuakt, Miss Phillips, and Messrs Wiseman, Andebson, McLivek, Coath, and Master Wells.

PROGRAMME. PAB.T I. 1. Chorus—" Friendship"—Choir, 2. Song—"Geneviovo"—Misa Wells. 3. Scotch Song-" Drygato Brig"—Mr W. Anderson. 4. Song—" Jessie's Dream "—Miss Reid. 5. Comic—" Poor Chinee" —Master Wells. 6. s ong '_« Dare I Tell"—Miss Stuart. 7. Song—"The Grave Digger"—Mr C. McLiver. 8. Ballad—" Welcome Pretty Primrose"— Mrs Kilgour. 9. Duet—"The Gipsy Countess "—Miss and Master Reid. 10. Local—"King Tawhiao's Visit to London " —Mr Wiseman. Pact 11. 1. Chorus—" Hero wo Rest"—Choir. 2. Trio—"The Mermaid's Song"—Miss Phillips, Miss and Master Reid 3. Song—" Hybrias the Cretan "— Mr Adams. 4. Irish Ballad—" Don't go Molly Darling " —Mrs Payne. 5. Comic — " Hang up your Hat "—Mr W. Anderson. 6. Chorus—" See how lightly "—Choir. 7. Song—" Turnham Toll"—Miss Phillips. 8. Recitation—" Tho Polish Boy"—Mr Coath. 9. Song (in character)—" The Flower Girl" —Miss Stnart. 10. Local—" Complainings on tho Block" —Mr Wiseman.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. ADMISSION—3s, 2s, and Is. Amusements ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE HOTJBS OT MIRTH akd MUSIC. FOR TWO MGHTS ONLY. OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, Jura 6th. The Garden Party OF LADY AND GENTLEMAN ENTERTAINERS. Mirth, Music, and Melody. Fun, Folly, and Frivolity. Doors Open 7.30, commencing 8 p.m. sharp. Popular Prices of Admission—3e, 2s, Is. 4665 GEOHaE Gbaham, Advance Agent.

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