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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 393, 23 September 1874, Page 2

ST, PATRICK'S SCHOOLROOM. MONDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER. riRAND SOIREE MUSICALE, VJ BY LADY AND GENTLEMEN AMATEURS ■ , (In aid of School Funds,) PROGRAMME.— PART I. 1. Overture — violin and piano - Selections 2. Opening Glee — "See our Oars with Feathered Spray" - - Stevenson 3. Ballad — " I cannot Sing the Old Songs " Claribel 4. Ballad—" Happy be Thy Dreams" Thomas 5. Song — " Enoch Arden's Dream" Blockley 6. Duet— " Bright Waters "- - Barker 7. Beading — " Hubert and Arthur " Shakespeare 8. Song — "Believeme if all those endearing young charms " - Moore 9. Comic Song—" Thai's where You make theMiatake " - Vance 10. Ballad — "Merry Homes of England" Benedixen 11. Solo — English concertina, "ThoLastßose of Summer" (with variations) - - - - Stevenson 12. Song — '• The Bay of Biscay"- Davy 13. Song — "X.C.8." - - - - James INTEBMISSION OP TEN MINUTES. PART 11. 1. Overture — violin and piano. - Selections 2. Opening Glee — " May Day" - Muller 8. Song — " Somebody's Courting Somebody" Buckley 4. Ballad — " The Liquid Gem " Wrighton 5. Song—" The March of the Cameron Men " - - - - Mause 6. Vocal Duet— "Light in the East is Glowing" - - - - Glover 7. Comic Song—" Awfully Jollyi" Clifton 8. Duet — harmonioan and. piano. " Home, Sweet Home " (with imitation bells. &i-.) - Bldmphin 9. Song — " Come Back to Erin" Claribel 10. Duet — " The Minute Gun at Sea" King 11. Cornet Obligato (with echo) 12. Ballad — " Maggie's Secret "- Ryan 13. Finale — " God Save the Queen " Doors open at 7.30 ; to commence at 8 sharp. Admission - - 2. 6 d. JOHN FORD, Hon. Sec.