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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3841, 25 June 1891, Page 3

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mHEATRE AL, THURSDAY, 2nd JULY, 1891. Mli A, VON EETSENBERG's CONCERT, Assisted by some of his pupils, the Orchestra, and leading vocalists of the district. PKOGBAffIME. Part 1. 1. Overture "Tancredi " Orchestra and piano duet, Misses Cameron and F. Boddincton 2. Part song, Double Trio 3. Piano solo " The Old Folks at Home"' Misa IU. Elkinß 4. Song, " The Vagabond," Mr F. G. fl»oore 5. Song Mr R. Heard 6. Piano solo " Dause JSigre " (Archer) MissPayton 7. Song, selected, • ... Miss A. White 8. Turkish Patrol, Orchestra and piano duet 9. Part Song ... Double Quartette 10. Piano solo, Les Hntfuenots (JSmith) Miss C. Wray 11. Song •'Good Company." Mr R. R. 0. Coleman 12.- Song, " Golden Love," Mrs Muller 13. Piano Solo, "Irish Diamond No 3," (Papa) Miss Cameron 14. Duet " Flow Gentle Dora," Messrs Moore and Coleman Interval of 5 minutes. Paat 11.

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