Concerts at Mungapakeha.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4161, 11 July 1892, Page 3

Concerts at Mungapakeha.

[From a Correspondent,) As Tenui has gone dead altogether, iho bachelors of Mungapakdm have taken things in hand. On July 4th a smoke concert and dance was held at Messrß Blackler Bros,' There was a large gathering and tho following programme >»as gimo through, the &ocompaninienls being played by Mr G. Blackler:--Song, "The Laird o' CocKpen," Mr C. Rogers; song," Tho Anchor's Weighed," Mi A. Cameron; reoitaiion," The Passionate Shepherd and His Love," ,Mr T.J.Blackler; violin solo, Mr Jarland ; song, "Bonnie Eloisc," Mr G. Blackler; song, " Thero's uo one liko Mother to Me," Mr H. Walker; song, " Darby M'Guire.'Wlr J. T. Blackler; FOng, "Oh for one-and-twenty Tarn," Mr A. Cameron; song, " Break it gently to my Mother," Mr Gotland. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Mr C. Rogers gave a return concert on the night of the fith inst., when the following excellent programme was submitted:- Pi.nl. -Song, "The Kai Cams Hame," Mr R. G, Blackler ; song, "Ye Bunks and Braes," llrC. Rigersj song, " A Man's a Man fpra'That," Mr A, Cameron; song, " The Rose of Airlie," Mr G, Blackler; comic song, "The Baby Show," Mr Wilson , song, '• Ven I Vob a vistling Boy," Mr H, Walker; song, "Daniel O'Neill," Mr J. T,, Blackler, Part2.—Song, "Let me Like a Soldier Fall," Mr A. Cameron; song," Kiss Me Mother ere I Die," Mr H. Richardson; song, "The Heart Bow'd Down," MrG, Blackler ; song, " 0' this is no my ain Lassie," Mr 0. Rogers; song, "The Death of Nelson," Mr H. Walker; song, " Paddy is Evermore," Mr J. T. Blackler; song, " Killamey r " Mr Roberts. Refreshments were partaken of at twelve o'clock, and dancing was then indulged in till the early' hours of the morning.