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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 238, 6 May 1868, Page 3

APOLLO MUSIC HALL. GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AND FAREWELL CONCERT OP MADAME CARANDINI, Miss FANNIE CARANDINI, Miss ROSINA CARANDINI, & Mb WALTER StIERWIN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. Peoobamme —Paiit FIKST. Part Song—" Tlie Happy Hunters" (Kucken), Madame Carandini, Miss 11. Carandini, Miss F. Carandini, and Mr W. Sherwin Canzonnette—" My Mother Bids me Bind my Hair" (llaydon), Miss Fannie Carandini Song—"The Bells" (W. M. Balfo), Mr Walter Sherwin Air—" Sweet Spirit Hear my Prayer" (Wallace), Miss 11. Carandini Quartette—" Oft in the Stilly Night" (arranged by C. E. Horsley), Madame Carandini, Miss R. Carandini, Miss F. Carandini, and Mr W. Sherwin Song—" Come Music with thy Softest Tone" (by Verdi), Madame Carandini Ballad—" I Cannot Mind my Wheel, Mother" (poetry by Charles Swain, music by Linley), Miss Rosina Carandini Duet—"Beware, Trust Her Not" (Balfe), Miss Rosina and Miss Fanni© Carandini (An Interval of Fifteen Minutes). 1 Paet Second. i Operatic Selection—" II Trovatore," Madame I Carandini, Miss Rosina Carandini, Miss Fannie Carandini, and Mr W. Sherwin Vocal Valse—"Mabel" (Godfrey), Miss Rosina Carandini Buffo Duet—" I Don't Object (Fra Diavo 1 ©), Madame Carandini and Mr W. Sherwin Cavatina—"Una Voce" (II Barbiere de Seviglia), Miss F. Carandini Song—" The Harp that Once," Madame Carandini Swiss Song—" I Meet Him on my Mountain Way," Miss Rosina Carandini Song —" Let Me Like a Soldier Fall," Mr W. Sherwin Duet—" O'er the Hill, O'er the Dale," Miss F. Carandini and Miss R. Carandini Doors open at half-past Seven, to commence at Eight o'Clock. Admissions Reserved seats, ss; Second seats, 3s Children half-price. Books of Words of each Programme may be obtained of the doorkeeper. Tickets may be obtained at principal hotels, stationers, and tobacconists. THEATEB ROYAL, -*- CASINO DE VEBTSE, CHAKLESTOH. FRIDAY, MAY Bth, 1868. Complimentary Farewell Benefit to Mb JOHN BLACK. " Twenty Minutes with a Tiger," And <other Entertaiments. TTOLUNTEER ASSEMBLY V ROOMS, LITTLE GREY HOTEL, D. Emanuel, Proprietor. OPENING- NIGHT. A GRAND FREE BALL and SUPPER will be given at the above Rooms on Friday next, when the proprietor will be glad to see his friends and the public generally rally round him. Dancing to commence at 10 o'clock. Magnificent Quadrille Band engaged specially for the occasion. A GRAND OPENING BALL IT. And SUPPER FREE, Will be given on "Wednesday evening, the 6th of May, at the Q. C. E. Hotel, Freeman- street. A full band engaged. Dancing will commence at 10 o'clock. TTOLUNTEER OYSTER SALOON, V (Next Empire Hotel) GLAD S T ONE-S TEEET, A SUPPER PARTY will take place at the above saloon on Tuesday night, May 11th, when these marine delicacies will be placed upon the table in a manner and form never before attempted in Westport. A great rush is expected, as the oysters are unusually fine, fresh, and seasonable. Tickets, ss. VOLUNTEER OYSTER SALOON, (Next Empire Hotel) Gladstone-street. Postponed to the above date in order to complete alterations. NOTICE TO BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, Cheap, that BLACKSMITH'S SHOP situated 'on Darkey's Terrace ; together with Stock, comprising assorted lot of iron, two anvils, two pairs bellows, and other tools necessary, and doing a good business in connection with machine work, the only reason for selling being that the owner intends leaving New Zealand. Apply to Robert Wild, on the Terrace.