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Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 905, 26 December 1871, Page 2

AMATEWE CONCERT. HHE AMATEUR CONCERT, In Aid of the Funds of the Westport Athenaeum and Reading Rooms, will take place on BOXING NIGHT, DECEMBER 26. PROGRAMME: FIRST PART. Miner's Song... ... Glee Company Reading ... ... Dr Giles Ye Shepherds tell me...Glee Company Song " Pretty Jemima" Mr R. Davidson Musical Glasses ... Mr Cox Hunting Chorus ... Glee Company The Village Blacksmith Mr Munro The Chapel ... ... Glee Company Put Me in My Little Bed Mr Munro INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. SECOND PART. Step Dance ... ... Mr Fernandez CHRISTY MINSTRELS. Bones... ... ... Mr Dignam Tambourinist... ... Mr Fernandez Overture ... ... Company Dinah's Wedding (Solo Mr Fernandez) ... Company Why have my Loved Ones gone ... Mr Cox Good Old Jeff ... Mr Kama So Early in the Morning ... ... Mr Dignam The Vacant Chair ... Mr Hamilton Who Will Care for Mother Now ... Mr Dunn Uncle Ned Messrs Fagg & Fernandez Silver Moonlight Winds are Blowing ... Mr Weston Oh Boys Carry Me Along ... ... Mr Dignam Mr Crawford will preside at the Piano. Tickets—2s 6d and 4s. Doors open at half-past 7 ; to commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Tickets to be obtained of Mr Harrison, Giles Terrace ; Mr David Barrie, German Terrace; Mr J. Braithwaite, Caledonian Terrace; and at the Athenseuin from the Librarian; Mr Carruthers. WESTPORT AMATEUR MINSTRELS. \ BENEFIT for the DISTRICT _\_ HOSPITAL will be given by the above Amateurs on the eveuiug of MONDAY, JANUARY, 1, 1872, AT THE MASONIC HALL, Empire Hotel Tickets may be obtained from the following :—Messrs Bailie and Humphrey, J. Powell and Co , Tonks and Hughes, Gilmer Bros.; Stitt Bros.; F. White, chemists; D. Barrie, German Terrace; J. Braithwaite, Caledonian Terrace ; Messrs M'Padden, P. Byrne, E. Lush, T. Gallagher, and P. M'Enroe, Addison's Flat. Further particulars will appear in future advertisements. GEO. WESTON, Hon. Sec. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH. A PUBLIC SOIREE £■*- will be held in connection with the above Church on WEDNESDAY, the 27th INST., MR FRASER'S SCHOOL ROOMS. Tea on the Tables at half-past 6 p.m. After Tea, a PUBLIC MEETING will be held, when addresses will be delivered by the Revs. John Parkin, Joseph White, and others ; interspersed with anthems, &c, by the choir. Tickets, Five Shillings each, may be bad of Messrs Neil, Patterson, and Leech ; and at the door. PORTRAITS ! PORTRAITS!! MR D. M. ISAACS, in returning thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Westport for their patronage, respectfully informs them he will CONTINUE his Stay over the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, in conjunction with MR. H. H. VORLEY, of Charleston, and will introduce the Emollio-Ivory ttpe, a new and beautiful process, surpassing anything hitherto attempted in Photography, and may be considered the highest perfection of Photographic Art. Specimens to be seen at their Studio. FARMERS' CLUB PRODUCE, NELSON. rHE undersigned having been appointed AGENT for the MOTUEKA FARMERS' CLUB, begs tc intimate that he is prepared to SUPPLY all .kinds of PRODUCE, at market prices, in small or large quantities. Also, as the strictest attention will be paid with regard to quality, purchasers can always rely upon obtaining a good article.' J. EDELSTEN, Agent for the Motueka Farmers' Club QUANTITY of EOTTLES FOR SALE. ' Apply to HENRI PAIN.