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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 298, 18 December 1886, Page 2

A concert in aid oi the funds of tbeNeff< ton Temperance Brass Baud was given 18, St. George's Hal), "Newton, last evening) Thore wus a good attendance, and the Rev. ■'•.': G. Worboye, President of the Gospel Tern peranco Mission, presided. The Pro': . gramme was as follows:—-Selection; * "Pleasant Dreams," band; eoDg, "Tf?>: ; !,. Miss Marcroft; duet (piano), " The Village. Fete," Miseos Uribben and Palmerj.Wi; ■ them, "Behold How Good and Jojfi".,,j choir ; song, " A Dream Within a Dream,, , Misses McDermott; Eelection, "■~*?1 • . Those Chimes," band; song, "Thelattlfl; ~: Hero," Mr Yearbury ; song, "Child"" 1!., ,-, Voices," Miss Searle; duet (piano anO; • flute), "Irish Airs, with Variations,. ;; Messrs Marson and Pook (encored);B^.!; them, "Arise, Shine," choir'; vocal ctof» Miests Petherick and Marson; eciDjlt "Haunted Eyos," Mr C. B. King i SB'6o' tion, "Arise and Bejoice," band. The en- ; tertainment concluded with the National Anthem, .. - || On Friday evening the ueasl meeting in connection with the Mount RoskiU Bana f ... of Hope took placci. The addresses were, ...^ by Messrs Harding and Tiemain. -Among tbe musical portion may be mentionea « S')n 2 by Miss Watkinp,'loudlyap^ao* o',. and one by Mis? Joughio, well receive:a. * reoirat on by Mhs B. CoueHy, onebyj?g:?'; Richards and one by Mies Watkin neipe» ..;, to enliven the proceedings. ca T aDS*j being fine thera was a good muster,who W:. pereed to get home by ten. - ' - • S3