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Grey River Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 3277, 17 February 1879, Page 3

Amusements!. QL JOHN'S CHURCH, GREYMOUTH. PROGRAMME OF FIECES, TO ILLUSTRATE TB3S LECTURE ON THE NATIONAL SONGS OP * ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOTLAND BY THE REV. W. HEaVINGHAM ROOT, TO BE HELD IV THB PUBLIC HALL, GREYMOUTfI, ON i MONDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, 1879, AT 8 P.M. ENGLISH: "British Grenadiers" ... JJr James ••Mistletoe Bough" ... MxwMoller "Death of Nelson" ... Mr Warner "Rule Britannia" (Solo and Chorus ... ... - Mr Warner I rTs H : "Last Rose of Summer"... MiBS Badger "The Harp that once through Tara's Hall" ... Miss Moller "March of the Men of Harlech" (Welsh Harp) Mr Morgan SCOTCH: "Ye Banks and Braes of Bonny Doon" Mus Bachedor ••Boy's Wife of|Aldivalloch" ... MrHamiltoi « Coming thro' the Rye "... Miss Badgei "Afton Water" Mr Shaw "Bonnie Dundee" (Soloand Chorus) Mr Hamiltoi *Auld Lang Syne" (Solo /and Chorus) Mr Hamilton Doon open 7.30 j commence at 8 p.m. Admission— Front Seats, 3s ; Baok, 2s. o ? 1^ C E. A GRAND BENEFIT CONCERT in aid r of tne Funds of the PUBLIC ÜBRA.RY, under the patronage of the Mayor and Councillors of Greymouth, will be given, on the Evening of TUESDAY, 4th MARCH, in the PUBLIC HALL. Further particulars and programme will shortly appear. By order of Committee, * J. BARROWMAN, Hon. Sec. z^Ußhfcv JJIBERNIAN A, C.B 1 \iL£g*£pj[ © SOOJJfilx, 3§ V^sUf $m Gr«mouth Branch, $5 h ""■""" CELEBRATION OF ST, PATRICK'S DAY, MARCH 17, 1879. The ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION -will take the form of a procession by the Members of the. Society and the Juvenile Contingent, starting at 10 a.m, headed by the Hibernian Brass Band. To conclude with a GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT in aid of the fIIBERNIAN BAND, in the VOLUNTEER HALL, commencing at 8 o'clock. Doors open at 7.30. Admission— Front Seats, 3s ; Back do, 2s. > THOS. HANLON. Hon; Sec. Celebration Committee.

TT ALEDICTORY* A FAREWELL SOIREE and CONCERT in connection with the departure of the Rev. Henry Bull will beheld on TUESDAY, 18th MARCH. WM. H. BOASE, Senior Steward. Public Notices. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF BRUNNERTON. ALL DEBTSdue to Francis Laing, Butcher, Brunnerton, miist be PAID BEFORE the 10th FEBRUARY to A. Hildebrand, or to Francis Laing. All parties owing accounts after that date will be sued. I having lost the Hospital tender will give the benefit to the laboring man. ; Call at my shop where you will not be deceived. A, HILDEBRAND. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. r Messrs GILBERT and M'KAY, of the City Company, Tainui street, beg to notify that they have REMOVED to their NEW PREMIbES, Corner of Herbert and Hospital streets, where they still will continue to SUPPLY FIRST-CLASS MEAT at the lowest rates. NOTE THE ADDRESS: GILBERT and M'KAY, BUTCHERS, * ''Comer of Hospital and Herbert streets, Greymoutn. J> RUJf NE R RAILWAY. The Hours for Receiving Goods at the Greymouth Goods Shed are from 8 a.mto II a.xn, and from 1 p.m to 5 p.m. Goods are despatched by the 7.45 a.m and 12 noon trains, also by the 4.15 p.m., when urgently required. Urgent Goods mußt be unloaded and taken from Railway on arrival at Brtmner, otherwise Storage at Double Rates will be charged. General Rates for Goods, fcMperton. j^^ General Manager. TJ AILWA V NOTICE. In accordance with Clause 56 of the ByLaws in force on the New Zealand Railways, Notice is herewith given that the following UNCLAIMED GOODS will be Disposed of within 30 days :— L 2 Mats Sugar * 1 Case Preserved Milk 1 Pair Carriage Shafts 1 Cask Beer 1 Iron Bedstead T. RONAYNE, General Manager. _ JJILLIARDS. BILLIARDS. Mr Louii Beebeok, to meet the depressed times, and keep up the entertaining science of BOlkrdi, has REDUCED the PRICE to 6dPE*tGAME.