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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 61, 19 May 1877, Page 2

I HAVE this day REMOVED to my new offices m Main Street. ELIOT AVARBURTON, Solicitor. Palmerston North, 9th May, 1877. "DUBLIC CONCERT, FORESTERS' HALL, Palmerston North, TUESDAY, 22nd MAY, 1877. Part 1. 1. " Fantine Valse "—Band. 2. " Old Sexton "—Solo. 3. " Still I Love Thee "—Solo with Chorus. 4. "Oh! Steer my Barque to Erin's Isle "—Solo. 6. " I Know a Bank "—Duet. 6. —Solo 7. "To the Memory of a Friend" — Scandinavian Quartette. 8. "When the Swallows Southward Fly "—Solo. 9. " The Minstrel Boy "—Solo. 10. Piano Duet, Interval of 10 Minutes. Part 2. 1. "Royal Windsor Gallop" — Band. 2. " Farewell to the Forest " — English Quartette. 3. " The Lonely Heart " — Solo. 4. " The Minute Gun at Sea" — Duet. 5. " Home, Sweet Home"— Solo. 6. "Light as the Bird" — Spring Song — Scandinavian Quartette. 7. " Whip-Poor- Will "--Solo. 8. "What Mill you Say, Love?"— Solo. 9. "Very Suspicious" — Duet. 10. " Fading Away " — Solo. 11. Piano Solo. National Anthem. Doors open at 7.30; Concert commences at 8. Tickets : Front Seats 2/Back Scats ... ... 1/Tickels maj' be obtained at the different stores, or at the entrance. Full Rehearsal for the Concert will be held at the Foresters' Hall on MONDAY, the 21st inst at 7.30 p.m. H. GRAFF, Hon. See. mHE FOXTON CHORAL ASOC [ E T V Will give an EXTRA CONCERT m I the Public Hall, Foxton, WEDNESDAY, 23rd inst. Programme : Pianoforte Duet— " Canary Bird Qua^ drilles." Glee— "Hark! The Lark at Heaven's Gate Sings." Song— "Hilda." Violin Solo — Selection " Bohemian Girl." Trio and Chorus — "Ye Shepherds Tell Me." Glee — " See our Oars with Feathered Spray." Song—" The Village Blacksmith." Song—" Milly's Faith." Glee — " The Red Cross Knights." Duet — " Friendship." Song — "The Scout." Duet — "Bold Gendarmes." Interval of 10 Minutes. Duet — "Prince Imperial Galop" — Violin and Piano. Glee — " From Oberon m Fairy Land." Song — "Once Again." Song — " Voices of the Past." Glee — "Breathe Soft, ye Winds." Duet— Selection " William Tell " — Flute and Piano. Song—" To-day." Glee — " Lordly Gallants." Duet— "The Lilly and the Rose." Song — " There is a Flower that Bloometh." Glee — " Mark ! The Merry Elves of Fairy Land." National Anthem. Reserved Seats, 3s ; Second Seats. 2s ; Promenade, Is. Doors open at 7.30 ; Concert to commenc at 8 p.m. J. N. FLOWER, Hon. Sec. A PUBLIC BALL WILL BE HELD IN THE FOXTON PUBLIC HALL ox THURSDAY, 24th MAY (QUEEN'S BIRTH DAY.) Application for Tickets to be made to any member of the Committee not later than Saturday, 19th inst. Tickets, 10/6 each, admitting Gentleman and La rly. Committee — Messrs. H. Daws-.on. J. N. Flower, A. Gray. F. Robinson, junr., A. J. Whyte, J. J. Beatty, E. S. Thynne. AR T VNI ON, TO be held at WHITE'S HOTEL on WEDNESDAY, the 30th May, for a Selection of WATER COLOR PAINTINGS OF NEW ZEALAND SCENERY. Tickets,— 10s. Each. 60 Members. SIX PRIZES. Pictures now on view at the premises lately occupied by Mr W. Foster, Main Street, Foxton. The following is the List of Prizes : Ist. Mount Cook 2nd. Moutoa Swamp 3rd. Bullev River 4lh. Olira Gorge sth. Rotoiti Lake &h. Milford Sound R. G. PALMER. May 12th-