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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9774, 22 March 1895, Page 5

Last night's social in connection with the Auckland Caledonian Society, which took place in the Foresters' Hall, was fully up to the standard hitherto maintained by these entertainments; in fact, it was in many respects one of the best which has been held for some time. The chair was occupied by Mr. A. J. rover. There was a large attendance, and the hearty and frequent Applause showed that the audience was satisfied. The following is the programme:—Piano solo, "Ye Banks and Braes," Mrs. Kirk by ; song, "True to the Lust," Mr. 0. Marson ; song, " Thy Voice is Near Me," Miss Winter ; song, " The Flowers of the Forest," Mr. Ewan; recitation, "Out of the Mouth of Death," Miss Gardner; dance, "Sheantreaus," Mr. Wilson ; song, " So Near and Yet so Far," Mrs. Fox; song, " Mona," Miss Willis; double Highland fling, Master G. and Miss L. McLauchlan (encored); song, " Tit for Tat," Mrs. Murray; song, "My Life for Thee," (encored), Mr. (J. Marson; song, Mr. Gunthorpe. 1 The singing of "Auld Lang Syne" concluded the concert. Mrs. Kirkby and Mr. James Ness gave every satisfaction as accompanists. The usual dance followed, Mr. D. Robertson acting as master of ceremonies. v Costume lengths, great selections, latest designs— D.S.C, ■ yi : :. '■.■'-■