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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 18, 31 August 1894, Page 3

i Grand Concert. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th. In aid of QHURCH OF ENGLAND FUNDS. Full particulars in future issue. Concert .and Dance Will be given by MRS ORCHARD & HER PUPILS, In the Town hall, opunake, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19th, 1894. After paying expenses half the proceeds will be given to the Fire Brigade. PROGRAMME: 1. Grand Valse, “ Tito Mattei,” piano solo, Master Fowler. 2. “ Now is the Month of Maying,” chorus, Company. 3. “ Three Little Clouds,” song, Miss E. Humphries. 4. “ Killarney,” song, Miss Mabel Pepperell. 5. “ The Sailor’s Dream,” piano solo, Master John Humphries, 6. “ The Holy City,” song, Mr E. C. Raikes. 7. “Love’s Golden Dream,” song, Miss Peppere*!!. 8. “Danse Comique,” piano duet, Mrs Orchard and Miss Aiken. 9. “ When the Clock Strikes Ten,” song, Mr Brewer. 10. “ They all Love Jack,” song, Master John Humphries. PART 11. 1. “ Royal Greek March,” piano duet, Misses Pepperell. 2. “ Music on the Waves,” chorus, Company. 8. “ Points of View,” song, Miss Maud Des Forges. 4. “A Starry Night for a Ramble,” song, Master John Humphries. 5. “ The Robin’s Return,” piano solo, Mr'E. C. Raikes. 6. “ Comrades,” song, Mr Brewer. 7. “ Dreaming'of Home,” song, Miss Aiken. 8; “ The Fairy Barque,” piano solo, Miss Ethel Humphries. 9. “ The Pilot,” vocal duet, Miss - Pepperell and Mr Raikes. 10. “ Old Folks at Home,” piano solo, Master Fowler. Mrs Orchard, Pianists. Doors open at 7.80. Concert to commence at 8. Admission —Conceit, 2s and Is; Concert and Dance, 3s ; Dance, 2s. Refreshments provided. JUST ARRIVED. "A. MODERN buccaneer ’” By Rolf Boldrewood, 8s and 4s. “THR OWT AW A Y,” By Nat Gould, 2s 6d. ‘ THE KING’S "STOCKBROKER,” By A. Clavering Gunter, 2s 6d. D. Nimmo Scott, HAWEKA. Orders by post 8d extra. (Stamps accepted.; NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). IMPORT a"nT NOTICE. It is hereby notified that the business of the above company in all its branches will be resumed as from MONDAY, 18th JUNE, 1894. From this date all Consignments of Wool and other Produce Will be received and disposed of Absolutely in Trust for Owners. All Stock, Laud, and General Commission business undertaken by this Company in future is similarly protected by Special Clause in Memorandum of Association. JOHN STEviNSON, Manager. W. A. D’ARCY, Produce Department. GEORGE FINN, Agent at Hawera.