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Southland Times, Issue 18916, 1 September 1920, Page 1

1 (CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF SOUTHLAND. GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT. MUNICIPAL THEATRE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920, At S p.m. PROGRAMME. Part I. j 1. Selection— Caledonian Pipe Band *of { Southland. j 2. Son;; —"Gae Bring Tae Me a Pint o’ j Wine”—Mr Archie Jones, j 0. Song—‘‘We’d Better Bide Awee” Mrs Jack Cooper. ■l. Selection—"Scottish Air/’ j Orphans’ Club Orchestra, j 5. Song—"Hail Caledonia” Mrs And,rows (C, Highland Fling-- Mr Alex Sutherland, j 7. Song—"Scots Wha Hue” Mr P. Tail. ! S. Song—"Annie Laurie” Mrs Garrett. | 9. Song—Comic Mr Macgregor Wilson. j INTERVAL. j Part 11. j 10, Selection—“lrish Airs” | Orphans’ Club Orchestra. 11, Song—"My Nannie’s Awn” Mr P. Tait. i 12. Song—“My Love Is Like Me” i Mrs Andrews. ; 13. Song—"Ye Banks an' Braes” l Mrs Garrett, j 1-1. Song-—“ The Highlandman's Toast” ' Mr Archie Jones. | 15. Song—“Auld Robin Gray” i Mrs Jack Cooper, i Ui. Scann Triubhais— Miss M. Lipscombe. I 17. Song- -Comic Mr Macgregor Wilson. ! IS. Selection - Caledonian Pipe Band of ! South! a run. i Special items by Miss Doreen MrClatchy. "AULD LANG SYNE.” Aerompanist—Mr A. C. Mclnnes. Stage Manager—Mr J. U. Abernethv. DOORS OPEN AT 7.15. Admission —Circle and Stalls, 2/-; Gal- : lerv, 1/-. E. McK. LYON, i AwSOtl Secretary. ■ JIpOLLOWED home from Lindisfarne roar! .Collie Dog; four white paws and white blaze on face. Owner can have same by 1 paying expenses to A. Ayers, Tishury. Sal 7 i LOST AND FOUND. j J (JST---Greyhound Dog in Todd's Auction ' Rooms on Saturday. Finder please ! communicate with Times Office; or John i Rose, Kennington, 2Ay853 i J OST tin Jtmei--A Military Overcoat: ! dyed black, with identification disc in ■ pocket. Reward on returning to Times ) Office. 3AyS37 PUBLIC NOTICES. yyEEK OF piTY. AX APPEAL i On Behalf of (he Starving Children j of Europe. | INVERCARGILL WEEK OF PITY

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