GEEYTOWN WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS la aid of the WAIUARAPA LITERARY INSTITUTE. Monday Evening, July 5. IN THE TOWN HALL. I’lK)(i KAMMIO. 1. Pianoforte Duct ... Misses Jackson " Lilly of tlu- Valley,” 2. Sow.-.. 1 ' Pat Molloy,” Mr .1. (I. Markin Soier-.** The Ski|»jn.T and his Fhe-.” Mr L. Wilsou I. Pianoforte Duet “denis of the Ojiora."—Misses May Thompson and Bertha .Nation 5. Soul;—" The Blind dirl to her Harp,” Miss Dennis 6. Beading—“ Stiggins’ Horse.” Mr Coleman Phillips 7. Som:—"The Borderer’s Challenge,” Mr R. Stauslield S. \ iolin Solo —" Mono in Egitlo.”—Mr C. Potts A Bong—"Waiting." ... Mrs Cuff IU. Pianoforte Duet—“ Scotch Airs.” — Misses A. and J. Cameron 11. Song—“ Please dive mo a Penny.”— Miss Smith 12. Song—The Last Cartridge.”—Mr W. J. Martin 13. Trio—“ Hark! ! tis the Indian Drum.” Messrs VV ilson, Gray and Black IT. Song- “ Darling, lam lonely now.”— Miss A. Jackson 15. Cornet Solo— “Martha,” ... Mr M. Varnham 16. Reading—“My Neighbour.”— Mi- W. G. Beard 17. Song—“ Yes! Let me like a Soldier fall.”—Mr C. S. Gamble God Save the Queen. Admission— 6d, children under 12, bal priae. Poors open at 7.30; oontmenoe at 8
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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1853, 5 July 1886, Page 3
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187Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1853, 5 July 1886, Page 3
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