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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 46, 15 March 1895, Page 17

It/TR JAMES MURPHY', Wilson's JHoad, Bydenham Christstchurcb, is acxious to Uarn the A>.'drtß^ of Mrs AN ME BHEEHAN, formerly O'Sbauphnessey, foi some ij oi lt» ycum suppoeef" to be living in D'jncdin. By corrf P{)onding soon wMi the above at his addresp, Mrs bneet an will Ita a cuuiv.tLi;.g to hor 1 advantage. ' /^ ARRIBOF HALL, DUNEDtN. ' FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1895. ST. PATRICK'S DAY CKLEBRATDN. GRAND CONCEPT OF NATIONAL SONG. PROGRAM ME- PART I. 1. Recitation "St Patrick's Day in Duntdiu, 1895 " Master George Colter (.Lines composed for the occasion by " M-irianu I '," and specialty dedicated to Most Rev Patrick Moran, D.D., Bishop of Dunedin.) 2. Song "The Memory of the Dead " (Irish) Mr W. Farquhar Yuuug. 3. Song " Meeting ol the Waters" Moore Miss Kitty Blaney. 4. Song " Killarney So Fair " W. H. Jude Mr Harry Smith. 5. Selection ll Irish Airs " L. D. Cox Cox's Venetian Band. 6. Song " Kite O'Shane" Ltnley Miss Rose Blaney. 7. Gaelic Song " Savourneea Dneelißh " (Old Irish) Mr P. Carolm. 8. Song " Sunshine anrl Rain " B'umembal Miss Maud Howson. Finale — (a) Recitation "St Patrick and the Shamrock " T. Bracken Muster John Calian. (J) Son? " The Isle that's Crowned with Shamrock " (Words by John Moroney. Music by Fletcher Baker) Master Joseph Ward. (Accompanist, Mas'er Fred Stokes.) PART 11. 1. Fantaiaie " Funiculi, Fumcula " Deriz-i-Kmma Cux's Veneti in TUrd 2. Irish Gaelic Recltatkn " Cul Dabh Udigh ' Pe'or Wal«b ( ' 'lailur and I'o t ") Mr J. F. P.-rrin, B A. 3. Sorg " Tbftdy O'Flynn " Molloy Miss Kitty Blaney. 4. Song Mrs Sandys. 6. Socg '' Gradh Agu^ Cathu " (woids com posed for • heocc ibion) Irish Mr W. F. Yninf. 6. Song " A Summer Nifzht ' Thomas Mi=B jyo ccc c B!an"v. 7. Song "Norah,thc Pnde of Kildare " John L'aTj Mr E. Eujjar. 8. Song " Sweet Mub.c Moore Mr Harry Srai h. Finale — Vocal Quartet " G od Nn;ht " I'ioi-uti Miss'-s R. an i K. Blau°y, Messia E Eag ir an i II Sa nh. CATHOLIC BIOKSRLLKR, STATIONER \: NEWS AGENT 121 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, "WRECK OF THE WAIRABAPA" Sad lose cf a Catholic Pnesl. FATHER McIVOR, C.P, Pasnonist Fither, loses Lis life under most painful circumstances. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE CATHOLICS OF NEW ZEALAND Mr Dunne has much pleasure in notifying hiq numerous customers, a f id Catholics tzenerally throughout New Zealand, that he has been privileged to secure the solo light and auihoriiy to isane throughout the Colony : — A magnificent Cabinet-size 1 Photograph of the late Father Mclvor, C. P. , whose pad end in fie above wreck caßt such a gloom over the whole Catholic world. SINGLE COPY— ONE i-IF^LING, Po3ted in the Coony — 19 Id. All communications connected with the Commercial Department of the N.Z. Tablet Newspaper are to be addressed to John Murray, Secretary, to ivhovi also Post Office Orders and Cheques are in all instances to be made payable. To insure publication in any particular issue of the paper communications must reach this office not later than Tuesday morning.

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