Thatcher's Invercargill minstrel. Containing several of the popular local songs as written and sung by him at the Theatre Royal, Invercargill. [First number]
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No copyright known
Alternative Title
Thatcher's Invercargill minstrel.
Date Created
[c. 1864]
Identifier
Hocken Library: Pamphlets v.86
Subject
Type
Publisher
Invercargill, N.Z.: Louis Rodgers, Dee Street. (Printed at the "Invercargill Times" office, Tay Street.)
Description
Song lyrics (descriptions and parodies) by Charles R. Thatcher on Invercargill. Cover shows the price is one shilling. The songster was printed at the Invercargill Times office in Tay Street, Invercargill. Music is not provided, but a note regarding what tune the song should be sung to is given at the start of the lyric
Table Of Contents
The "Grecian" captain
The sessions
The Caledonian gathering
Opning address
The garrotting case
The Maoris and the old identity
The town board
The Lowther arcade
Southland curiousities
The sessions
The Caledonian gathering
Opning address
The garrotting case
The Maoris and the old identity
The town board
The Lowther arcade
Southland curiousities
Contributor
Thatcher, Charles [lyrics]
Format
Songster (song lyric book)
Extent
16p.; 12cm
Medium
Paper
Spatial Coverage
Temporal Coverage
Provenance
Hocken Publications Collection: Pamphlets
Language
English
Is Part Of
Thatcher's Invercargill minstrel
Files
Collection
Citation
Charles R. Thatcher (Charles Robert), 1831-1878., “Thatcher's Invercargill minstrel. Containing several of the popular local songs as written and sung by him at the Theatre Royal, Invercargill. [First number],” ourheritage.ac.nz | OUR Heritage, accessed December 22, 2024, https://otago.ourheritage.ac.nz/items/show/10045.