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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 289, 13 December 1897, Page 3

A variety entertainment was given at the Costley Training Institution, Richmond Road on Friday evening,' when songs were Sjven by Misses Brown, Butler, Cherry, Daisy Gregg, MrS Lee, Messrs McGibbin, £cc, Anderson and Master George Wilson. Recitations were given by Miss McPherson, Messrs Anderson, A. J. Entrican, •Oavenport, and Master Percy Brennan. A reading was also contributed by Miss ■Kidling, pianoforte solo by Miss M. wacie, and a violin and piano duet by Misses Verrall and McPherson. Captain Morrow presided, and moved a vote of wanks to all those who had contributed to tup evening's enjoyment. A hearty vote of wanks was given to Captain Morrow for presiding, the company singing, " For JJes a Jolly Good Fellow." "God Save jhe Queen " was then sung, which brought ™c programme to an end, the one prevail'ag sentiment being, " Happy to meet, sorry to part, and happy to meet again." Ladies' hats, holiday shapes, 6d, 9d, and Is. D.S.C.-(Advt.) Our -white shirts with Belfast linen 'rants and cuffs are direct from the manul^wers, dispensing entirely with intermediate profits, 3s lid to'Bs lid with oands, 4s lid, 5s lid with collars attached, -smith and Caughey.—(Advt.) Linoieuihs all new patterns at wholesale warehoiise prices. D.S.C.--(Adft.)