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QOMPAMt; j ■ J LAST TWO NIGHTS OP TTABBI The Sensational Wrestler; Australia's" Dfc beaten Champion. TO-NIGUT. TO-NIGHT. 808. SCOTT, will §tand 20 minute*.' MONDAY NIGHT, -^i MR R. HOLMES, of H.M.S. Psychft ; i Cnampion Wrestler of the Australasia*' - ; ' Navy. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. • F'rst Appearance of MR fnOU. /GALLOWAY, i X lOD vJALLOWAI, v . Australia's Greatest Comedian. ' DOBIS—THE McAULEYS— VERA; ,i, (The Miniatnce Macs.) ;.',-■• [•; JOE ROCKS, Endrnan. VMR HARRY HAKT. Xouug English Tene? JAS. WILLIAMS, KATE MAH£R, BRoE LENNON, MAIE MARLOW. WILL.- STEVENS, TILLJE DUNBAfi. PRlCES—Orchestra Stalls and Dress Cto cle. 2/, reserved at Wlldmau's; Stmui.l/. Pit 6d. "? Day Sales at Groves' and Carter*. .;.^p? TTNITARIAN CHURCH, ATJCKtAiiaJ V QRGAN TVECITAL. MONDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, •> At Eight p.m. > Organist: J. H. PHILLPOT, ESQ. PROGRAMME. 1. Hymn 72. 2. "Offertoire" in C sharp minor.. (Batlst^ 3. Song, "I Know that My Kedeemet Liveth" (Handtii* MADAME WIELAERT. W 4. (a) "Andante Cantabile , '.. .(Beethoven)iv (b) "Nachtstuck" ..... (Heiiumau) 5. Violin Solo, "Cavatine" ..'.(Ban ■ HERR JOHAN WIELAERT. I 6. "Fanfare" in D major .. 'Lemmeat) I 7. Song, "Thou'rt Passing Hence"...-.;„" I (by request) ""(Sulliyiii) MR WILFRED MANNING. . ■ 8. (a) "Andante" Organ Sonata No. , ■ (Mendelssoha) ■ (b) "Melody" ia F (Rubenstetaf ■ 9. Song, "Abide With Mc" (Phillpotf' MADAME WIELAERT. 10. "Pilgrim's Chorus" (Tannhauser)...;..^ (Wagneu 11. Song, "The Lost Chord" (SulUru) MR WILFRED MANNING. j 3 r, 12. (a) "Berceuse" F major.... (Guilmant) (v) "Chorale" (C minor) and "Postlude" (E flat inajor)..(Phillpot| 13. Hymn 249. BENEDICTION. girT PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL; CHILDREN'S CANTATA, : "SOOT AND THE FAIRIES" § (40 Performers). MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, iV'.IV Commencing 7.30 p.m. Admission 6d. THE Committee of the Remiiera ■ Socltlt ' will hold their next Social'on- TUBSDAY, September 13, and Weekly until" further notice. Cars now run to v 'an4:: from Remuera,. via Parnell.—R. TOt BORT, Secretary. OUNT ROSKILL AND MOUNT EDEH RESIDENTS.—GRAND COSCiiSOL i ROSKILL HALL, WEDNESDAY, Mtt inst.—Excellent, Programme presented. ,, -4 Admission, 1/. Overture S p.m. TJLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL I»< X CONNECTION WITH MISS Lif. SON'S DANCING CLASS will be held Jβ the Choral Hall, on WEDNESDAY, Mta September. Grand March "at 8.15 pi Meredith's ' Full Band. Spectators, "djs Shilling. Tram Cars will leare the; Thrif Lamps at 7.30 for the Choral HalL ,v SJX. JMAitii'S HALL, KEMUJfiKA? THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER loth, i»w|S MR CHAS. MeFARLANE'S '> ■ BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAJtt RECITAL. . cji Assisted by a few .of his selected Lad} Pupils in FOUR Orchestral Selections—Xw# Mandolin and Guitar Quintettes and Xwt Guitar Trios. •.;,i^ ! ';- Mandolin Solos: "iiy the River" (Romanes "Intermezzo"' (Mascagni), and "Urn* Old Sweet Song" Air Chas. McFariw ;' Vocal Solos: "Divided" (Hollando).;.., ; i*f Mrs Hamilton liodpt "The Flower Song" (Faust), "All lrtea' Lullaby" Miss Millice AickiS. "O Rosetree in My Garden," "Forget T Mt. Not," "My Rose"..Mr Hamilton Hodger Banjo Solos: "The Happy Jap," "Piz'zieatl", (Delibes), "Alhanibra Club March,". "Tli» Courier" (Fantasia)' : "March" (SehubMt), • "Dance of the Butterflies". .i.«\ Mr Chas. MeFarian* Vocal Solo: "Finiculi Firiicula" (o>enza)..;. Sir Hamilton Hodge* (Acompanied by Ladies'. Mandolin Orchestra).. ' . Piano Accompanists: Madame Wigmoit and Miss A. M. Sayers. Tickets, 2/, at Eady and Co.'s, Qneen-«t Doois open at 7.30; commence at 8. '.._•:',; KEY LYNN. FIRE BRIGADE COM* CERT. A Grand Concert will be: held .In : JBL George's Hall, on FRIDAY. September !««, 1904, in aid of Brigade Funds. Concert under the management of Mr W. SkerretV Body of Hail. 1/; Front Seats 1/& A. HARKER, Hon. Sec _ MAUNGA WHAD MUSICAL SOCIETY. I "•"J —Members are hereby notified thlt; I the Musical Evening proposed for Frldaf ■ next has been Postponed.—H. R. Harrii I Hon. Sec. B -VTO. 1. L.O.L. WILL HOIJJ I THEIR LAST WISTE* / ■ SOCIAL in Masonic H«ili I ' Karangahape-road, on . WEDNESDAY, Sept. 21. Double a?ickets, 2/6. Refreshments provided., ■ J: cox, Sefc, TADIES "DENEVOLENT QOCIBTI •piLORAL Tj*ETE. ,i Under the Auspices of the above Society, At TNLLERSLIE TJACECOURSE, 11 On x ' •Q ATCRD AY, TVECEMBER -j A I** Particulars ' in Future Advertisement*: t EPPCATIOWAIfc v^ ALFRED "OTILL, R.C.M.L., . ■ TEACHER OF VIOLIN, VIOLA, ASP I COMPOSITION. Class Lessons for Theory, Composition Trio, and Quartette Playing. Students' 0 1 * chestra, for all Instruments. Terms, eld Hoffmann's Music Warehouse, Queen-st{ T7-ING WARD'S piOLLEG? LOWER SYMONDS-ST., AUCKLAND Principal, MR. T. HARLE GILES. Assisted by MR GEO. H. SCARSE, B.iDAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GlW* PUPILS prepared for COMMEBCU* 1 PURSUITS and positions found for. tW-. when duly qualified. ■ a CANDIDATES prepared for the PUBW? EXAMINATIONS by an ORIGINAL" Sjj TEM of TUITION, under which SUCCB»? is practically CERTAIN. • ,S Duties resumed MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th. THE PRINCIPAL will he in attendl**' at the College on and after MONDAY, -I*J September, to interview PARENTS •* INTENDING PUPILS. i ■ IEVENING CLASSES—Mondays , «■* ■ Thursdays. ■ Telephone 1243. I JVT EL M E R Jf ■..':*■■! B ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD PABNBW» ■ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOIi ■ FOR GIRLS. ■ Principal, Mrs HANNA (successor to B Hull), assisted by an efficient Resident* , ! , ■ Visiting Staff. , ■ Third Term commences Sept. 19tfc flff: ■.. Terms on application to Mrs Hannt,\**J I will be "at home" to pare j> atUf -.™ B 12th September. I