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GRAND SACRED CONCERT, IN AID OF'THE EARTHQUAKE FUND, TOWN HALL, . TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 8.15 P.M. ■ GIVEN BY PUCCINI MUSICAL SOCIETY, ST. BENEDICT'S CHOIR. ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT SCHOOL CHOIR, Under the Conductorship of SIGNOR COSTANTINI. Part I. (1) Bizet—"Angus Dei," Miss H. Harris (M. soprano) ; (2) "GoG 3s uur Refuge," Mr.'C. Johnson (tenor) ; (3) Poncliielli — "La Gioconda" (Pregliiera), Miss H. Rosieur (M. Soprano); (4) B. Peccia — "Gloria," Mr. Yates (baritone) ; (5) Gounod —"Ave Maria," Miss D. ' Jenkins (soprano), Violin Oblirrato by Miss Lockwood ; (0) Verdi —"I Lombardi"—Grand Pregliiera, Convent School Girls' Choir; (7) Verdi —"La Forza. Del Destino" —Pregliiera, Puccini Choir; (8) Fritz Kreisler— "Viennese Popular Song," Violin solo by ■Miss I. Lockwood; (9) Capocc-i—"O Sacrein Convivium," three voices. Soloist: Miss E. Herbert; (10) Verdi —"La Forza Del Destino," prayer. Full choir. Soloists: Mr. A. T. C. .Fisher (bass). Miss A. Cousins (soprano). At the piano—Miss Kathleen O'Leary. , * INTERVAL. PART 11. Gounod's "MESSE SOLENNELLE," Combined Choirs.' Soloists: Miss Gladys Ryan (soprano), Mr. Gordon Fagan (tenor), Mr. B. Valentine (baritone). Grand ' Organ Accompaniment by Miss K. O'Leary. GOD SAVE THE KING. SILVER COLLECTION. 21 YE OLDE PIRATE SHIPPE MILFORD BEACH. TO-NIGHT — SATURDAY. DANCING 8 to 12. BARTLEY'S PIRATE SHIPPE BAND. S —lnstruments —S' ADMISSION 2/. Dance in comfort with the cool sea breeze. For Reservation,. Ring 23-114. Free Bus from top of Milford Road to the Sftippe. Special Service direct'to the Shippc with the Yellow Buses. from Devonport. x2l LEAGUE FOOTBALL. RUGBY LEAGUE. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Club will lie held at the 'Club Room. 235. Khyber Pass, - THURSDAY, 2GTI-I INST., . . At 7.30 p.m. All players and intending players are invited to atteud. O. GALLOT, 21 Hon. Sec. and Treas.