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Meetings, Entertainments, &c. S. MICHAEL'S iND ALL ANGELS'. PROGRAM M E of CONTENT to be given in aid of the NEW ORGAN FUND. AT THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, OS THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1873. Part I. Overture —" Der Shampiel director" (Mozart) Chorus (with Solo)—" To Thee, Great Lord" (Rossini) Song— * Spread thy silver wings, O Dove " (Vaugban)...Mrs Barry Solo, Yiolincello —Mr Spensley Solo and Chorus—" O for the wings of a Dove" (Mendelssohn) ... Mrs Leonard Harper Duet for Pianofortes—" Marche Triomphale " (Goria)...Mre Paige and Mrs W. J. Smith Song—" I dreamt I was in Heaven (Naaman) Costa...Mrs C. M. Taylor Song—" Friend of the brave "...Mr Dunlop, Callcott Pabt 11. Overture—"Son and Stranger" (Mendelssohn). , Part Song —" See the rooks are homeward flying "(Hatton). . . , Quartette —Pianoforte, violin, viola, and violincello (Beethoven). Vocal Waltz —"Ah non posso" (Poniatowski) ...Miss L. Marshman. Quartette—" Good Night" (E. M. Hi 11)... Mrs L. Harper, Miss Marshman, Messrs Applebyand Parker. Duo Concertante for two Flutes (Clinton)... Messrs Wood and J. Thomson. Duet—"O Lady Morn" (Wallace)... Mrs Barry and Mr Appleby. Fantasia on Scotch airs"... Mrs C. M. Taylor. Choras (male voices) —" Comrades in Arms" (Adam). Choras—"The stare that above us are shining" (Weber). Tickets, three shillings, may be obtained at the usual places in town. 2693 4-12

A. SHBURTON Hi ACES, Ist MAY, 1873. Stewaeds : Sir Oracroft Wilson, C.8., X.C.S.I. John Studholme W. C. Walker. B. S. Coster. George Scott. O. Wason. W. Smith. JrjDGE: Sir Cracroft Wilson, C.8., X.C.S.I. Handicappeb : R. Hustler. Stabteb ; Neil Mac Lean. CLEEK OP THE COTTBSE : E. W. Millett. " Handicap Hurdle Race of £25, added to a sweepstakes of £3 each; two miles, over eight fences ; £1 on nomination, £2 at the post. Open. MAIDEN Plate of £15, added to a sweepBtakes of £2 each ; one and a-quarter miles ; 3 yrs, 7st 12lbs: 4 yrs. 9st; 5 yrs, 9st 91bs; 6 yrs and aged, 9st lllbs. Open. Arhbtjbton Plate of £30, added to a sweepstakes of £5 ; two miles ; Maiden Plate weights. Open. Ladies' Pubse of £15, added to a sweep stakes of £2 ; one and a-half miles ; 4 yrs, lOst 71bs; 5 yrs. list; 6 yrs and aged, list 71bs. District horses; gentlemen riders. HACK Race of £5 : one mile; post entries, catch weights. District horses ; entrance 10s. Consolation Handicap of £5, added to a sweepstakes of £1 each; one mile. Open. ON FRIDAY, 2nd MAY, A Fbee Handicap of £5 for acceptors, with . £ added CONDITIONS : No parson wilLbe qualified to run a horse unless he is a subscriber of not less than £1 Is to the fund—Hack race excepted. No entries will be received unless accompanied with the necessary amonnt for subscription and entries. Iα all flat races mares and geldings allowed 31bs. These races will be run under the C.J.C rules. All disputes to be settled by the Stewards or whom they may appoint. U not more than two horses, the property of different owners, start in each race, only half the added money will be given. Entries, stating age of horses and colors, must be delivered to the hon. sec, Ashburton, on or before Saturday, 19th April. Handicap Hurdle Race weights will be published on 26th April. C. M. COGLE, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. 8-25 2207 TO SPORTSMEN. KANGIORA ANNUAL RACES. THE ANNUAL RACES WILL TAKE PLACE IN A PADDOCK, Belonging to Mr. J. Keetley, NEAR THE MASONIC HOTEL, SOUTHBROOK, ON SATURDAY NEXT. HACK HURDLE HACKS, AND FLAT RACES. FIRST RACE AT ONE P.M. There will be the usual Dinner held afterwards, at the Masonic Hotel, at 7 p.m. 4-16 *2815 I. O. O. F. figW M. U. LOYAL. CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH LODGE. fpEE MEMBERS of the above Lodge are J hereby summoned to ATTEND the FUNERAL of cur late. Brother, R. P. BETBON, which will leave his late residence, George street, nt three p.m. THIS DAY. R. J. PEARUE, N.G. 6. HARPER, ♦•16 2808 Secretary,