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AMUSEMENTS. DUNEDIN DUNEDIN DUNEDIN ORCHESTRAL ORCHESTRAL ORCHESTRAL ORCHESTRAL ORCHESTRAL ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. SOCIETY. SOCIETY. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT In CONCERT HALL, At 8 p.m. IX presenting the Dunedin OrcboetTal Society To-mght in the Concert Hall, tlw • ttcntio'n of the public i<s called to the lac-t that the Society is one of tho Oldest and Most Proficient Musical Organisations m New Zealand. First Appearance in Christchurch of tho Soloists MRS R. HUDSON Jun. and MR COURTNEY HOOD. PROGRAMME: 1. March. "Cheers for Our Fleet iManas). _. Solo. "Samson ar.d D « ,il^,-„.f„ a . 1 " ) _;'" Salens;, Cantabile-MRS R. HUDSON, Jun. __, , . 3. Symphony No. 5 in E, Op. 64 (T-chai-kowskv'l—First Movement: Introduction, Andante, leading to Allegro con animo. . , 4. Song. "Ask Nothing More" (Marzials)— MR COURTNEY HOOD. . 5. Symphony No. 5 in E. Op. 64 (Tschaikowsky)—Second Movement: Andante Cantabile, con n'cuna licenza. INTERVAL. 6 Overture. "William Tell" (Rossini). 7. Song, "Hush my Little One" (Bevig-nani)-MRS R. HUDSON. Jun. 8. Selection, "Cavallcria Rusticana" (Mascagni) 9 Son" "The Toreadors" (Bisset)—Mß COURTNEY HOOD 10. Wsltz. "Am Schonon Rhein" (Kelcr Kela). "God Save the King.' Accompanist: MRS F. MONTAGUE. Conductor: MR JAMES COOMBS. Leader: MR C J. O. NAUMANN. Admission to Dress Circle and Front Stalls 2s. Body of Hall Is. Seats for Drees Circle and Front Stalls may bo reserved at tho Dresden Piano Company. Hon. Sec, MR W. MTLLAR. TOM POLLARD. 152. Director of Entertainments. TV" Z. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. GRAND MATINEE By the EXHIBITION ORCHESTRA In the CONCERT HALL, At 3.30 p.m. 1. Overture—"Zampa" (Wagner). 2. Love Song (for Oboe and Orchestra) (Tanbert). 8. Varspiel to "Lohengrin." Act I. (Wagner). 4. Loin de Bal (for Strings) (Ernest Gillot). 6. Overture—"Die Meistersinsser" Conductor: MR ALFRED HILL. R.C.M.L. Leader: MR GEO. WESTON. FREE DAY. FREE DAT. ART GALLBEY. FREE DAY, FREE DAY. ON THE LAWN— 230 p.m.—SOUTH CHRISTCHURCH BAND. 7.30 pm.—GARRISON and ELITE BANDS. 1523 ■xtt E S T'S PICTURES. SECOND DAY OF OUR ALL NEW PROGJIAIMME. Tb* General Verdict: BEST VALUE IN THE EXHIBITION. Admission Gd, Children half-price. IS.I Stay as long as you like. WONDERLAND GUINEA COMPETITION' NOTICE TO COMPETITORS. THE WINNING ANSWERS will be posted in front nf Manager's Office. "Wonderland," TO-NIGHT and FRIDAY EVENING. The PRIZES wil! bis PRIvSItTNTED on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, at B.SO. when a copy of the successful answers will br distributed gratis,to every person present. In tho event of any successful competitor failing to apply on Saturday Evening, the Management will presume that tho winner desires tho prize to be given to tho local Hospital Fund. NEXT COMPETITION. HOW DID WONDER LAND? ? A PRIZE of ONE GUINEA will be given for the BEST ANSWER, and Two or Three moro Consolation Prizes will be presented. NOTE.—Answers must be loft at the Manac-er's Office. "Wonderland." BEFORE WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT. Posted replies, or replies left at "Wonderland" Turnstiles, will not be considered. 1517 ■pXHIBITION'S " WONDERLAND.'' The Water Chute. The Toboggan. The Helter Skelter Thc Camels. Are " WONDERLAND'S EXHIBITIONS. 4033 MEETINGS. IRISH DELEGATES. A MEETING will be held in the Alexandra Hall. Christchurch, THIS (Thursday) EVEN-NO, November 23th, at 8 o'clock, to arrange for a Reception of the Irish Delegat-es (Messrs Devlin and Donovan). Sympathisers with the Irish cause are cordially invited to attend. 4RJ4F (Signed) E.. O'CONNOR. THE NEW BRIGHTON TRAMWAY COMPANY, LTD. Registered Office: 43 Cathedral square, Christchurch. NOTICE is hereby given, in pursutvnee of Section 230 of " The Companies Act, 1903," that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Members of the above-named Company will be held in the, Canterbury Caledonian Society's HaJl. No. 116 Worcester street, Christchurch, on THURSDAY, the 20th duy of December, 1006, at 3 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of having an Account laid before them showing the manner in which the winding-up ha* been conducted, and tho Assets of tho Company disposed of, and of hearing any explanation that may be given by the Liquidator, Biid also of directing by Extraordinary Resolution the mat.ner in which the books, accounts, and documents of the Company, and of the Liquidator thereof, shall be disposed of. Dated this 26th day of November, 10OG. C. J. MARSHALL. I <B ° Liquidator. CHRISTCHURCH MUSICAL UNION."" * Registered.) A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of all -TV Honorary and Performing Members will bo held in the Wwleyan School. Durham street, on TUESDAY, 4th December, at 7.30 pm. Business: To comider certain altera tions in the Rules, of which due notice has been given. The REHEARSAL for CHORUS will take place at the termination of the meeting. THOS. GARRARD, Hon. Secretary. 4250 CANTERBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETA ING of MEMBERS will be held TODAY, THURSDAY. i)th November, at 3 p.m. Business: Election of Members and General. H. ANTTLL ADLEY. 4365 Secretary. TRAMWAY BOARD. TRAMWAY"~EOAIirI a, SUMNER TRAFFIC. OWING to tbe action of the Sumner Borough Council in obtaining an in .unction against the. Continuation of the Works, TRAFFIC is CUT OPE on the MAIN LINE, snd Passengers CAN NOT le TAKEN further than Watson's Store. Sumner. <• By order. F. THOMPSON. 4347 Secretary.