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AMUSEMENTS, ST. PATRICK'S NATIONAL CONCERT ST. PATRICK'S NATIONAL. CONCERT ST. PATRICK'S NATIONAL CONCERT in yr. JAMES' THEATRE, TUAM STREET. 3t. JAMES' THEATRE, TUAM STREET. THURSDAY, MARCH 16th. AT 8 P.M. THURSDAY, MARCH IGU), AT 8 P.M. All Proceeds in Aid of Nazareth House. A}[ Proceeds in Aid of Nazareth House. (Doors open at 7 p.m.) The following Artists will provide ft programme that will surpass anything that was ■ ■ver heard in Christchitrch: — Tho Returned Soldiers' Orchestra (under Ibo baton o£ Mr H. G. Glaysbcr): Overtine. "Tho Shamrock" and "Mcmoues of Tara." Tho Lichfield Quartette from Mr Boot « Studio. , Miss Bertha Havvlmson: Songs. .Inn Wests Aalcep" and "Barney O'Hea." Miss Millicent O'Gradv: Songß, "Ki Harney,' "Believe Me if All Those Endearing Youn<? Charms." Mis-j M. O'Connor: Song, "The Meeting of tho 'Waters." Mr I?eos McConachic: Violin nolo, "St. Patrick's Day," and "Finale" Concerto in K Minor. Mr Hubert Carter: Songs, "T" E Minstrel Bov," "The Snowy Breasted Pearl." Mr Dan Foley: Songs, "Avourneen" and "Eileen Oce." Irish Dancing by pupils of Miss M. Waugh and boys from St. Joseph's. Mr N. McMullan, Humorous Ite Plater's Ball " Conic and Help tho Orphans! Reserve your Tickets or bo very early. Last Year Hundreds wcro Turned Away. Ticket Holders he Karly! ADMISSION: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls. -Is (Reserves at Bristol): Main Stalls nnd Gallcrv, 2s Gd; Back Stalls and' Back Callcrv. 1b" fid. 6366 P U R A U. mlk,.-i'. wiM.iiis io uro MR H. GARDINER'S .. PROPERTY at PURAU FOR PICNICS ay arntngo sanin through the Lyttolton crry Launches, Ltd. W. C. CLEARY and CO., Tpl. 37-23:1. Affcnts.

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