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The Orchestral Concert of the Year Saturday 20 November Bpm Town Hall Auditorium " -M, / VIOLIN: '■»< / CARLPINI / CONDUCTOR: V: / VANCO CAVDARSKI t V, ’ * / BRAHMS: / Academic Festival O l ,edme " v Violin Concerto S WlSt A’ TCHAIKOVSKY: M. Symphony N 0.4 H JSIO PRICES $lO, $B. $6 plus booking tee iusual cooi.ess'ot’s) Christchurch Symphony Orchestra w»th the support of the QE II Arts Count »i BOOK AT TOWN HALL
BOOKINGS NOW OPEN AT THE TOWN HALL 1982 S?OLD TIME COUNTRY ;g| AWARDS WB REPERTORY THEATRE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 7.45 pm Special Guest — The One and Only — DANNY McGIRR Plus Banjo Queen JENNY BL ACKADDER - FAY CHARLETT (with singing compere BRIAN FORSYTHE) ADULTS $5.30 - CHILDREN/SENIOR CITIZENS $3.80 Old Time Country Music Assoc. (Christchurch) PLEASE NOTE:- Due to large entries, auditions willl be held during the Sunday, commencing at 9am.
CHBIHCHURCH HARmOfIIC JMlr gocifiv ■— s SATURDAY, 4 DECEMBER TOWN HALL Bpm f Internationally Acclaimed English Soprano ELIZABETH HARWOOD In Handel’s With ISABEL CUNNINGHAM — Contralto RICHARD PHILLIPS — Tenor ROGER WILSON — Bass HARMONIC CHOIR CHRISTCHURCH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Nan Anderson — Harpsichord Martin Setchell — Organ Conductor — DAVID CHILDS BOOKINGS OPEN NEXT TUESDA Y Tickets $10.30. $8.30, $6.30 Concessions $6.30. $4.30 Group Bookings Available Further information Phone 33-218 J
TUG LYTTELTON PRESERVATION SOCIETY ANNOUNCE ’ COMMENCEMENT OF SUMMER SAILING SEASON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21. Two hour cruise to the Lyttelton Heads. Departs wharf at 2.00 p.m. ALSO AVAILABLE FOR FISHING TRIPS AND CHARTERS TELEPHONE 26-5013 BOX 19659. WOOLSTON
DAYLIGHT saving, plenty of time to visit this unique collection depicting your heritage. Open daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Something for everyorie to enjoy and only I't hours away by car from Christchurch
A STUNT SPECTACULAR PRESENTED BY STETON AND STUNTS CHRIS KING will perform death-defying car rolls, car crashes and motor-cycle jumps. Plus the Dukes oi Hazard car transporter jump. r „, OD t e See the 3ZM skydivers and car display and for the kids. Dodo the clown w 52.50 adults. SI children 12 and under 12 noon Sunday, November 21. Woodford Glen Si v V
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