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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 844, 16 June 1910, Page 6

The Central Mission Silver Band save its first public concert in Wesley Hall, Taranaki Street, last evening. The band played a number of bright selections, one of the most popular being a descriptive fantasia entitled, "A Motor Trip," illustrating, among others, such incidents as "getting the motor ready," "the start," "dog run over." The band, with its line instruments, should be an invaluable adjunct of the Central Mission. .Other contributors to the programme were as follow:—Songs, Messrs. "Sobiiis, V. H. Fnncoiirt. anil Knowles; vcci tat ions, Miss Bann:n ami Mr. B. Cooper i euphonium soio; Mr. Paddis; •liiet, Messrs. J?. Baker and H. P. Vieston.

A meeting of representatives of local bodies, friendly societies, and others, convened by the Mayor, will bo held at the Town Hall to-morrow evening to discuss the route of the procession and other matters in connection with the welcome to be given to tho new Governor on his arrival next week.

Tenders are invited by the Wellington Harbour Board for the supply of uniforms and caps for the employees of the board. Specifications Dan be seen, and full particulars obtained, at the olfiee of the board.

Tliofo persons- interested in poultry should not- fail to visit tho WeUiiiEton Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Society's annual show, at present ljcinß held in Si. I'eter's Schoolroom, Ghuznco Street.

Messrs. J. H. Bethune and Co. announce a sale of household furniture, to bo hold at tho residence, Jfo. 252 Wellington Terrace on Friday, Juue 24, at II a.m. The furniture is of exceptionally jjood quality, most of it having been imported from England. It will 100 on view ou Thursday afternoon, mid complete catalogues win be .mluinod from tho auctioneers: