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PROFESSIONAL' ORCHESTRA: (Acting-Conductor, Mr. Herbert Bloy), Assisted- by", Mrs. Hudson (of Dmiedin), Soprano, and Miss P. Bain (Auckland), Violinist. The Orchestra will play:—"Pomp and Circumstance" (Elgar); . "Massaniello" (Auber); "Graceful Dance" (Sullivah); "Aubade Printaniere" .(Lacombe); "William Tell" (Rossini). Mrs. Hudson will play :—"Sognai" (Shira); "Hush, My Little One" (Bexigniui). Miss Bain will play:—Andante, from "Violin Concerto" (Mendelssohn). Admission—Free. Silver Coin Collection. Concert/at 8:30. J. -WOODWARD, Sec. rjv O W N . , H A L L. , TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), JULY 2nd, At 8 p.m. Sir Robert Stout, C.J.,' in'.the Chair. MR. JOSEPH M'CABE Will Lecture on "SECULAR EDUCATION: THE QUESTION OF THE. 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