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Evening Post, Volume LII, Issue 162, 30 November 1896, Page 6

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. NOW OPEN DAILY. LOCATION— Cuba-Street Extension, OPEN FROM 11 A.M. TO 10 P.M. MACHINERY IN MOTION. MODEL DAIRY. THIS EVENING, AT 8. SCOTTISH NATIONAL NIGHT I CHOEUSES AND OECHESTEAL NUMBERS BT THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY ! ! ft A Huge Programme ! ! ! The following well-known Ladies and G entlcinen have kindly given their servioes : — ■ Mrs. Lindsay, Miss Upham, Mr. Nairn, Mr. M'Glashan (Violin Solo), Mr. A. Nieol, Mr. Paterson (Eecitation, " Tarn o' Shanter '') And MISS JEANNE EAMSAY. Conductor — Mr. M'Gkshon, Eeserved seats, Is. Box plan at Dresden Rooms, C. D. MOEPETH, •• -Secretary. ELLINGTON INDUSTEIAL EXHIBITION. ENTERTAINMENT HALL. MUSICAL FESTIVAL ' BT ME. MAUGHAN BAENETT'S MUSICAL SOCIETY OF 200 VOICES AND OECHESTEA OF 35 PERFORMERS. TUESDAY, Ist DECEMBER : " Stabat Mater " Eossini "Lord Ullin's Daughter" Hamish M'Cunu Concert Overture, &c, &c. WEDNESDAY, 2nd DECEMBEE : " Song of Destiny " Brahms " Hinbmoa "' Alfred F. Hill THURSDAY, 3rd DECEMBER (Not Friday, 4th, as on tickets) : " Messiah " Handel SATUEDAY, sth DECEMBEB: " Heab Mt Peatkr " ... Mendelssohn "Comala"" Gade Conductors : Messrs. MAUGHAN BAENETT AND ALFEED F. HILL. Soloists : Madame EVELEEN CAELTON Mrs. SHORTRIDGE Miss PARSONS Mr. JOHN W. HILL Mr. JOHN PROUSE Mr. F. S. POPE Mr. H. WIDDOP Harpist • Miss CONSTANCE HATHEELEY EESEEVED SEATS ... JJ^ '(Exclusive of Is Entrance to Exhibition). Box Plans Now Open at Dresden Rooms. C. D. MOEPETH, Secretary. WELLINGTON INDUSTRIAL". EXHIBITION, 1896-97. - NOTICE. On and after this date any peraoa. wishing to Reserve Seats must do so^at tho Dresden. No seats will be reserved after 5 p.m., after which time all seats unreserved will be free, and no money taken at the Concert Hall doors on any occasion. SAMUEL BEOWN, . President, Wellington Industrial Exhibition. As some misapprehension may arise, this advertisement is not intended to apply to the concerts advertised above, which aro of the Subscription concerts arranged for before tho Exhibition was opened, and for which 400 seats have to be reserved for subscribers, but \ no money will be taken at the Concert t all ' door. S. BEOWN. EXHIBITION. TO SEASON TICKET-HOLDEES. 1 ADIES holding Temporary " Caed " _J Season Tickets can now exchango samo at tho Exhibition Ticket-office for Permanent Tickets, which have just been reoeived from the printers. C. D. MOEPETH. Secretary. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT'S MUSICAL SOCDjJTY. FINAL REHEARSAL TO-NIGHT in Thomas's Hall. Orchestra at 7.30 sharp : Chorus at 8. E. ANGUS, Hon. Seo. . mHOMAS'S HALLf WEDNESDAY, 2nd DECEMBER. Under the patronage of Sir Robert and Lady Stout. MISS GRACE WAKELIN, ' The Youthful and Talentbd ELOCUTIONIST, Will give her amusing and interesting entertainment, consisting of Original Sketches and Recitations from the best authors, which will include " The Relief of Lucknow, with, musical accompaniment. < Vocal and instrumental music, t Admission, 2s and Is ; children half -price. Doors open at 7.30 ; to commence at 8. ENT - TEERACE PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH. The Congregational TEA MEETDTG will bo held on TUESDAY JEVENING, at 6.30 o'clock, in tho Schoolroom ; and afterwards,in the Church, addresses will be given by Roy. Wm. Hewitson, 8.A., and other friends, and tho choir will render a programme of anthems, Ac. Tickets. Is 6d each. mHE TRILBY PLAIN AND FANCY X DEESS BALL (Under patronage of tho leading citizens) WILL BE HELD ON THUESDAY, 3rd DBCEMBEE, THOMAS'S HALL. Full String Band. Dancing at 8 p.m. Doublo Tickets, 3s 6d ; Extra Lady, Is 6d. Tickots at the Dresden, King's, Cimino's, Mackay's, Batkin's; also sold at tho door. EXHIBITION. I%T ADAM ~MUEPHY, Scientific Palmist, Can be consulted at Exhibition at Gipsy Tent. /CEICKET! CEICKETI CEICKETI ' AUCKLAND vTwELLINGTON. BASIN EESEEVE. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 2nd and 3rd DECEMBEE. Play commences 10.30 a.m. Admission to Ground, One Shilling. Ladies Fbxx. Grandstand, 6d. W. C. S. LEVEES, Sec. W.C.A.