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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 35, 9 August 1930, Page 4

WMTB WMTB WMTB WELLINGTON MUNICIPAL' WMTB VV' TRAMWAYS BAND. , WMTB WMTB WMTB TO-MORROW EVENING, WMTB WMTB AT ST. JAMES THEATRE. WMTB Commencing at 8.15.WMTB WMTB WMTB NINTH GRAND RECITAL WMTB WMTB The Popular Band -with, the WMTB Popular Programme. ' ' WMTB Assisted by Mr. Gus Periban* WMTB and his Maori Troupe of 8 artists, WMTB with their ukuleles, Spanish WMTB guitars, mandolins, vocal numWMTB bers, the latest Maori soDgs and WMTB solos. WMTB : WMTB GUS PERIHANA, ■ WMTB GUS PERIHANA, . ' WMTB GUS PEEIHANA, WMTB GUS PEEIHANA, 1 WMTB Soloist. WMTB Who created such a great lm> , WMTB pression at our Recital just rej WMTB cently, and'has kindly consented ', WMTB to again appear with his. talentWMTB ed party. Hundreds unable t» WMTB gain admission when they la* WMTB appeared. WMTB . . WMTB MR. AUSTIN BLACKIE, WMTB MR. AUSTIN BLACKIE, WMTB MR. AUSTIN BLACKIE, WMTB MR. AUSTIN BLACKIE, WMTB Tenor.. WMTB There is no need for the WMTB management to introduce this WMTB artist, he has such a way of pu£WMTB .ting his songs over that they WMTB* always please. In fact, as a sweet WMTB tenor, he is out on his own. Hear WMTB him sing "Rosamund." WMTB ■ . WMTB MISS BEATRICE AYDON, WMTB MISS BEATRICE' AYDON, WMTB MISS BEATRICE AYDON, WMTB MISS BEATRICE AYDON, WMTB Soprano. WMTB We, have had numerous reWMTB quests to put Miss Aydon on WMTB again. She is on a visit from WMTB Nelson, and she is making her 'WMTB final appearance here. She taket WMTB the leading part in air the local WMTB operatic societies performWMTB ances in Nelson,' and her items WMTB are always well chosen. WMTB • . WMTB MRS. TRACEY, . WMTB MRS. TRACEY, ; WMTB MRS. TRACEY, s WMTB MRS. TRACEY, ' WMTB Contralto, ; WMTB Will siug by request "Open WMTB Thy Blue Eyes." This artist Hal WMTB a sweet voice and a wonderful WMTB range. She has performed ia WMTB all tht local musical societies, '■ WMTB and is always well received. ' WMTB I WMTB SERGT. GLENNIE, , WMTB SERGT. GLENNIE, ■ WMTB SERGT. GLENNIE, WMTB SERGT. GLENNIE, WMTB Trombone, WMTB Many times N.Z. Champion, WMTB will show you how a trombone I WMTB should be played- He will play WMTB the solo "Saxophone," imitating ' WMTB saxophone effects, and demonWMTB strating with a wow wow mute. WMTB Also the trombone march, ; WMTB "Posaune," will be played by WMTB Sergeant Glennie, Bandsmen ; WMTB Tallantine and Cummings. This WMTB is ■ a most difficult march, and WMTB wants three experts to play it. WMTB Don't miss it. - WMTB : WMTB The Band, under the CondueWMTB torship of Mr. E. Franklin, will WMTB render the WMTB Selection, '-Vagabond King." WMTB March, "On Tour." WMTB Descriptive. Selection, "Miesi^ WMTB' sippi." ■. ,• v WMTB - - =-~•■■..':. .•• WMTB "God Save the King." WMTB - ■"■••.■■■ ;■■ ■• ■■ WMTB '.■'■-" .'••■" WMTB At the piano, Mr. J. Baydock. WMTB •■'•■■■■ ■' ■• "■■'■• WMTB -; ■■■'■■ WMTB Admission Free;" Silver Com WMTB Collection. .-.: ■ . ■ ..-•• . WMTB ' , '•■: WMTB Prior to the Concert a grand WMTB Gramophone Recital will be givea WMTB by Messrs. Will Gordon, IM., WMTB when all the latest record! WMTB will ba given.. . ~ . WMTB . ;, WMTB The Management request iti WMTB patrons to come early ,to secure WMTB a seat, so as toVavoid disappointWMTB ment. ; , ■:•. '. WMTB : ■ ':■'■, p WMTB Don't pass St. James! WMTB WMTB Can you wish for a bitter : WMTB programme. : ' / ) WMTB ..-•■■'■ I WMTB W. G. Dayman,-Hon. "Seai - WMTB. .'■■-. WMTB E. Franklins Conductor. • WMTB . ' ' : BOYS. BOYS. BOYS. HOBBIES COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION. • Object: "To. stimulate the creative activity df (Boys.": . MECCANO. Mechanical Models, Radio, Woodwork, Photography, Drawing*. ■ Paintings, Historical and Geographical Models, Collections, etc., etc. AT THE. Y.M:C.A., 3rd, 4th, AND sth SEPTEMBER. ALL Boys invited to submit their Hobbies. Competition is NOT restricted 'to V.M.C.A. Members. Good Prizes. Entries close WEDNESDAY, 20th ' AUGUST. All entriesfree. 3 Full particulars at V.M.C.A.. Willis street, ' J f\LD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION meeta U MONDAY NEXT, 11th AUGUST, at 7.45 p.m., in College, Pipitea street. Glee Club, Play-Reading Circle, Handcralt Circle. All ex-girls .invited. . MEETINGS. VANTS OF' NEW ZEALAND.. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Association will take place on TUESDAY NEXT. 12th August, 1930, in the Library of the Working Men 8 Club, Wellington. The meeting of the • Wellington Branch will take place at 2.30 p.m.. and the Dominion Executive at 3 Business: Annual Report and. Balancesheet, Election of OBicers, and General Business. ' . : ' All Superannuated Public Servants ar* urged to attend. ] 11. E. GILBERT, Hon. Sec. j LEAGUE OF MOTHERS. 5 THE Kelbuin Branch will hold a Meet- -»- ing on WEDNESDAY, HttrlNST.. I in the School Hall, Raroa road, at 3 p.m. ; Mrs. J. S. Elliot, Domiuiou President, " will address members on. the marriage i question. A cordial invitation is extended ' to members and all interested , to be , present. ' "TJNEMPLOYED INSURANCE." WHO SHOULD PAY? PUBLIC MEETING, '" : SUNDAY, 8 p.m., 10th AUGUST, j WORKERS'HALL, [• 220 a, Cuba street (Upper). Speakers: 3 R. F. Griffin, J. Robinson, and others. Questions invited. Discussion allowed. ■' Auspices: Communist Party of N.Z. "the "pen doctor IS the recognised Medico for Fountain i Pens and Eversharp Pencils. Consultations free. Geo. Jeffrey, corner Brando* and Featbcrston streets, above .'Anbr^f ; Gualter and Co.