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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14310, 2 March 1907, Page 1

Exhibition. N Z. . INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS. DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS. CHILDREN’S DAY. CHILDREN’S DAY. FIREWORKS FOR THE CHILDREN. EXHIBITION GROUNDS, TO-DAY (SATURDAY). AFTERNOON. ' MARCH 2nd, At ' 5 p.m. B p.m. , 6 p.m. JAPANESE DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS, Comprising JAPANESE AND ENGLISH DAYLIGHT SHELLS, emitting FIGHTING COCKS WRITHING FORMS. HORSES AND RIDERS. DEVIL FISH. BIRDS AND FISH. FULL DRESSED LADIES. SHOWERS of 'FLAGS' and UMBRELLAS. FLYING FISH WITH RIDERS. SWARMS OF GOLDEN BUTTERFLIES. THUNDER 'CLOUDS. WRITHING /SERPENTS. EXHIBITION OF MONTGOLFIER BALLOONS; EXHIBITION OF GROTESQUE AND MONSTER BALLOONS, comprising—- ' FAT POLICEMEN, DONKEYS, PIGS, ELEPHANTS. TIGERS. RED FISH, PUNCH, ETC. free FREE. FREE. SPECIAL CONCESSION FOR CHILDREN TO WONDERLAND— Set o i Tickets to admit to 'All Wonderland Shows, "9d. SPECIAL CONCESSION TO SIDE . SHOWS— Set of Tickets to admit to G Side Shows, including Cyclorama, Merry -go - Round, West’s Pictures, Laughing Gallery, Model Mine, Egyptian Hall, 9d. Tickets may bo procured from TOM POLLARD, Director of Entertainments. NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. SACRED CONCERT. SACRED CONCERT. By the ROYAL BESSES O’ TH’ BARN BAND, By Kind Permission of Mr J. Henry Isles, Director-General of the Band, In the BAND ROTUNDA, '.SPORTS GROUND, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 3rd, At 3 p.m , 3 p.m. Dead March (Handel). Overture—” Nabuoodnaeor ” (Verdi). Cornet Solo—“ Abide with Me ” (Liddle). Mr V J. G. Moore. ■ Selection —“ Elijah ” (Mendelssohn). Chorus—“ Kyrie and Gloria ” (Mozart). Hymn (varied) —“ Eventide ” (Rimmer). Recit and Chorus—“ Comfort Ye,” “ The Glory of the Lord” (Handel). Chorus—“ Hallelujah ” (Handel). The Entire Takings at the Gats to be donated fa' “ COLONIAL MEMORIALS ” of the late RIGHT HON R. J. §EDDON, ; P.C., LL.D., First President of the New Zealand International Exhibition. ' The Band’s tribute to their late countryman. ' TOM POLLARD, Director of Entertainments. 9 TH DISPLAY FIREWORKS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6th. N. Z. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. CONCERT HALL. CONCERT HALL. > TO-DAY. TO-DAY. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. GRAND ORGAN RECITAL ‘ ■ By DR J. C. BRADSHAW. Organ Sonata in D Minor (op. 61) Guilmant i. Allegro assai. ii. Andante. , iii. Minuet. . iiii. Adagio—Allegro i vivace con fuoco. 2. Berceuse .. ’ /Cha-udet 3. Cantilcno .......... .Wheeldoa 4. Prelude and. Fugue in O Minor . . Bach 5. Melody for Violoncello . . “Le Cygr.fl'” ' . . \ Saint-Saens. 6. Air du Dauphin . . . . . , . Roeckel 7. Festival March (on. 143) . : . . Lachner. ADMISSION Is" TO ALL PARTS. r CONCERT HALL. CONCERT HALL. TO-DAY. ' TO-DAY. 4.15 p.m. ' 4.15 p.m. ' THE ORCHESTRA. THE ORCHESTRA. Conductor—Mß ALFRED HILL, R.C.M.L. 1. Overture—“ The Magic Flute” .. . Mozart 2. Selection from “ Tristan and Isolde ” Wagner 3. Suite—" Hungarian Scenes ”. , Massanet 1. Entree en forme de Danse. 2. Interlude. 3. Adieux de la Fiancee. 4. Cortege. Benediction .et Sortie de I’oglise. 4. Serenade (No. 1, in D, Minor) for Strings Heinrich Gotze 5. March—lmperial Elgar ADMISSION la. CONCERT HALL. 8 p.m. CONCERT HALL. 8 p.m. SPECIAL CHAMBER CONCERT. MR H. M. LUND will Iplay, in conjunctii with Messers Monk, Adams, Hill and 8011, SCHUMANN’S GREAT PIANOFORTE QUINTETTE. Quartette for Strings—G Minor, op. 18, No. (Bceihoven). Messrs Weston, Monk, Bell and Hill. MRS GOWER BURNS MRS GOWER BURNS ' MRS GOWER BURNS Will Sing, Y LO HERE, THE GENTLE LARK (Bisho] (With Flute Obligato by Mr E. Jamieson] And “ Mea‘ Piccirella,” from Salvator Rosa, 1 .A. Carlos Gomes. ADMISSION Is. TOM POLLARD, “ Director of Entertainments. QTH DISPLAY FIREWORKS, WEDNE DAY, MARCH 6th. ZEALAND INTERNATIONA EXHIBITION. THE ROYAL BESSES O’ TH’ BARN BAND. BESSES O’ TH’ BARN BAND. TO-DAY, TO-DAY at 3 p.m. 3 p.m. .In ’ \ ' BAND ROTUNDA, BAND ROTUNDA, k SPORTS GROUND, SPORTS GROUND. - GRAND MATINEE * By THE ROYAL BESSES O’ TH’ BARN BAND. ...Conductor —MR ALEXANDER OWEN. AFTERNOON PROGRAMME. PART I. March—“La, Heine De Saba” (Gounod). Overture —Taucredi ” (Rossini). Selection —“ Polinto ” (Donnizetti). PART, 11. Intermezzo —“Imperial” (Bert Rache). Selection —“ The Earl and the Girl ” (Caryll). Fantasia —“ In Old Kentucky ” (Douglas). ’ EVENING PROGRAMME. Commencing 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. In BAND ROTUNDA. PART I. March —“Avondale” (Venter). Overture —“ Zampa ” (Hcrold). Trombone Solo —“ Ora Pro Nobis ” (Mr T. Bowling), (Picoolomini). Selection —“Heroic” (Weber). PART 11. Selection—“ Princess Ida ” (Sullivan). Valse—“Blue Danube" (Strauss). Fantasia—” Eneland,” (Hume). ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. Box Plan now open at the Dresden, where seats for enclosure may be reserved. Booking B'ee, Is extra. TOM POLLARD, ■ Director of Entertainments. >AND ARRANGEMENTS FOR WEEK. MONDAY, March 4th—Elite Band. TUESDAY, March 3th—South Christchurch. WEDNESDAY, March 6th—Stann.ore. THURSDAY, March 7th—Woolston. FRIDAY, March Sib —Derry’s Private Band. SATURDAY, March 9th —Lyttelton Band and Garrison. i TOM POLLARD. w R E S. E S T’ S P I C T U EXHIBITION. STILL ANOTHER CHANGE. “A TRIP THROUGH / LONDON ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.” And a Budget of Humorous Studies. i —■ Halt-hourlv Shows—2 till- 5 and 7 till 10. ADMISSION 6d. CHILDREN 3d. Stay as Long as You Like-