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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 60, 11 March 1911, Page 5

i WINSLOW ROLLER SKATES. LARGE Stocks and parts of theser celebrated Skates landing ex I s.s. Whakatane and s.s. Hartagun, due about end of March. P. HAYMAN AND CO., Agents, Wellington. NEW SUBURB. tf> i IS OFFERED to the person JW .1 suggesting the best name for the new Suburb in Hutcheson Street. N»- to McLAUCHLAN & CO. SOCIAL. A GRAND BENEFIT SOCIAL wilt . be tendered Mr H. Oben in thenew St. Patrick's Hall on WEDNESDAY, March 29th, for the purpose of. defraying his expenses to Dunedin. Gentlemen, 3s; Ladies, 2s. AY. F. MORRISON, Hon. Secretary. mOWN HALL - - BLENHEIM. Direction ... ... J. T. Muir. DOLORES CONCERT. DOLORES. DOLORES. DOLORES. DOLORES. THE GREATEST <J^ BALLAD ; "Madame Melba is great in ]..li- own. right as a brilliant singer of the pure lyric class. Madame Calve is great in her own right as ». dramatic artist of commanding power and thrilling, intensity, Mdlle. Dolores is great in her own right as the highest type of concert singer. In one respect. Antonia Dolores, who so • admirably combines art and amiability, standa higher in public estimation than Madamo Melba or ; Madame Calve. As. an exponent of the gentle art of ballad singing Mdlle. Dolores occupies, a position of pre-eminence. 5' DOLORES. DOLORES. DOLOP.ES. DOLORES. DOLORES. DOLORES. DOLORES. DOtLORES. DOLORES of the "velvet voice" fascinates her listeners alike with the wondrous tenderness, of her ■ ballad singing, th#, brilliance and power of her operatic numbers, . and the* declamatory force of her oratorioselections. To listen to DOLORES is a treat which may be enjoyed by all. The accomplished musician, appreciated tb3 marvellous results of careful study as evidenced in the most exacting song passages,, while the *.ged mother delights in listening to the simple ballads of the Home Land sting with a sweet intensity and -'pathos that wafts her back.,,, over the ]ong stretch of years to Jie days of. her youth. •-■'.' DOLORES. DOLORESDOLORES. DOLORES. THE ENCHANTRESS OF SON&. Assisted by - MR SELWYN SHRIMPLIN, The Accomplished and Brilliant Pianist. • ADMISSION: 6s, 4s, 2s. Plan at Dresden Company opens MONDAY NEXT. /"I RAND NATIONAL CONCERT. TO.WN~HALL. FRIDAY, MARCH 17th. Curtain 7.50. i PROGRAMME. PART I. Overture—"Gems of Irish Melody" (Ord Hume) ' Hibernian Band. 1. Song.-- "Cruiskeen Lawn" (MofFat) Miss Strickland. 2. Quartette. —"Young May Morn" (Moore) Misses Daly and Hal©, Mr Gray and Rev. Father Holley. 3. Song—"Killarncy" (Balfe) Mrs Canavan. 4. Violin Solo—"The Harp that Once" Rev. Father McDonald. 5. Soiig—"Wearing of the Green" (Mc-ffat) ; ... ... Miss Marion Browne. 6. Song—"Father O'Flynn" Mr Brittain. 7. Song— "Rory Darlin'" (Hope Templo) ... ... Miss Frances Morrison, L.A.B. 8. Song—"Last Rose of Summer" (Moore); "Green Isle of Erin" • (Roechel) Miss Daly. 9. Monologue—"Concerning a. Carpet" Mr L. Griffiths. INTERVAL. PART. 11. , Selection—"Humor of Donnybrook" y (Carl Volta) .../ Hibernian Band. 1. Song — "Come Back to Erin" (Claribel) Mrs Nash. 2. Duet—"Flow on thou Shining River." • Miss Morrison and Mrs FraserTytler. 3. Song — "Home, Sweet Home" • (Bishop) Miss Urquhart. 4. Sor.g— "Rory O'Moore." Mr E. Reade. 5. Song — " Kathleen Mavourneen " I (Crouch) j Mrs McC&llum. 6. Song—"o Erin my Country." Mr Gray. 7. Song—" Barney O'Hea " (Lever).. Mrs Nash. 8. Quartette — "Minstrel Boy" (Moore) ... Misses Daly and Halo, Mr Gray and Rev. Father Holley. 9. Song—"Dear Little Shamrock."" Rev. Father Holley. Accompanist: Miss McCabe. "God Save the King." H. V. BROWNE, Hon. Secretary. WAIRAU HARBOR BOARD. £5 REWARD. A REWARD OF £5 is offered to anyone giving information leading to the conviction of any person or persons putting willow logs or rubbish likely to bo dangerous to shipping into the river. The attention of the public is drawn to Section 209 of "The Harbor Act, ISOS,"- which states that every person commits an offence who casts or suffers to fall, either from on board any vessel or from land, any ballast, rock, stone, slate, shingle, gravel, sand, earth, cinders, rubbish or other substance or thing on anytidal water, ov in+o the sea below lowwater mark. For each such offence the offender shall be. liable to a fine not exceeding twenty pounds, and shall also be liable to pay the expenses of .-v Meni lCVaJ J° a pv°P°r Position ot ai,j H.vh substaiMv ov tlnnoA. J. MACT,AINE, . Stvreta ry. AfIANILLA ENVK\^^^~~^