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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5995, 3 February 1881, Page 8

'^^^^^^ LAST REGITAI, BUT OKE ■••:■■: '.';/■.;. -is-! '■!';'-'.• V;> NEW ZEALANDi .-, r • • • For the benefit of. Ks'Sttaus^.., .-' , : - r ;., A. BRAMBAOB, rv ....'. '" [ AT THfc • - • THEATRE RO Y AT THIS -j^.:,:: HENRY. ■ KETTEii'TiAsT , ,? REC^4 " '~ . ,:....' • BUTONE! '-■ „ Q PR 0 GRAM M E, 1 Sonata in E flat (Op. 27)-No'. I" ,5 ' T . 3 (a) Ave Maria (Schubert) i V"' *"' : (a) Serenade ' ~ '*- /'.■;■.»■ . (c)_EjlKing " .I'./,::.; ■••;,L l szt . 4 Paraphrase .•-'• "V.; ' "•-' : :■' '■' i: ; ;lEK srLN ' l '?^?.''•■H'TJavAi,-/' C^ ;^:.: ; 5 a) Koqtnrne.inE flat Major Y - '."' : ' b) Mazourka .: ;v \ v ■-.•*< ■>.. „ ;.;>;■ - ' c) Presto, >■-' :x'-- v <--L ■■■•'.■'••■ Cnopin- ' 6 a). Funeral Marcb ' ■•>-. *■'{ " f; ; '. b) 'Serenade K/J ■■■ c) La Kieuse (petite raise) ) X - 7 EksuT'd-Amore (Donizetti) - : .-n,',v -*- ■_The Concert Grand P' I ANoPOBTEs'''n S ert h « Henry Ketten are. from "the' CMebrtt*!? p - v *• -Pleyel, Wolff and Co:, Paris; ° elebrated . F «tory of TO-MORROW fF-KrtAY) ■EYEj.rrvrp Benefit of iXUNU > FRED K. P. PIKES,, •• And positively,',' .Hf-nry Ketten's Last*'Appe.«un-ce iv ifEW Zealand.-'. jMillion; prices! L-PI-T, ONE "SHILLi-jg, •■-_r, , Dress cirde*. 4sj ■-.-. ' i' Tickets for all paYts of the house, and nlaii nf'^ serred seats at Upton and Co/s., K " Children in arms not admitted Doors open at 7.30; Recital commences at 8 shan. Carnages may b.° ordered for 9.45. '. ar ?- ExhibitionsA 'GRAND BAZAAR in Aid of the KiHkihi Church will be held on AVEONTSTiiv and THURSDAY the 9th and 10th ofI SK the Tci AwamutaPubUc-.-HaU, which wiU be foS? opened by tho Honourable the Attorner-GeneraL SUlls iriU be held by the following Ladiel- ' • Mrs. Whitaker .. '-~': Miss Jlandeno Miss Hunter. Refreshment StallMrs. Thomas Mrs. Minnitt. ' f? Contributions requested to be sent not later than

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