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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8360, 13 September 1890, Page 8

Amusements. THE AUCKLAND ORCHESTRAI UNION. Patron: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF NEW ZEALAND. THIRD CONCERT OF THE SEASON. CHORAL HALTFRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1890. Conductor .. . . Mr. G. A. Paque Leader of Orchestra .. MR. C. HEM US PROGRAMME: Part I. 1. Overture, "Mirella" Gounod 2. Song, " Tell Me, My Heart" Bishop MISS A. V. LORRIGAN. 3. Symphony, "The Scotch" Mendelssohr (a) Andante con raoto (B) Allegro un poco agitato 4. Duet ("Stabat Mater"). "Quia Est Homo"„ Rossini (with orchestral accompaniment) MISSES LOKRIGAN. 5. Suite de Ballet, Nos. 1 and 2, " The Language o: the Flowers" Cower Interval of ten minutes. Part 11. 1. Overture, " La Gazza Ladra" Rossini 2. Song, "A Little Mountain I.ad" Roeckei MISS M. HARPER. 3. Quintet (for wind instruments), " No. 3. Op. 88,' Andante Reich* (Flute, Oboe, Clarionet, French Horn, and Bassoon] MESSRS. INNES, CLOUGH, JACKSON, CRAIG, AM) COOK. i. Song, "Mona" Adam: MR. A. L. EDWARDS. 5. Chaconne et Rigadon, "Aline, Heine de Go! conda" Monsignj Front Seats, 2s ; Rack Seats and Gallery, Is. (Reserved plan at Wildman's). Doors open at half-past seven. Concert at eight. Annotated Programmes of Conceit, 3d each. J. F. W. COOK, Hon. Secretary. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. DEVONPORT. A CONCERT Will be given bv the Choir of All Saints' Church, Ponsonby, in HOLY TRINITY SUNDAYSCHOOL, in aid of the Church on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ISTH, AT 7.30 P.M PROGRAMME : 1. Pianoforte Duet, "Faust" (Sydney Smith) MISS EDGF.R AND MRS. JUDSON. 2. Part Song, "Awake, Awake, the Flow'ers Un fold" (Leslie; 3 Song, "Queen of My Heart," from " Dorothy ".. (Cellier) MR. FERRIDAY. i. Trio for Piano, Clarionette, and 'Cello (Beethoven) MRS. JT/DSON, MR. S. JACKSON, AND MR. EDGKR. 5. Song, "Darkness and Light " (Piccolomini] MISS HENDERSON. 6. Cello Solo MR. H. F. EDGEK. 7. Humourous Glee, "The House That Jack Built" (Caldecott) INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. 1. Pianoforte Duet, "Qui Vive" (Ganz] MISS CRAWFORD AND MISS M. KELLY. 2. Part Song, "Sleep, Gentle Lady" (Bishop) 3. Song, with 'cello obligato, "Ye Stars ". .(Proch) MRS. JUDSON; 'eello, MR. EDGER. 4. Clarionette Solo MR. S. JACKSON. 5. Song, " The Outpost" (Piusuti) MR. DUGALD CRAWFORD. 0. Trio, from " The May Queen " (Bennett; MRS. JUDSON. MR. FERRIDAY, AND MR. CARD 7. Humourous Glee, "Little Jack Horner" (Caldecott; Exhibitions. A UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND "" INDUSTRIAL SHOW (Under the Management of the Mangere Farmers' Club) WILL BE HELD On NOVEMBER 15th, AT THE TRAMWAY COMPANY'S GROUND (POTTER'S PADDOCK), EPSOM. FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS WILL BE GIVEN IN PRIZES. W. KNIGHT, Secretary, 127, Queen-street, Auckland. EXHIBITION of Glass Blowing on Li Saturday afternoon, at the Glass Works, Freeman's Bay. Admission, (3d. Prizes given to eacli. Visitor. Machinery. rpHE WATSON AND DENNY GRINDING AND AMALGAMATING PANS. CHAS. 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