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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8471, 23 January 1891, Page 8

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Choir Recital, "Poor Little Joe, the Shoeblack" (a Pathetic story of two Little London Waifs).. Mr. E. T. Smith Song, "Good Company "..Mr. Kilpatrick Hum ous Lecture by a Welshman on a Poem said to be composed by a Welsh Bard from Ll.infcUrpwltgwyngyllgogerychwyrnilrobwllgevttrobwllslaiityslliogofroguch .Mr. E. T. Smith Flute .Messrs. MeKcan RecitAl, "The Soldier's Sentence" (In the Cell — Led Out to be Shot—Farewell!)..Mr. E, T. Smith SonRecital, "The Vagabond*" (the Down Grade of Drink).. Mr. K. T. Smith " God Save the Queen." Popular Prices : Kress Circle, is ; Stalls, Is ; Back Seats, o<l. Tickets may b" had of any Member of the Committee. Dress Circle Plan now open a! Wildman's. Doors open at 7.30. Chair to bu taken at S o'clock. CJT. SEPULCHRE'S SUNDAY-SCHOOL lO ANNUAL TREAT, SATURDAY, JAN. 24.— Steamer Britannia leaves Wharf for Lake Takapuna at 1.30 sharp, returning at 0.30. Hot Water pro. vided for visitors from 4to 4.30. Tickets, Is : children under twelve, half-price. 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