Amusements. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- t X , CIATION ROOMS, WKLLBSLEY-ST. < A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT will be niven THIS EVENING, under the Conductorship of Mr. J. H. Phillpot. " PROGRAMME.—Part J. ( 1. Quartette, Instrumental ~ (Mendelssohn-Bar- t tholdy)— Zinnnermann, Messrs. JJeale, i Wilson, and Phillpot. , 2. Song, "Queen of the Earth" (Pinsuti)—Mr. H. , Tytlierieigh. t 3. Duet, "Army and Navy" (Cooke)—Messrs. Garder and George. 4. Song, "Love's Pioving" (F. N. Lohr)— Lizzie Warren. ■ i 5. Instrumental Quintette, • "Adagio" (Haydn's Ist Grand Symphony), arranged by J. 11. Phillpot—Messrs. Jieale, Wilson, Phillpot, and 1 S. and .1. Jackson. 6. Song, "The Goodwin Sands"( Stephen Adams) . —Mr. W. Musker. J 7. Pianoforte Solo, " Polka Caprice " (Gibsone)— Miss Harper. -'' . .' 8. Song, "The Better Land" (composed by Mr. J. ' H. Phillpot;—Miss Da7ies; Violin Obligato, ' Heir Zimmcrmann. 9. Duet for Clarionet and Oboe, Carmen Messrs. S. and J. Jackson. ' INTERVAL.—PaitT 11. ! 10. Quartette, Instrumental (C. M. Von Weber)— ' —"Zimuierinaun, Messrs. Beale. Wilson, and Phillpot. 11. Song, "Sleep on, Dear Love (PmsutiP-Mr. J. T. Garder. 12. Zither Solo, selected—Herr Heinitz. 13. Song, "Tell Her I Love Her So" (P. de Faye)— Mr. W. Kelly.. > , , ■ 14. Violin Solo," National Airs" (arranged by Zimniermann)—Herr Ziimuermann. 15. Song, "The Golden Portal" (W. H. Jude)—Miss Caution. 16. (Marionette Solo, "Ernani"—Mr. S. Jackson. 17. Song, "The Brave Sentinel" (Rodney)— Mr. H. Tytherleigh. 18. Quartette, "Bonnie Doon" (harmonised by J. H." Phillpot)—Misses Warren and Davies ; Messrs. Phillpot and Tytherleigh. Accompanists : Messrs. Wood and Phillpot. Doors open nt 7 ; commence 7.45 sharp. Admission, Is; of by Course Ticket. /COLUMBIA SKATING RINK, AGRICULTURAL HALL. el). ADMISSION QTt Except Special Nights. THBEK SESSIONS DAILY. li A. FARBINGTON. WAXWORKS WAXWORKS WAXWORKS /»!> jSOYAL POIA'TECHJSiIC /*D BRUNSWICK MART-NOW OPEN. 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., and 7 p.m. till 10 p.m. CHANG, TUB GIANT, Bft 4in. GENERAL MITE, the Smallest Man in the World, who will lecture on himself. THE SCULPTOR AT WORK", Admission: Sixpence. WAXWORKS WAXWORKS WAXWORKS Exhibitions- , fit QUE -EN-STREET. I \9, Open Daily from 2to 5 and 7to 10 p.m. THE WONDERFUL APOSTOLIC fi L O OK. OF OTRASBURG. EVERY VISITOR RECEIVES A GIFT. Admission, is; Children, ed. C. JAMESON, Proprietor. EXHIBITION of Glass Blowing, SaturlA day Afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, 6d. Each visitor receives a prize.—Glass Works, Free, nun's Bay. ' Musical. T>IAJNOSI OTARMONIUMS! ABGANSI i ALSO, HARPS, VIOLINS, VIOLONCELLOS, GUITABW '■ BANJOES* AND SMALLER INSTRUMENTS TOO NUMEROUS TO PARTICULARISE. TXOFFMANN AND QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. THE LARGEST IMPORTERS OF ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND ALL KINDS OK MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TtJNBU AKII KKPAIRKD. lANOSI f\ ROANS! THE LONDON AND BERLIN PIANO CO., DIRECT CASH IMPORTERS. Head office and Show Rooms ! SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE post OFFICE), , PIANOS AND ORGANS Can be purchased on our 20 or 30 Months Hire System. See our Tables of Payments Price Lists and Catalogues Free on application. W. H. WBBBE, Manager. I ■ * Oil and Colourmen. 1. L. White . [J. Bennett. /^ALLEY'S TORBAY PAINTS, READY FOR USE. UNEQUALLED I'Ott DURABILITY, ECONOMY AND NOT FADING OR CHANGING COLOUR BY CLIMATIC INFLUENCES. Extensively used by lI.M. Government in all the Dockyards, Barracks, Hospitals, etc.; by the . - principal English and Foreign Railways, Gas Companies aud Engineering Establishments. Sole agents for Auckiand: STONE BROS. k CO. Agents for the Canterbury Belfast Bacon Curing and Export Company's Celebrated Hams aud Bacon. Agents for the Tyser Line (Limited) Direct Line of Steamers. TONE T>ROTHERS & fNO., SHIP BROKERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, NO. 20, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. *\T T>HILLIPPS A ON, 119 AND 161, QUEEN-STREET, Have just opened up a Large Assortment of CHEAP PAPERHANGINGS, SCRIMS. OLISHED. SILVERED, AND ROUGH PLATE SHEET. AND ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS, WHITE LEAD OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES And all kinds of PAINTERS' MATERIALS. PICTURE FRAME, MOULDINGS, GLASS SHADES. ... — ARTISTS' REQUISITES OF EVERY DESCRIP j TION FOR OIL AND WATER-COLOUR PAINTING. XO H N HEN D E RSO N, IS & 16 WYNDHAM-STREET, , PAINTER GLAZIER. AND PAPERHANQER ARTISTIC DECORATOR, SIGN. AND GLASS WRITER. Manufacturer of Lead Light* In Tinted Cathedral • Stained, and Plain Glass Tablets, Silk Banners, Wire Blind's. Private and Business Designs Embossed in Plate, Ruby, Blue, Amber and Shee Glass. Original Design*. Venetiau Blinds Re-taped and Painted. ON sale: Mixed Paint in Various Colours Cor House and ' Ship Work. JOHN HENDERSON, , 13 & 15 WTNDIIAM-STttBBT WONDER WHAT IT IS? • It is so small, The practical way to And out is to buy a Microscope I and satisfy your curiosity about Nature's , [ minute wonders; ' \ - .1 large variety of Microscopes, moderate in price. T. 1 PEACOCK, Shortland-street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9306, 15 September 1893, Page 8
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