Mrs. J. Bagot Birch's competition concert at the City Hall on Monday next bids fair to well sustain the already high reputation gained by the concerts given under this name. There is a refreshing novely in the Birch programme which should prove very welcome to an Auckland audience. The full list of competitors and artistes is published in this issue. * The first business meeting of the Auckland Union Parliament will be held this evening, the business being the "discussion of the " Compulsory Saturday Half-holiday." The attention of our readers is drawn to the advcrtismenfi of Al io another column.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9822, 17 May 1895, Page 5
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