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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10509, 31 July 1897, Page 4

The seventeenth of Mr. P. R. Dix'g Popular Concerts takes place at the City Hall, on Mpnday night. Amongst the chief Attractions arc the first appearance in Auckland of th* brilliant solo pianiste, Madam* Cadzow, in conjunction with Mr. W. B. Cudzow, who has established himself to firm a favourite in Auckland musical circles, Mrs. Cadzow will give two pianoforte solos, and Mr. Cadzow will line two numbers. By special request the duet " A Che la Morte'' will be rendered by Miss Hargrove and Mr. Cadzow. Mr. Horace Stebbing, a former resident ol Auckland, and. a great favourite, is set down for two songs, and will sing with Mr. Cadzow the popular duet, " The Moon has Raised." Other artists assisting are Messrs. Arcbdale Tayler, Leslie Dix, and Little Bertie Larking. A man named Dailey was arrested late last night by Constable Smith, on a charge of assaulting Abraham Bowden.

The usual ecclesiastical notices appear ir oar advertising columns. ' _ Special evangelistic services will be held lit Pitt-street VVisleyan Church to-morrow and following days. < w ~ «•*». F. W, Boys, ■«* Macky-street Church, Thames, will preach to-morrow in the Primitive Methodist Churches. Alexan-dra-street, Newmarket, and Eden Terrace, Adjutant Bishop, social secretary "of the Salvation Army, will hold special meeting in the Oddfellows' Hall, Par,to-morrow! Sunday. In the afternoon the Adjutant will deliver;.-»n addren gn "The Social Work ef the Salvation Army, .All colours in velveteens only 1* per yard durini our clearance sale, new on-r1),8.0.. S Mens .cambric handkerchiefs, six for Ist »fe hteeP,ir^V «*«». # Roshbrook and Co.''«. :?SS6a3S»^