At his pictorial concert next Monday Mr . ohn Fuller will sing a new song, that has become popular aU over the world, by the composer of "Sweet Marie" it "There'll Come a Time." ' entltled Bowling, tennis, and cricket hate, coats, trousers, sashes, and colours A In,™ „ i ment at Shackelford's, Queen-street S ° " The annual concert tendered by Mr T H. Pin pott to the Young; Men's Christian Aviation will be ,yen in the Lecture H-ll at e.ctht o clock to-night. A good program.™ STtf A^-inslefor The bi-annual reunion of the Old Churn*, to-night.' lS Association takes place Smith and Caughey are now making a special display of ties and bows, etc Im mense variety. See window. The finely-situated house, Grande U e, Princes-street, overlooking the harbour, will be permanent^ opened as a boarding-houja on Monday first by Mrs.' A. 8. Woollw late corner ° •°' Ro ?! Ie and Svmonds Streak ft V " 0 1S for boarders, I,;° ,r-„- e aCCOmm with public 01 private sitting-rooms. ;'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10901, 4 November 1898, Page 6
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