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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10968, 24 January 1899, Page 8

Exhibitions. ! Exhibitions. ______ ! * UCKLAND TNDUSTRIAL AND jJ^DW 0 ■piXIOBITION, -1856-99- - 1898 -"- Gales open at II a.m.; close 10 p.ui. ADMISSION. 15. or by Season' Ticket. Children, 6cl. THIS DAY. " „ THIS DAY. At 3 and 8. PROMENADE CONCERT, VICIUIJIA AVENUE, OPERATIC SELECTIONS. TO-NIGHT. ~ ~ TO-NIGHT. TUESDAY. JANUARY 24. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCUR PROGRAMME: 1. Organ Solo-" Santa Maria" from " Dinirah") - - • Meyerbeer 11K. ARTHUR TOWSEY. 2. Song-" My Qneen." - - - Blumentkal MR. WALTER KIRIII. 3. Clarionet Solo-Selection from "Ernani." ■ • ■ .- ' erd! MR. S. JACKSON. , 4. Song-" Joyous Life, - - Randegger MISS MAUD 11EWSON. 5. Organ Soto—" Ofl'ertoiTO in A major'" - - - - • Hainworth Mil. ARTHUR TOWSEI. 6. Song-" Once," - - - n - - Horve r MR. WALTER KIBBI. 7. Oboo Solo-Selected MR. F. G. RADCLIFFE. 8. Song-" When the Flowing .Tide Comes In," - • - - Jlillaru MISS MAUD HEWSON. 9. Duo for Clarionet and Oboe-Selec- . lion from " Somnambula," - -/yrlffi 1 MR. S. JACKSON AND UK. F. 0, RADCLIrIE. Brinsmead's Concert Grand used. Accompanists: Miss Kent, Miss l'ronse, and Mrs. 8. Jackson. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. Admission to Concert Hall, Is. No Resorted Scats. WEDNESDAY. WEDNESDAY. CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON. CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON. At 8 p.m. "GARTEN KONXERT." " UABTEN KONZERT." Garrison Band, on the Lawn. Special Illuminations. THURSDAY-JANUARY 26.-THURSDAY ELIJAH! ELIJAH! Ll 17LIJAH! £„,.„. gUJAH! IJ by jgLIJAH! THE EXHIBITION CHOIR. 200-VOICES-200 EXHIBITION ORCHESTRA, SMNSTKUMENTALISTS-S0 Artists: Miss Lorrigan, Madam Du Rieu, Mrs. Arnhdale Tayler, Miss Lamg. Mr. John W. Hill. Mr. John l'ronse. At the Organ - Mr. Leslie Hunt Conductor - - - - Prof. Carl Schmitt, Doors open lit 7.30; commence at 8. Admission to Concert Hall. ONE SHILLING! ONE SHILLING! No Reserved Scats. "ELIJAH," Thursday, January Final Rehearsal. Choral Hall, WEDNESDAY 25th. 7.30. Full attendance imperative Secretary. AUCKLAND INDUSTRIAL AND MINING EXHIBITION, 1898-90. EXHIBITION SPORTS. Under tho auspices of the Auckland Cycling Club. .SATURDAY. JANUARY 28. at 8 p.m. TRACK BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED. EVENTS: 1. Half-mile Flying Handicap Bicycle. Prizes, £3, £2, £1. „ j. _ . 2. Two-milo Wheel Raco Handicap. Prizes, £5, £3, £1. , , ~ , , With £1 to winners of heats, and gold medal for most points. Point*, 5, 3, 1. Two Distance League Amateur Events, naifmile and One-mile. Trophies, £3 3s, £2 2s, TANDEM CHALLENGE RACE. Reynolds and Graham v. Dexter and Camphell, for purse of lOsovs. ATHLETIC EVENTS: Half-mile Handicap. Prizes, £3, £2, £1. One-mile Handicap. Prizes, £3, £2. £1. Willi Geld Medal, valuo £3 3s, if Auckland Record be broken in either event. Athletics: Entrance, 2s 6d in each event. Bicycle: Entrance No. 1, 2s 6d; No. 2, 4s. Entries will positively close THURSDAY, 26th in**., at 9 p.m., at tho offices of Mr. G. Peace, Queen-street. W. K. HOLMES, 63, Queen-strejt. Secretary. AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. The Latest Novelty- Name nicely Engraved on your Watch without charge while yon wait at C. Whitehead's, next tho Embroidery Exhibit, and opposite tho entrance to the Roto run. Court. Also Embroidered Handkerchiefs with your name on, 6d. Femed and Engraved Glasses with your name on. 6d. Sole proprietors of tho Austral Cement, 6d Bottle. AUCKLAND INDUSTRIAL AND MINING ■"■ EXHIBITION, 1898-99. NOTICE TO OLD IDENTITIES. It is the intention of tho Executive of the Auckland Industrial and Mining Exhibition .to dovoto the afternoon of FRIDAY. February 3, to the Entertainment of Old Identities of 50 years' residence in tho City of Auckland and district. All Old Identities of above standing, who are desirous of taking part, will please send in their names and addresses to the underSigned, together with the name of the ship in which they arrived and date of landing. W. R. HOLMES, Secretary. Office: No. 68, Queen-street. A UCKLAND INDUSTRIAL AND MNLVG 11 EXHIBITION, 1898-99. DRAMATIC RECITATION CONTEST. The Executive Committee have decided to hold a Second Dramatic Recitation Contest, only, which will take place on TUESDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, January 31. The Competition will be open to all bona fide amateurs, as defined on the last occasion, excepting only the winner of the Gold Medal at tho previous contest. The rules will be exactly the same as before, oxcept that no entrance fee will be charged. Gold and Silver Medals will be awarded for first and second prises respectively. At the request of Mr. Hart and Mr. Montague, Judges in previous competition, Mr. J. M. Clark has kindly consented to act as judge upon this occasion. Entries close at the Secretary's Office on SATURDAY, 28th inst., at noon, Entry forms and all particulars from W. R. HOLMES. Secretary. 68, Queen-street. NOTE.—The Medals won in all classes at the recent competitions will be publicly presented on the evening of January 31. EXHIBITION of Glassblowing every Afternoon, except Wednesday.— Freeman's Bay. Sporting. V OTAHUHU ' TROTTING CLUB SUMMER MEETING, 1899. To be held at Potter's Paddock, SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 22, and 26. Nominations for all Events close with the Secretary at the Metropolitan Hotel, Auckland, and at Otahuhu, on FRIDAY, January 27, 1899, at 10 p.m. For Mixed Trots it will not ge necessarj to stipulate saddle or harness. WM. L. LOCKHART, Secretary. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, CORNER OF ALBERT AND WELLESLEY STREETS. Beadingroom comfortably furnished. At the leading Papers, Renews, Magazines, etc., on the tables; subscription, 2s 6d per quar ter. The Library contains upwards of 4001 vols, in the various departments of literatare; subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided in Social Room. Em ployment and Boardinghoose Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Mondays, 7.31 i p.m.; Evangelistic Services, Thursdays, at 7.30; Bible; Reading and Prayer, Saturdays at 7.30; Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m.; Sun day Evening Service in Opera House at t p.m. . STRANGERS and Others (especially Young Men), cordially invited to visit the Booms, where full information may be obtained Open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.