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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11825, 30 November 1901, Page 5

■ The Auckland Liedcrtafel gave, -fourth concert of the present season at the Choral Hall last night, before a large audience- -the programme submitted _ was an teresting one containing many gem* wh»> were admirably rendered. Mrs. Alcum nell, of Gisborne, was the ."P"™ vocalist of tho evening and her contnbutionß, "The Dream of Home" (Ardita) and Queen of Angels" (Piccolomiiu), proved •"«««*•' and as such were fully recognised the audience applauding the singer freely. air. P Hockley, a Ohristchurch vocalist, rendered The baritone solos, "A Soldier's Song (Mascheroni) and "Love, Could I OriyTjn Thee" (Capel), with much effect, being rewarded with his hearers' hearty approval. Mr. Martin Tronwith provided thei tenor solo in tho part-song, Calm is tho Lake, acquitting himself well therein. During the evening Mr. Arthur Towsey, who conducted the vocal numbers, and played all the accompaniment* with his usual skill, gave two orran solos, " Offertoire in G major (We'y) Zff"Hallelujah". (Beethoven), both of which were moat artistic contributions. _ , Wildman, Lyell, and Arey s special Xmaa card shop in the Victoria Arcade will be open up till one p.m. to-day for sale of ISew Zealand 'Xmaa cards for the Home mail.. The Newmarket Fishing Clubs excursion to tho fishing grounds will take place, as usual, to-day, the p.s. Tongariro leaving the ferry tee at half-past one o'clock