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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11987, 9 June 1902, Page 8

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MIL ERNEST FITTS. Australia's! Greatest Baritone. MR. MILLER FRASER, The Robust Tenor. MISS FLORRIE RANGER, The Bright Young Australian Serio. MISS STELLA RANGER. The Charming Mezzo-Soprano and Mandoline Player. Don't Fail to See the Genuinely Mirthful Farce. " BIBS AND 'BIBS." Interpreted by Mr. Frank Clark. Joe Cowan. Karl Brown, and Misses Connie Devereuy and Florrie Ranger. The Farce presented under the sole direction of MR. FRANK M. CLARK. T>RICES-9S. IS. Box Flan at Wildman, Lyell. and Arey's. Sermons, Lectures, Soiree?, eoc V M. C. A. 1 . CORNER WELLESLEY AND ALBERT STREETS. TIME PROVES YOU CAN SPEND PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE EVENINGS By Attending the ■VTT I N T E 11 p O IT R S E LECTURES. CONCERTS, ETC. PROGRAMME. June 13, " Electric Tramways'*... LECTURE PROFESSOR BROWN (Auckland University College). July 11. " Humbugs'' LECTURE S. STEPHENSON. ESQ.. M.A. (Prince Albert College). July 25, AN EVENING WITH THE KINEMATOGRAPH. (Particulars to bo announced). August 1 CONCERT IMPERIAL MANDOLIN. GUITAR, AND BANJO ORCHESTRA (Mr. A. A. Partridge, Conductor). August 22, "Scottish Humour and Scottish Song" LECTURE REV. HUGH KELLY. M.A. (Knox Church). Sept. 5. "Venice, City of Romance," LECTURE REV. J. J. LEWIS (Grafton Road). September 12 ..CONCERT Under the Direction of Mil. and MRS. S. JACKSON. Oct. 17 (Subject to be announced) LECTURE REV. H. D. A. MAJOR. M.A. (St. Peter's, Hamilton). October 24 CONCERT Under the Direction of Mr. J. 11. PIIILPOTT. I Double Season Ticket, ss; Single Ticket, 3s 6d. Single Admission, Is. Of all Booksellers and at the Y.M.C.A. Rooms. Commence at 8 o'clock. THOMAS BITDDT.E, Hon. Sec. WM. BRAKENRIG, General Secretary. "PUBLIC ANNUAL SOCIAL MEETING. •*- SALVATION ARMY BARRACKS. PONSONBY ROAD, NEWTON. TUESDAY, JUNE 10th, 8 p.m. Chairman: MR. J. 11. WTTHEFORD, M.H.R. Addresses by the Chairman, Rev. W. Ready, Rev. W. Potter, Mrs. Brig. Glover, Adj. Rust, and others. Meetings. AUCKLAND INSTITUTE. 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