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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12069, 12 September 1902, Page 8

Amusements. YM. C. A. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). 12TH SEPTEMBER, At 3 o'Clock. GRAND CONGEST. TENDERED BY MR, AND MRS. S. JACKSON. PROGRAM yE: Overture, " Banditenstretche " (Suppe) ORCHESTRA. Song-, "Evening Song" (Eluruenthal) MR. CLEGG. Cornet Solo. " Edelweiss" (Hoch) MASTER T. CARRIGAN. Selection, " Cavalleria Rusticana "...lMascajni> ORCHESTRA. I Sons?, "A Rose In Heaven " (Trotere) MISS MOUNT ROGERS. Selection, "Rose of Persia" (Sullivan; ORCHESTRA, 'Cello Solo, "Romance" (Becker) MISS RROADFOOT. Overture, " Rienxi" (Wagner) ORCHESTRA. Sons, "There is a Flower That Bloometh " MR. CLEOG. (Wallace) 1 Selection, " Pizzicato" (Belihes) ORCHESTRA. Son?, " Gcod-by" (Tosfci) I MISS MOUNT ROGERS. j Selection, "San' Toy" (Jones) ORCHESTRA. j Leader. Miss Elsie Gilfillan. Condnctor. Mr. S. I Jackson. Accompanist, Mrs. Jackson. Admission by Season Ticket or One Shilling. YM. C. A. • CORNER WELLESLEY AND ALBERT STREETS. TIME PROVES YOU CAN SPEND [ PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE EVENINGS I By Attending the | W INTER op pOUESE LECTURES, CONCERTS, ETC. PROGRAMME. September 12 CONCERT Under the Direction of MR. and MRS. S. JACKSON. Oct. 17—" Some Principles of Western Civilisation," REV. H. D. A. MAJOR, M.A. (St. Peter's. Hamilton). October 24 CONCERT Under the Direction of Mr. J. 11. PHILPOTT. Tickets, Half-price. ! Of all Booksellers and at the Y.M.C.A. Rooms, Commence at S o'clock. THOMAS RUDDLE, Hon. See. WM, BRAKENRIG, General Secretary. HE GORGEOUS MELORAMA, X "BEN HUB" (Lew Wallace's Famous Book). i(Lew Wallace's Famous VIEWS SEVENTY MAGNIFICENT VIEWS By Powerful Limelh-ht. . Songs incidental to the piece by well-known } Vocalists. AUCKLAND TABERNACLE. MONDAY NIGHT. SEPT. 15th. 1902, 7.30. Lecturer: REV. J. A. SOPEB. Chairman DR. OSBORNE KNIGHT. Admission, Is; Gallery, 6d. Proceeds in aid of the Tabernacle Account of the Gumdiggers' Mission. Meetings. JNSIALL A T I O N. 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