- Miss Nellie Black, the gifted contralto and violinist, who is leaving on Tuesday next for an extended tour of the South Sea Islands and Australia will make her last public appearance in Auckland for at least two years at the Unitarian Church on Monday evening. She will bo assisted by Mr. T. E. Mjdgley, organist. ■ An excellent programme is to be submitted. - , ■...'•',■■ ,- . ';..'■ Silk crepe da chine (double . width), in red, turquoise, champagne, etc., usual price 3s lid. out they go Is Hid yard.— McCullagh 'and;Gower's clean sweep sale. -
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13235, 21 July 1906, Page 6
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