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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17351, 24 December 1919, Page 16

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Hallelujah." Selection, " Adeste Fidclos." Grand Selection. " Beethoven." Interval. PART 11. March, "Blackpool II." Hymn, " Star of Peace." Selection. "Heavenly Treasure" (Excerpt from Italian Airs.). Selection, " The Soldiers' Chorus " Selection. " Eventide." " God Save the King." Collection in Aid of Band Funds H. CLARK. Band Secretary. For Hire. - ■ _—. BRUISING . LAUNCH/ vv Well equipped. FOR CHARTER TO APPROVED PARTY. Apply, MARRINER. J 195. HERALD. ! Wanted to Hire. ~~ INVALID'S Wheel Chair, to hire or purX a £ hMi &' full particulars to B.C.W. I. Shaw St.. Kiagls&nd,