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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18584, 17 December 1923, Page 16

S ' The Musical Event of the Season. ' J£ATE 'QAMPION. . . « ■//. :J; AUCKLAND SOPRANO. Commencement of New Zealand Tour. I j■ : " V "- • , H ' "■ '•' THREE CONCERTS IN THE ' »J*OWN * "pf ALL. (JtOWN "pi" ALL. ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23. TUESDAY. JANUARY 1. ~ i WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2. • < gATE QjAMFION. < ROYAL OPERA HOUSE. COVENT GARDEN. - i Miss Campion had a -brilliant reception in London, appearing at CVvent Garden many times before Royalty. lours with Dame Clara Butt, Spivakovsky, Mclsa, Rosing, eto. c etc. " MANCHESTER GUARDIAN," March, 1922, said: Miss Campion must be added to the list of the most gracious singers the Colonies have sent us." Associate Artistes; SIGNOR CO3TANTINI, ' Soloist. Sistine Choir. HAROLD BECK, Violoncellist. Soloist, ! N.S.W. State ' Orchestra. ' CYRIL TOWSEY, at the Piano. J£ATE QAMPION. Of ROYAL OPERA HOUSE, Covent Garden. ROYAL CARL ROSA OPERA CO. PRINCIPAL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETIES OF BRITISH ISLES. SALLE GAVEAU, PARIS. SUNDAY OBSERVER,. . London.—'* A * Voice full of Power, and Diction Splendid." Box Plan Opens FRIDAY NEXT, December 21, at Lewis R Eady and Son, Ltd. Reservod Cs, Unreserved 4s and 2s (Plus Tax). Day Sales at Gerti Campion's. Special Concessions to Students. ■•J* H E SALVATION ARMY. TOWN hall concert CHAMBER. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. FESTIVAL OF PRAISE. By the S.A. SCOUT BRASS BAND. . Chum and Sunbeam. Young People's Choir. Big Brothers and Bluejackets from H.M.S. CHATHAM. Chairman; Mr. Cutten, 8.M., Pres., Y.C.L. • Nine Hundred Seats at Is Each. HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. •——— — y~! * EN-IT H," 1. COOK ST., Auckland.. The Premises of the undermentioned Company will be closed during the Holiday 1 Period, as under :— XMAS.—From noon, Saturday, 22nd, till Wednesday, 26th inst. (inclusive). NEW YEAR.—From noon, Saturday, J9th inst., till Wednesday, 2nd proximo (inclusive). , NOTE.—Appointments will be arranged for attention to , URGENT and SPECIAL Cases ONLY, on the Mondays of each week. ZENITH" ARTIFICIAL APPLIANCES, LIMITED. 'Phona 520 A. AUCKLAND SAWMILLERS' ASSOCIAA TION. The Mills, Factories, and Offices of the Members of the Auckland Sawmillers' Association will close at Noon on SATURDAY, December 22, and re-open on THURSDAY. January 3. L. D. B. STEWART. Secretary. ,0 IT Y OF AUCKLAND. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. The Municipal Offices will be closed from TUESDAY (Chriatm&a Day). December 25, 1923, until WEDNESDAY, January 2, 1924, both' days inclusive. J. 8. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. rpO* HORSE OWNERS. Members of the Auckland Farriers' Association will clsee their shops from December 24 to January. 3. Customers are requested to pay strict attention to their horses C. D. COWAN. G." D. PATTERSON. MUSICAL INSTROMENTB FOR SAL EE, \ LLISON Uprigiht Grand, magnificent -to. Rosewood Model: accept £59 10s; beautiful rich —Crockery Shop. 143. Symonds St. ' • A PIANO for Xmas at price beyond competition; casn or —Moore's (next Waverley), Customs St. Inspect. BANJOS, " Dallas," " Clifford . Essex," ; " Stewart," and " Windsor," ohoap Mandoline, 37s 6d.—Meltzor . Bros.' Sale,, 65. Victoria St. " ■ ® /"BOLLARD and Collard. full-size Upright; vV no borer; £V 9 10s- 15 other bargains. —Crockery Shop. 143. Symonda St. /COUNTRY Visitor*, call at Moore's (next vy Waverley), Customs St.. for a good Piano, cheap: cash or terms. ; "17DIS0N Phonographs and Records only -Hi at Wade's, Tabernacle Bldgs., Karangaharm Rd. Solo Agents. ■ THINE English Instrument, full tone, new, J- good appearance.— 369, Herald. GIVE Victrola Records for Xmas; finest in world.—'Phono 3131 for demoiistration. .■' .■■' • : ■ ■ " GRAMOPHONE, new, double spriaa, tab'e "JT cabinet, 17 records; only £10, worth double.—2B St. James' St: RAMOPHONE. - now, with 12 Records, VJ new; guaranteed, only £8 10s. Now Records from Bs. Used Machines from £2 —Wade's, Tabernacle Bldgs.. Newton. GRAMOPHONES, new. best makeo. at VT lowest prices; 10 new Records given in. -■-810 (basement). N.Z. Insuranco Bldgs. JAMES WALLIS Models, just landed; magnificent tone and touch; bargains. Ales. Hawthorne, 28, Karangahape Rd. PICCOLO, Boehm system, Samuel Graham, good tone, easy blowing; £10 cash.Trev, Bennett. C2, Norfolk St.. Ponsonby. ECORDS. latest, new. 4s. Records Siold XI or Exchanged. Expert repairs.— Phoneriea Exchange, 14, Darby St. RECORDS, — " Chicago," " Georgette," " Carolina in the Morning," 4s. Other scarce' numbers.Blo (basement), N.Z. Insurance Bidgs. ■/,. 2} K DEPOSIT, £2 per Month.—Pianos c&O from £20.—Write for particulars, E. Sly, 119. Symonds St. POQ —TRUBNER, full iron frame; seen d&iSts any time.—l. King Terrace, off St. Mary'B Rd„ Ponsonby. . PQ,O CHAPPFLL. just the Piano 3w %JiJ to suit beginner.Australasian Piano Co.. Myers Park Tram Stop. . 4? A 7 10S.—OVERSTRUNG, full iron dt/TC I frame Piano: absolute bargain. Australasian Piano Co.. Myers Park Tram Stop. ■ SALE OF NEW IMPORTED PIANOS, FROM £75. FROM £75. . Sale Prices Until Xmas ONLY. Packing and Delivery Free, Town or Country. Call or write for particulars. AUCKLAND PIANO AGENCY. 291, Queen Street. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTErf. "PIANOS— will buy your Piano outright 1 - f ° r tiOß3fwfflE'/ UllV,lU( ' A action wx. 88, Queen Street,