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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 3011, 24 December 1896, Page 3

EXHIBITIONS WELLINGTON IKDUSTRfAL EXHIBITION. HOW OPEN DAILY. LOCATION.— Cuba Street Extension. OPEN FROU 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. CHRISTMAS WEEK, N.Z. ELOCUTIONARY AND MUSICAL CONTEST (Amateur). Judges. —Singing and Piano; Mr Maurice C. Nevanas (Liverpool); Violin, Mr H. Spackman. PROGRAMME. Thursday, 24th. Afternoon —3.30 to 5.30, Bass Solos. Evening— 7.3o to 10, Sopranound Violin Solos. Saturday, 26th.— GRAND CONCEET. Prize Items. Competitors \yill kindly take note of. the datea-and times fixed for their events. Also that they will be able to secure from the Secretary a pass for admission when com* peting. TO-DAY (THURSDAY). Afternoon, 3 30 to 5.30. BASS AND BARITONE SOLOS. 1. S. J. Dyer —“ My Life for Thee ” 2. A. Jambs—“ The Last Muster ” 3. H. McComisk—“ Dear Heart Good-bye ” 4. A. Nicol—“ Bedouin Love Song” 5. C. Boss—“ The King’s Ministrel ” 6. H. J. Tiplinq—“Her© Upon my Vessel’s 7. T. J, St. L. Toner — 44 Coooe, or Look with Thine Eyes '* Evening, 7.30 to 10. (a) SOPRANO SOLOS. 1. Mibs Pooib—“ I was Dreaming” 2. Miss Hale —“ My Mother Bids Me Bind my Hair” 3. Miss Long —“ Solvejy’s Song ” 4. Miss Moeller— “ln a Distant Land” 5. Miss McWilliams—“ When the Heart is Young ” 6. Miss Banderson— “ Love has Eyes” - 7. Miss Sheen—” Bid me Discourse ” 8. Miss Stevens —“ Birds of Balmy Woodlands ” (b) VIOLIN SOLOS. 1. A. W. Barnett Cornevillc ” 2. Miss Hannah Summer” 3. W. McAlpine— “ Battle of Stirling” 4. H. McComish — 44 Bohemian Girl ” . 5. Miss Moran— Movement from Concerto in E Minor G. Miss Boss— u Airs Varies No. 4” HOTOP’S ORCHESTRA. From 3 to 5 p.m. OPERATIC SELECTIONS. _ CONCERT HALL, 4 to 5 p.m. Humorous and Christmas Stories, illustrated by oxy-ether light pictures from life ‘ models. SATURDAY, DOUBLE HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. Minifie’s Orchestra, from 3 to 5 p.m. Specially selected programme of selections from the latest Comic Operas, 4 p.m., CONCERT HALL. Me E. W. Seagkr’s celebrated Christmas Entertainment for children, including, for the first time in New Zealand, “ Ou» First Baby.” CONCEET HALL, 7.30. Grand Concert and Elocutionary En- • tertatnment by the prize* winners in the competition. All Star Performers. EXHIBITION SPORTS GROUNDS. SATURDAY EVENING (Boxing Night), 8 p^m. TUMBLING EXTRAORDINARY. BICYCLE BURLESQUE BUSINESS. SLACK WIRE WALKING. BICYCLE RACING. BICYCLE RACING. SPECIAL NOTICE. The Sports Committee are making arrangements for a Grand Tug-of-War Competition, to take place about the second week in January ; also, a Sheep-shearing Competition. Full particulars as to conditions and prizes will bo published shortly. NEW YEAR WEEK. THE FIRST INTERCOLONIAL BRASS BAND CONTEST Ever held in this Colony for the CHAMPIONSHIP' OP AUSTRALASIA, TO BE HELD DECEMBER 30 and 31, and JANUARY 1 and 2. The committee have succeeded in securing the Champion Bands of Australia among the entrants, and they will positively attend to compete. The Newtown Band, Sydney. Thos. Mellor, B.M. The Parramatta Model, Sydney. Geo. O’Shea, B.M. SOLO COMPETITIONS. SO Entries. MARCHING AND DRILL COMPETITION, On the Exhibition Sports Grounds. 518 C. D. MORPETH, Secretary. WELLINGTON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. THE CINEMATOGRAPHS. THE Management of the above wonderful of LIVING PICTURES bog to announce that, having made satisfactory arrangements with the Executive of the Wellington Industrial Exhibition, the public will bo admitted to The Hall of Mystery at Reduced Rates. THE CINEMATOGRAPHE (With a C, not a K.) Adults, fid. Children, 3d. AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHE CO. 285 to the Exhibition should patronise the Lnnohoon and Refreshment Room in the Building, whore they can obtain a substantial Luncheon (Hot or Cold) of three courses for Is. From 11 a.m.—Strawberries and Cream, Trifles, Jolly, to. Cream, Iced Drinks, Sandwiches, Pastry, &o. 678 J. SHOUT, Caterer. .EDUCATION BUCKLER, Ph.D., prepares Students fur Matriculation and other examinations in Mathematics and Languages, Ac. Address—--86, Cuba street. 539 NURSE WOODWARD’S HEALTH SYRUP TTS a medicine which strikes right at the root of and onros Indigestion, Headache, Giddiness, Lassitude, Palpitation and all Liver Complaints. • “ The Mount op the Holt Cross ” (Colorado) is the Trade Mark adopted for this valuable medicine, and not only indicates to the purchaser that this is .the gennine preparation, bni is a faithful representation of one of the most wonderful sights of the looality where the principal herbs for this medicine are gathered. PRICE ... 2/6 PRICE Wholesale of SHAHLAND AND CO., Lt». M ES J. M. WILSON, Post Office Hotel, Wellington, says:—“Having received so much benefit from the use of Loasby’s ‘ WAHOO,’ I think it is only right to say so, and I certainly recommend it to anyone whom I find suffering from that distressing complaint Indigestion. Loasby’s “ Waboo "■ (price 2a 6d) from ail Chemists and Storekeepers. Sole Manufacturers and, Proprietors: Loasby’s “Wahoo” Manufacturing Company (Limited), Great. King street, Dunedin. 216