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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10966, 30 July 1921, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' CHOIR (H. 'lemplc White, Conductor). TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT ! ONC ER T CHAMBER GLEEB, PART SONGS, SOLOS, HUMOUR. MISS MAT! HELD EiSQEILANT (Contralto) CHAS. A. WILLI A ATS (Tenor* PETER CONNELL (Bass) MATT DIXON (Accompanist) And THE MELODY POUR. Admission —3s ‘'reserves) and 2s. Plan at Bristol. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. T O W o w TO-MORROW' N II A L I*. N H A- Li L. (Sunday) TO-MORROW 7 , 8.3*1) o’clock. MR. BERNARD- E. PAGE (City Organist). ftonnta No. C —Mendelssohn (ISO 9-1547) Prelude (form 9th Sonata for Violin) — ’ Corelli 0055-1713) (by request). Scherzo *Op. 70) —Hoffman, (by request). Elegie—Claussmann Humoreske, Op. 101 (No. 7)—Dvorak (1841m). Third Movement from "Scheherazade" ('Suite Symphonique fo Orchestra), ■Op. 35—Kimsky-Korsakoff (1844-1909). ADMISSION—FREE. Voluntary Contributions (to defray expenses of recitals) may be placed in the box at the entrance to the hall. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. July 30th, 1021. fc»18 FOOTBALL. RUGBY! RUGBY !! TO-DAY I TO-DAY I At A T H D E T 1 C PARK, 1 At 2.45 p.m. UNIVERSITY v. A TTLLETIC. A, fine open game fnay be expected. Athletic, defeated both Poneke and Petone; 'Varsity came off victors against PetonePieceded. by a Great Curtain-Raiser at 1 o’clock. WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. ■ST, PATRICK’S COLLEGE, The Cream of Football. One of the Finest Matches of the Year. AT PETTON-E—No. 1 (OVAL) PONEKE v. PETONE. The match that decides the positions in the championship. A great exhibition may be expected. . Special railway facilities provided. Admission —Ground, 6d; Stand, 6d. Reserves, Cd. at 10, Woodward street. F. J. McQOMISKY. . Secretary, W.R.F.U.

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