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Southern Cross, Volume 10, Issue 30, 25 October 1902, Page 12

HE ATRE ROTAL. FRIDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At 8 p.m. IFVEEOAEGILL MUSICAL UEIOE. GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. (Under the direction of Mr Chas Gray). Ballad for voices and orchestra, £ The Erl King’s daughter’ (Gade). Soloists — Mrs Blue, Mrs Forbes-Williams, and Mr E. B. McKay. Concerto for Clarinet (Mozart), Mr E. J. Lilhcrap. The choir will also sing (unaccompanied) Madrigal, ‘ Sweet Honeysucking Bees’ (Wilbye, 1609). Glee, ‘ There is Beauty on the Mountain ’ (Goss). Part Songs, 1 Absence ’ (Goetz), ‘ On a Hill ’ (Stanford), and £ Good Night ’ (Pinsuti). Miss Bastings will sing ‘ In Sweet September’ (Hope Temple),—her first appearance ; and Mr A. Thomson, £ The Spring Has Come ’ (M. V. White). The orchestra will play, Overture, £ Cinq Mars ’ (Gounod), and Ballet Music, ‘ Herodiade ’ (Massenet) Leader of orchestra —Mr W. Ferguson ; Pianist, Miss Rusisell. Doors open at 7.30; Carriages, 10.15; Late car A Happy Thought may bring a fortune. Inventions are not always the outcome of long study or experiment. A happy thought, leading to the production of a useful article, has very often turned the tide of life and yielded the inventor a competency. Extract from pamphlet giving information on patents, obtainable free by post from Baldwin and Rayward, Patent Agents, or from their representative, J. F. Lillicrap (of Hall, Stout, and Lillicrap), Solicitor, and regisered Patent Agent, Esk street, Invercargi 11. Peoohamme : TICKETS— 3/-. 21; V -