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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 32, 14 March 1914, Page 1 (Supplement)

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PUBLIC NOTICES. .r-:.;vM IHE DRESDEN PIANO CO. (LTD.). \ - THE OPERA COMPANY * Comes for a few days "'■' f and passes on. - B%t "HIS MASTER'S VOICE"GRAMOPHONE Brings -* 'THE OPBSA SEASON Into Your Home. ' 4 Whenever You .Desire to Delight ~ v Your Family or Friends. -'-\- THE MOST FAMOUS OPERATIC STARS -1/ "Will give" you •- A PRIVATE PERFORMANCE! ;" They have agreed to / MAKE RECORDS EXCLUSIVELY For "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" ' • * GRAMOPHONE. .3 You can hear them in our Gramophone Parlours, where all are made welcome. * THE DRESDEN PIANO CO. (LTD.), . Cathedral Ssuare. •140 R. A. HORNE, Manager. AMUSEMENTS. HEA T R E R O Y A. L. TUESDAY,* MARCH 17, 1914. ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION. ''' \ GRAND NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT. : \ \ (To assist the* Nursing Sisters their Hospital in Christchurch.)* . ;"j PROGRAMME. \ '/• -PART I. - \ , 1. Instrumental Trio— v t (a) "Liebesgarten" . (Schumann). - -\ (b) "Lied ohne Worte" (Mendelssohn.). / N Miss Lilian . (Piano), ~Mis«K Hemus (ICello). 2. Song;—" She is Far From the Land, v , - x Mr Geo. March. - ■3: Quartette —"Oft in the Stilly Night" (Moore).' Messrs Cookson, Vincent, March, and, • Millar. ~ ' f 4. Song;—"Killarney" . ." Madame Audebert. 5. Recitation—"Shamus , O'Brien," - 1". l . Mr Frank M'Donald.' 6. Song—"A~Nation Once Again'' • Very Rev- Dean Hills, V.G,' .7. Song;—" Last Rose of Summer," Miss Elsie' Brown. (Miss Brown has been blind .from bhsb, and\ Vv! ■ has been trained by the Nursing Sisters.) ' "--' INTERVAL. :' PART 11. : 1. Overture —"Irish Selection," Christchurch Banjo' Band (Conductor, Mr L. W. Blpy)>' ' Messrs Cookson, Vincent, March, 7, Millar. \ 3. Song—"The Rosary" . . Madame. Audebert., 4. Instrumental Trio—"Minuetto," from E flat / Major Symphony (Mozart), Miss Liliott/ Harper (Piano), Miss Dairy-Cressweu' (Violin), Miss Lalla Hemus 5. Song;—" The Minstrel-Boy," - „ ..* 1~~ , Mr R. D. Vincent; ' 6. Song—"Kathleen Mavojurneen," L , V i . Mibs .Elsie Bjrowri" Accompaniste: Miss Lilian Harper. ' . * Grand Piano kindly lent Stage Furnishings by A. J l . WfcfW,. - Ltd. ; J ; Floral Decorations by Mr J'ohn Joyce. -^ POPULAR PRICES: Dress Circle and o.'♦,.' D.tL and O.S. may'oe reserved at the Dresden, without extra' charge. Doors open 7.30, com- • -. ., mence 8 p.m. - 628 : ' s,>

I H 0 ft j J ' : fJ _ \ Commencing THURSDAY, . MARQH 19. ANTONIA DOLORESV/vSANTONIA . DOLORES. > .\} - - ANTONIA DOLORES. , / ' ANTONIA DOLORES. , .. . • ANTONIA DOLORES. ~ „ Mdlle. needs no introduction. Never was there an artist more heartily received by the people of New Zealand, and, the brief announcement that Dolores is re- \ turning is sufficient to awake fond memories r , of past triumphs and arouse keen anticipa- **' tion of once again listening to this divine artist. v , _ SECOND RECITAL SATURDAY, MARCH 21. BOX PLAN OPENS at the DRESDEN <p«*V. TUESDAY NEXT, at 9 a.m. '/■'-, : PRICES: Dress Circle and Orchestral N Stalls, «/-; Stalls, 4/-; Back Stalf6;, 2/-. 610 THE DRESDEN PIANO Ofy, LTD. SUNDAY . AimOUNeEtoENJf^' CATHEDRAL.— Sunday. Holy 8. Choral Eucharist .at 11 <G*f?«*., ■'■& ' ; ; ¥).. Introit, "Incline Thine Ear't-pjpjft^ >. melV Preacher, the Dean. Evenjong, : :,T£ : : Service, Dykes in F. Anthem,. "Wasfcflf* Thoroughly" (Wesley). Preacher, cipal of Christ's College, Upper Department. I HE/ SALVATION ARJfcf^ CITY CORPS. SUNDAY, Mar. 15, to WEDNESDAY, jfar. ig., HARVEST FESTIVAL DEMONSTRATION; Adjutant and Mrs Macauley leading on l{un.-t ]■*■. day. Special Songs, Addresses, and, w|p^ : S Decorations. Glorious day of specfallfys; . MONDAY, MARCH 16, 8 p.m. Cambridge Terrace Methodist Church Chojrf^ Conducted by Mr EarwakefcTUESDAJ, MARCH 17, 8 p.m. . Church of Christ Choir, Conducted by Mr Mason. * WEDNESPAY, MARCH 18, 8 p.m. Bible Pictures/ in Character. The Prodigal Son. Scenes from the Life of Ruth and Naomi. Season Tickets,- 1/-. Single Evening, ajji. KNOX Church, Bealey Avenue: Rev. Dr Erwin, M.A., 11 a.m. (Harvest Thanksgiving) and 6.30 p.m. Berwick Street: Mir 2f. Reid, 6.30 p.m. 914 T. Davids Presbyterian, Colombo Street ■v South: Servises To-morrow, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. Charles Murray, M.A. Harvest Thanksgiving morning and evening. o'ss VHEOSOPHICAL Society, 247 Manchester Street (opposite H.M. Theatre): Public Meeting Sunday, 7 p.m. Subject, "The Undying Self." Children's Class, Sunday, 3 p.m. 'IS Worship the Mayor Addresses Men on - "Modern London" in Cambridge TerK race Methodist Church To-morrow, 4 men welcome. Tea provided. "91$ PUBLIC NOTICES. ONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE. 242 HIGH STREET. tfHRISTCHURCH. G. 0. Z. HARRIS .... .. DENTIST. - £1 to £5, from 2/- weekly,* for Boota— ■» £1 to £5, from 2/- weekly, for.Suite--£i id £Jfc from 2/- weekly for Costumes. At Balkiod'a, 629 Colombo Street, near Tuam Street .12*