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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 192, 27 August 1900, Page 3

NEW PLYMOUTH philharmonic' SOCIETY. Grand Opening Concert. TUESDAY, 28th AUGUST. THEATREJOYAL PROGRAMME. pabt I. 1. Overture, " Poet and Peasant"—Orchestra 2. Part song, "A Spring Song" (Pinsuti)— Society 3. Song, " For tbine own sake " (with violin obligate)— Mr. Miller i. Song, selected—Mrs. Wrigley 5. Part song, " 0 huh thee, my babe Society 6. Song and guitar accompaniment—Mili Jollie 7. Piano solo, " Tarantella" (Chopin)— Mrs. Pope 8. "Chorus, "Bridal" (Rosemaiden)—Boolety fart n. 1. Overture, "Light Cavalry" (Suppe)— Orchestra 2. Part song, "The Silent Land" (Cowen)— Seoiety 3. Song, " Why those sad tears ?" (Waimore), with violin obligate—Mlm D. Taylor, 4. Song, selected—Mr. Miller G. Gavotte, " Orynthia " —Orchestra G. Male Chorus, " Soldiers " (Faust) 7. Song, " Because "—Mrs Wrigley 8, Ohorus, " Song ol the Vikings —Society and Orchestra " God Save the Queen." Conductor—Mr. A. E. Fletcher. Accompanist—Miss Hempton. Leader of Orchestra—Mr. Haigh. Tickets obtainable at T. Avery'a and at Gilmour's. Doors open 7.30; start at 8. Admission, 2s aad Is. N. MILLER, Hon. Seo. STAR FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL SOCIAL Will be held in the THEATRE ROYAL ON WEDNESDAY, STH SEPTEMBER, Under the Patronage of the Taranakl and Otago Rugby Unions. Tickets—Ladies, 2s; Gentlemen, Bs. 0. B. LAYER, Hon. Seo. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AND BULB SHOW, In connection with St. Mary's Parish Sunday Schools. ST. MARY'S HALL, September 6th and 7th Catalogues on application. L. B. WEBSTER, Hon. Seo. T -1 ... II ■■ . , Photographers Gome AND Photographers Go, BUT while we do not roll on for ever, we aie still very muoh alive, especially to the patronage given in the pa«tu And to till merit this we shall, u lnttha past, biipp UP-TO-DATE PHOTOS In.alt Styles, at Rbabonabui Faiosa Note the Address— V. A. COLLIS Dbvon Street, Directly opposite ORITEtUON HOTEL First Prize Wanganol Exhibition, and Photographer by Bpeoial Appointment to His Excellency Lord Ranfurly.

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