Page 7 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144856, 7 December 1915, Page 7

T H THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, • At 3 pjft. GRAND CONCERT To be given by THE PUPILS OP THE CONVENT SCHOOLS In aid of THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS FUND. PROGRAMME—Part L Pianoforte. D net— “M arclie Hongroise” (Kowalski) Mist.cs Bennett, Old, Oonnott, and J. Bennett. Flag Drill The Girls Part Song—“ The May Horning ’’ (M'Burney)—The Pupils. Instrumental Selection “Airs from Mozart” (Volti) Misses Mannix, 'Jones, Lindatroin, ‘Esse, Hooper, Duggan, and Murray (violins). Miss B. Allen (piano). Vocal Solo—“Roumanian : Night Song” (Lohr) —Miss Gilbert. Violin Solo- -“Andantino” (Lemare)— • Miss E. .Mannix. Chorus “Britain’s Soldier Boys”— The Boys. ~ Song ar.d Drill— “Lovely Flowers” The Girls. ■ '. ■ .Pianoforte Duo—“ Polonaise Brillante” (Decovae) — First piano, Misses. . Barry and M'Mahon; second piano. Misses Whittle and Allen. Interval Part EL Pianoforte Duet—“Hnnga’dan Dance No. 2” (Brahms)—Mieses Bennett, Old, Connett, and J. Bennett. Chorus—“ The Vesper Hymn”—The ’ Girls. Instrumental Selection— “Barcarolle” from “Tales' of Hoffman” (Aldus W oitag) Misses Mannix, J cues, Lindstrom, Ease, Hooper, 1 iDdggan, and Murray (violins), Miss B. Allen (piano). ’ Hoop Drill ... The Girls Pianoforte Duet—“Valse Brillante” (Moszkow’ski) • —Misses Bennett, Old, Connett, and J. Bennett. Song—“lnvitation to the Dance” (Amy Woodforde-Finden) —Miss Gilbert. Song and Drill “The Fascinating Fan”—The Girls. Pianoforte Duo—“Soirees de Vienne” (Schubert) First piano, Misses MTCenzie and Fouhy; second piano, Misses Jones and Hooper. Violin Solo—' ‘Romance” from Second Concerto (Wieniawski) Miss E. Mannix. Cantata—“ Our News.” Newspapers represented: Times, Daily Telegraph, and Standard (London dailies). Chatterbox, Black and White, Punch, Tit-bite. Finale.— “God Defend New Zealand.” £5-17 EATBE J^OYAL, rpECHNICAL QOLLEGE gPORTS. PUKEKURA PARK. . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. The Public cordially invited. Afternoon Tea 6d. Proceeds in aid of Wounded Soldiers Fund. W. BADLEY, fB6S Hon. Sec. WHERE TO SPEND THE HOLIDAYS. VISIT THE QYCLING ' And jli, At TAUMATA PARK, ELTHAM, On BOXING DAY (MONDAY, DECEMBER 27). Trains at Excursion Fares. Groands close to Station. S'J* FIELDS' EXCITING SPORT! CLEAN CONTESTS 1 Admission ONE yhtILLING. G. D. GOW, £536 Secretary, Rltham. MAIL NOTICE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11. For Tonga, ‘Samoa, and Fiji (por r,.s. Tahma' from Auckland), at 6.1 S ami.