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Entertainments.. MUSIC. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1876, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO THE THAMES NAVAL ■ BRIGADE BAND, Under the auspices of Major Cooper, and the Officers and Members of the Thames Volunteer Force, and under the patronage of the Officers and Members o? the Fire Brigades and Friendly Societies. Monster Programme. To conclude with a tance. Front Seats can te reserved. Box Office at Bcrra'b, For particulars see programmes. OCTAVIUS A. FIELD, Hon. See. ! ST. GEORGE'S HALL. 1 rjiHß RINK will OPEN MIS DAY from 3 to 5, and from 7 to 10 p.m. Admission (with use of Skates for one hour), 1?. | Soirees. PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH. "IPBE ANNIVERSARY SOIREE ami CONI CRRT will be held at the Academy of Music Tiilj Evening (Monday). Tea on the tables at 6.30. Addresses by Ministers and others. The Concert will be rendered by an efficient choir, assisted by Christiansen's String Band.' Conductor, H. J. Weeks. PROGRAMME. Pißi I—Saobkjd. Anthem—" Lift up your heads"—Choir Anthem—" Before Jehovah's Awful Throne Choir Anthem—"O, how amiable aro Thy Dwellings "—Choir •Anthem—"Awake, put on strength "—Choir. Past ll.—Secular. Part Pong—" The Merry Spring "—Choir Song—"Willy's Faith' I —Miss Hunter Song—" Over the Mountain Wave"—Mr Miller Part Song—" Robin Adair"—Choir Duet—"Peace to thy Spirit"—Misses Hunter and Sinclair Fong—" Village Blacksmith"—Mr Brown Part Song— 1 11 The Maiden of the Fleur de Lys" —Choir Duet—"A B C "—Miss Hunter and H. J, Weeks Duct—" The Wanderers Prayer "—Messrs Robinson and Brown Part Song—" The Carnival ''—Choir, God Save the Qokeu. Tickets to Soiree and Concert, 28 6d; and lo the gallery for Concert at 7.30, Is, WILLOUGHBY STREET BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL THE ANNIVERSARY SOIREE of the above Sunday School will be held To-Momow (Tuesday), the 31st instant. Tickets, Is 6d each; may be had of any of the Teachers, Tenders. KURANUI HILL UNITED G.M.C. 1 LENDERS will he opened at 4 p.m, on Ist November for Two Rises, each 80 Jcefc, by Six Men, J. W. WALKER. Notices. NOTICE. persons indebted to me are requested to PAY the amount of their accounts to Messrs Macdonald and Milieu, Solicitors, on an early date. 6, HULME. September 13,1876.

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