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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5730, 25 November 1896, Page 4

Those who are short of breath— whether ' yslists, athletes or footballers — would do jfill to always keep a bottle of Woods' ■ jißat Peppermint Cure for Coughs and .'olds by them. After severe exeition, :hen the pores of the skin ace open, parcular susceptibility to cold exists. You • ari-get it at your Grocers or Cheini3fc3, at is 6d and 23 6d, it will be found an uiifa.il ing remedy. — [Advt.] ' Coxceet at Ltttelton. — A concert was "»ld in Oddfellows' Hall, Lyttelton, last ■ Viainc, in aid of the convent schools, Vien a very attractive programme was -one through. A violin solo was nicely played by Miss Onniston, and Mr A. F. Young was encored for his two songs. The vocal trio (" O Eestless Sea") was given by the Misses' E. O'Brien, M. O'Brien and M. Loader. Mr D. Eyan was very happy in his choice of contributions, and had to ")apond to encores. The feature of the v?jtning was the singing of Miss Lucy ■&j%n, and she was recalled no less than Jar times for her rendering of the * " Village Coquette," and " Take a Pair of Sparklfne Eyes," from the Gondoliers. Miss K. O'Brien sang very nicely an "Aye Maria " and Miss May O'Brien " Why Must we Say Good-bye," both numbers being encored Mr Gilmore and Mr Collins sang —.og very acceptably indeed, and some "*>7 pretty marches and tableaux were ■'"&B9 through by the children attending - Convent Schools. Miss E. O'Brem played the accompaniments to the songs.