AUCKLAND AMUSEMENTS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIII, Issue VII, 18 August 1894, Page 147

AUCKLAND AMUSEMENTS.

GRAND CHORAL HALL CONCERT.

THE Parnell Lawn Tennis Club believe in keeping their members in touch with one another during the

off season, and under their auspices a grand concert will be given next Monday at the Choral Hall. AU members of the Club will, of course, attend, but the good thing is not confined to them. The public generally are invited to attend in their hundreds, and, if they will, even in their thousands. A glance at the names advertised in another column in this issue will satisfy the most critical that a very excellent concert may be anticipated. Mr Gee and Miss Thorpe are to sing a duet, and so are Mr Towsey and Miss White. Mr Innes will play the flute, and Mr Edwards will sing. Mr McLean will contribute a violin solo, and in fact, all those whose names appear on the programme will do something pleasant. The prices are as will be seen ‘ popular. ’ We have no doubt the concert will prove a great success—financial and artistic. PONSONBY ‘AT HOME.’ The fourth monthly dance of the Ponsonby ‘ At Homes’ will take place on Friday, tbe 17ch instant. A successful evening is anticipated. For further particulars intending visitors are requested to notice our advertising column. NEWBURY SPADA CONCERTS. Certainly we have no need to complain of want of musical entertainment in Auckland. As we speed the parting guest we are called upon to welcome the coming. The Newbury Spnda Concert Company promises a trio of excellent concerts. There will certainly be a variety in the programme,

for there is a tenor, a soprano, a baritone, and a contralto, besides the inevitable accompanist. The prices .are low, and the singers are, we understand, artists of a high older, flood houses should therefore crowd the Opera House for all three nights. The concerts commence on Wednesday, August 22nd.