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/HARRISON HALL FBIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1892. GBAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCEPT, la aid of N.K. VALLEY B.C. CHURCH BUILDING FUND. PAST I. Overture by Select Orchestra. /mji nu~.~u «„-{« K») "Ohorui" (Paleatrina, born AD. 1514) Old Church Music ft su ATeMMie .. ( v ArcadeltfbornftboatAiD#U9 2 ) 8t Joseph's Cathedral Choir (60 voices) Song—" The Trooper's Vision " (St Quentin) ... Mr James Jago gong — " Serenade v (Gouuod) Miss Mary Morrison (Violin obbligato by Mr B. Parker.) Duo Concertaate— (Piano and Organ) "Oberon " (Weber-Dc Vilback) Mies Kate Mo'oney and Mr A. Vallia Berenade— " I watch for thee(A. D. Roche) ... Mr T. WhitwelUßutler Olarionette 80lo — " Mazurka de Concert " ... Mr W. Corrigan Sacred Song—" The Holy City " (S. Adams) ... Miss Bose Blaoey (Specially composed for this concert.) Messrs Packer, Umbers, Jones, Walker, Thomson, J*go, Manson, and Ibbotson. Bong—" The Diver " (E. P. Loder) ... ... Mr W. Woods oimh iW " M »y d »y " (Maiier) The Choir Glees | c j)i. ncarnovale'^Boßsini) — xne onoir Dnring the interval an elocution contest will take place between three young orators of the Christian Brothers' school. PABT 11. Intermezzo— '• Gavotte in D" (A. Vallis)— first performance— The Orchestra Song— "The« only I Ioto" (P. Abt) Miss Bose Blaney New Song—" Fate's Decree " (Mr T. Wbitwell-Bntler)— Words cf song by Mr Charles Umbers — ... Mr Charles Umbers Violin Solo—" Le Oaroaval de Venise " (Dancla) ... Mr E. Parker Bong—" Plymouth Sound " (W. H. Jade,, Mr F. L. Jones Song— " Terence's Farewell " (Lady DufiEerin) ... Mrs W. Acgu9 Descriptive Song—" Will o' the Wisp " (Cherry) ... Mr W. Manson Vocal Trio—" Queen of the Night " (Smart) Mrs Bose, Miss Blaney, and Mr Jago Piano Solo—" Fantasia on Irish Melodies" (De Sivrai) ...Mr A Vallis Glee — " Anvil Chorus" (" II Trovatore"— Verdi— with Anvil and Orchestra ... ... The Cboir Musical Director : Mr A. Vallis (Organist St Joseph's Cathedral). Leader of Orchestra : Mr E. Parker. Accompanists : Miss K. Moloney (Organist N.B.V. R.C. Church) Mr A. Vallis, and Mr T. Whitwell- Butler. ADMISSION— Front Seats, 3s ; Gallery, 2* ; Bj>dy of Hall, Is. Doors open 7 p.m., commence 7.45. TTTE have THIB DAY ENTERED INTO PARTNERHIP under the style of "J. & C. M. MOU AT, BABBI9TEBS AT LAW, SOLIUITOBS, &o." Dated Bth June, 1892. JOHN MOUAT O. M. MOUAT. T>RINCESB THEATRE. Under the Management of MB WALTER BENTLEY. Treasurer — Mr Greville. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEB 5) Boappearance, and Inauguration of his Second New Zealand Tour, of The Eminent Actor, MB WALTEB BENTLEY. MB WaLTEB BENTLEY After a brilliant snccees in the sister colonies, resulting in a series of crowded audiences wherever he has appaared. j THE SILVKE KING 1 | Thb Play of the Cbmtpry. I By arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Esq. Written by Henry A. Jones and William Herman. MB WALTEB BENTLEY Will sustain the Part of Wilfbid Denvbb, " The Silver King "—a character in which be acbiered unbounded popularity during a Ton: of upwards of 300 Nights in America. ENTIBBLY NEW SCENEBY by FBAHM. N.B.— THE SILVEB KING can be played for Four Nights Only. Box Plan now open at the Dresden. Day Tickets at Jacobs', Allen's, and the Co-operative Fruit B. ore. PBICES : 4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Business Manager, Mr L. J. LOHB.

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