LYTTELTON SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE.
The band and songsters attached to tho Linwood branch, of tha Salvation Army visited th". Seamefa's Institute' at Lyttelton on Monday evening, and gave a programmo consisting of solos (vocal and instrumental), a quartette, recitation, cornot duet, selec- ( lions by the band, under Bandmaster J. Clsrk, and songs by the s_ging company, under - tbe baton of Songster Leader J. Mathioson. All the itemß were thoroughly enjoyed 'by tha large number who were present. Mr M. J.-Miller, on behalf of the men, thanked Ensign Smith and his comrades for tho progiamme provided.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14984, 3 June 1914, Page 12
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94LYTTELTON SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE. Press, Volume L, Issue 14984, 3 June 1914, Page 12
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