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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1596, 13 November 1912, Page 9

AMUBBMENTB. THE OPENING DAY, , TO-DAY! TO-DAY-! \ : ' THE COM PETITIONS!" THE ABSOLUT!) CONTINUOUS SHOW-YLL DAY TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME TOV.N HALL (Large Hall) 9.30 a.m.—Piano Solo (under 12)—" Scherzo in C" Three to compete in final 11.15 a.m.—Mezzo Soprano Solo—"Orpheus with His Lute" Thiee lo compot* in flu.nl. 12.30 p.m.—Mandoline and Guitar Duet (own selection). 2 p.m.—Cpntralto Solo—"Adieu." Three to compete in final. 3.15 p,m,Tpinno Solo—Sight Reading (over 16); . Winner tovhe declared..-,. concert . chamber..; ~c ; : ' ::.\ '-vvi'Mii, ;;:\, . 9,30 a.m.-'Shakespercan Recital (Ladies^'Potiqii'Scene/; ■£Ej»mfcQ' ■■ Thj-ee to wijipefe in final* '.' " ■ .' 5: . 11.15 a.iri.—Keritatfon (Boy Scouts)-."Balkd of John. Nicholson." Winner to appear at night. TO-NIGHT *t 8 O'CLOCK. TOWN HALL (Largo Hall). Piand Solo (under 12)—" Scherzo in C". Pinal It Competitors.. . . ~ Mejsiso Soprano with Has Lntp," JFiiiiVl' -3 Recitation (Boy Scouts)—" Ballad of John Nicholsoii. : " --The- Winner/'-•-*? Cr'">; . Humorous Quartet—"The Orpheus Quartet." Braes Quartet—lst Section, The Tramway. .Band. No, 1. Contralto Solo—"Adieu." Final 3 Competitors. Shafeespereau Recital (Ladies)—"Tlie Potion Scene.." filial 3 Competitors. • Comedietta—"lnterruptions." Miss Betty Purdouiv.Mrs. Bowling, and .'Mr.-. J.,-.-. Culford Bell. ' .. •.--■..;.,j- ..,: PRICES: For Day Sessions, 6d.; Evening, 2s. and 15..;-2s. seats may lie reservco 1 ..- at the Dresden. No Booking fee. - ■:.■'. ;■;.'■..■.■.■,.''.'.,■.;?"'.■.■.■•'■;'■■ NEW - ZEALAND'S GREATEST FESTIVAL! ■ JAMES DYKES, }■■■

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