MUSICAL UNION.
Herr Carl Saner was some timo ago invited by tho committee of tho Musical Union to accept the position of conductor at a jalnry of .£IOO per annum, and a special mooting of members was lield last II it'llt. .Mr. Geo. Kliirtcliffo was in the chair. It was re«olvd to confirm the. committee's action. Jlorr Carl Saner, who had retired during the discussion, then returned to tho meeting, nnd was informed of t-lio result of the vote, members treating him to applause. 111 reply lie stated that monetary consideration had not weighed with him so 111in-h as a desire to lilt the standard of music even bi'vond what it had already reached here, lie congratulated members on their attendance and on tho efforts which were putting into the present work ("William Tell"). If, he said, they continued to do their part, he would not be found wanting in his efforts.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1814, 29 July 1913, Page 7
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152MUSICAL UNION. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1814, 29 July 1913, Page 7
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