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Globe, Volume II, Issue 155, 2 December 1874, Page 1

DDFELLOWS' Madame RABELLA / ODDARD Begs to announce that She will give her SECOND GRAND CONCERT IN CHRISTCHURCH, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, When she will be assisted by Mbs Smyths, Mr Skinner, Mr Rainford And Herr Doehler. PROGRAMME. Part I. Trio—" The magic-wove Scarf" (Mountain bjlph)—Barnet—Mrs Smythe, Mr Skinner, and Mr Rainford Song—" The heart bowed down" (Bohemian Girl)—Balfe—Mr Rainford Solo, Pianoforte—Sonata in A major. Andante, with variations—minuetto and trio ; finale, Turkish dance—Mozart— Madame Arabella Goddard Song—" Rose softly blooming"—Spohr— Mrs Smythe Solo,'.Violin—"Tarantella" —Schubert—Herr Doehler Song—" The moon hath raised her lamp"— Benedict —Mr Skinner and Mr Rainford Part 11. Solo, Pianoforte—" Songs without words"— (1) Book 2nd—Adagio non troppo. (2) Book 3rd—Presto e molto vivacn. (3) Book Ist—Hunting soug (molto allegro) —Mendelssohn —Madame Arabella Goddard Ballad—" There is a flower that bloomcth" —Wallace—Mr Skinner Solo, violin—" Anna Bolena " —Alard—Herr Doehler Ballad—" Thee only I love "—(Lindley)— Mrs Smythe Song—" Thus goes the world "—Thirlwall— Mr Rainford Solo, pianoforte—Grand fantasia "Erin," introducing the airs "My lodging is on the cold ground," " The minstrel boy," &c, composed expressly for Madame Goddard by Sir Julius Benedict—Madame Arabella Goddard. Trio—" Sweet is the breath of morn " Salaman—Mrs Smythe, Mr Skinner, and Mr Rainford. Conductor—Mr Harcourt Lee. PRICES OF ADMISSION : Reserved seats, 10a 6d ; unreserved, 5s ; gallery, 3s. Family ticket admitting five to the reserved seats, Two Guineas. Plan of seats at Mr Bonnington's, where also, to avoid the crushing at the doors on the night of the concert, UNRESERVED and GALLERY TICKETS may be purchased during the day. A late train will run to Lyttelton to-night and Thursday. Doors open at half-past 7; Concert to commence at 8. Ticket-holders will be admitted at 7.15 p.m. Entrance to reserved eeats side door right side. THIRD CONCERT, THURSDAY, LAST CONCERT, FRIDAY, For which the plans of seats are now open, Programme for Thursday's concert will be published in Thursday's paper. CANTERBURY BRANCH RAILWAY'S. ROLLESTON TO MALVERN. ON and after DECEMBER Ist, 1874, TRAINS will RUN on the above Line, connecting with the Groat Southern Railway at Rolleston, viz:— Malvern —dep 6.50 a.m.—Christohurch—arr 9.25 a.m. Christchurch—dep 4.15 p.m.—Malvernarr 6.55 p.m. THOS. WM. MAUDE, Secretary for Public Works. 1 24th November, 1874. CANTERBURY BRANCH RAILWAYS. RANGIORA TO OXFORD. ALTERATION OF TIME TABLE. ON and after DECEMBER 7th, '1874, this LINE will be OPEN for Traffic as far as the Cust Station. Trains will run, connecting with the Great Northern Railway at Rangiora, as follows, viz:— Christchurch— dep 7.45 a.m., 4.30 p.m. Cust—arr 10.10 a.m., 7 p.m. . Cust—dep 7.45 a.m., 4.40 p.m.; Christchurch—arr. 10 a.m E 6.45 p.m. THOS. WM. MAUDE, Secretary for Public Works. December Ist, 1874. TOBACCO, —t-UTTT-o for all seasons of the year, all phases of the moon, andall times of ilie day. _^ THE RIGHT SORT Only to be had at AYERS, Cashel street, Next Bank Australasia. N.B.—-The Transit of Venus best seen through the smoke of AYERS' TOBACCO