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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2529, 17 May 1882, Page 2

EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 17th. .Musical Combination. BY SPECIAL BEQUEST. THE BUENHAM BAND v AUSTEIAN BAND. PEOQBAMME : Thk Burnham Baud. Grand flow March—“ Palace ”... O. Godfrey Waltz—“ Snowdrop ” Linter Quick Step Hoar the Call ” ... J. H. Wright Polka {cornet solo)—“Sweet Smiles” H. Bound Varsovienno —“ Blue Yioleta ” ... Linter Quick Stop—“Eyangeline ” ...Linter Austrian Band. Grand March Hortl Overture —(Original) Miller WaltzWionorwald ” ... ... Scrausa Polka —“ Lustiger Bath” .. Strausa Pot PonrrieFlick Flock” ... Braun NATIONAL ANTHEM—BOTH BANDS. No extra charge. 5-17 137 E. S. WALPOLE, Secretary. INTEBNATIONAL EXHIBITION. rjTHIRD RAND jy£USIOAL CONTEST. FEIDAY EVENING, MAT 19th

PROGEAMME : SCHOOLS. “ I will Extol Thee ” ... “ The Lullaby ” ... ... 1 “In the Deep, Dark Dell ” ... }-J. Curwen “ There la Beauty Everywhere ” I “ Bye-and-hye ” J THE TAI TAPU SCHOOL. TENORS. “ The Infant’s Prayer ’’ (Novello) “ 1 hey aak me why I love her " (Arditi) MR JOSEPH CARDER. “In Native Worth ’’ ... ... (Haydn) *• The Pilgrim of Love ... ... (Bishop) MB J. SHEARSBY. “If with all your hearts ” (Mendelssohn) “The Pilgrim of Love” ... (Bishop) MB A. H. CROsBY. “ But Thou didst not leave ” .. (Handel) “ Excelsior ” (Miss Lindsay) MR H. D’SLMAINE. HBRRIPUSCHEL and MR A. EOBEBTB. SOPRANI. “Angels ever bright and fair ”... (Handel) “ Olivia ” (Cotaford Sick) MISS THOMPSON. “ But Thou didet not leave His soul” ... ... ... (Handel) “ Sing, sweet Bird ” (Ganz) MISS KENT. CLARINETTE. National Airs, SIQ-NOE ENRICO bOROE, SIGNOR P. DB BAINES,

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