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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2531, 19 May 1882, Page 2

lISITEENATIONAL IXHIBITiON. ■J^J’USIOAL CONTEST. THIS (FEIDAY) EVENING, PEOGRAMMB : SCHOOLS. "I will Fxtol Thea” 'I “ The Lullaby ” | “In the Deep, Dark Dell” ... }-J. Curwon 11 There Is Beauty Everywhere 11 ( “ Bye-and-fcya ’* J THE TAX TAPU SCHOOL. TENOE3. “ The Infant’s Prayer ” ... ... (Novello) “ Ihey ask me why I love her ” (Atditi) MR JOSEPH CARDER. “In Native Worth ’’ ... ... (Haydn) “The Pilgrim of Love ... ... (Bishop) MR J. SHEARSBY. “ If with all yonr hearts ” (Mendelssohn) “The Pilgrim of Love” ... (Bishop) MB A. H. CROi-BF. “ But Thon didst not leave ” (Handel) “ Excelsior ” ... ... (Mias Lindsiy) MR H. D’SLMAINE HERR PUSCHEL and MR A. HOBEBTS. SOPEANT. “ Angela ever bright and fair ’’... (Handel) “ Olivia ” (Ootsford Dick) MIS 3 THOMPSON. “ But Thou didst not leave His soul ” (Handel) “ Sing, sweet Bird ” (Ganz) MISS KENT. CLAEINETTE. National Airs, SIGNOR ENRICO !>ORGE, SIGNOR P. DE BAINES CONTE A.LTI. “Oh, rest in the Lord ”... (Mendelssr hn’ “It was a Dream ” (Oowea^ MISS C. M. GRAY, MI 38 KITCHEN.

EAEITONES AND BASSES. " Pro Peocatis ” (Rossini) "Oh, oh! Hear the wild winds Blow’* (Tito Mattei) ME E. HAMMOND. "Honor and Arms ” (Handel) "The Wolf” (Shield) MR A, HUXTABLE. “ Thou hast gone up on high ” (Messiah) "’iiu when to sleep the world retires” (Bishop) ME H. LANE, MR J. H. EDMONDS. y e o lbe e NQLYSHE F AYEE. Y e FAYES OP YE OLDEN TYME. PAYEE OP MEREIE ENGLAND. QUEEN’S BIBTHDAT, 24th MAY, 1883, YE DEILLE SHBDDB. GRANDE OPENING CEBEMONIE. The full particulars of which will shortly appear. WELCOME ODE BY YE ROYAL HEEALDE. YE QUEENE’S PROCESSION. Ye Heraldes. Ye Pages. Ye Beefeaters Ye Gallants Ye Beadles Ye Knyghtes YE MAIE POLE DANCES. YE MOEEICB DANCES. Ye Procession of Ye Baby Queene. Ye Procession in Ye Sedan Choirs Ye May Queen’s Coronation, Ye Olde Eoglysho Dances. YE RICHARDSON’S SHOWE. YK RICHARDSON’S SHOWE. YE RICHARDSON’S SHOWE. Performances from 2 to 5 p.m., and from 8 to 10 p.m. DRAMA. BURLESQUE, COMEDY. Pares and Pantomime. Ye Champione Pnnche and .India of ye Worlde. Ye olde Chelsea Bun-house. Ye oldTabardelnne. Atte 9 of ye clocke, there willen be a GRANDE DISPLaIB op FIREWORKES, Conducted by one MAISTES HAREIE VINCENT, From yo Theatre Royal, Sydney.

No extra charge made for side ahowes, and everything willon be dona to make ye fayre attractive and Bncoessfolle, and ye charge for entrannce widen be within ye reach of alle. Fud particulara willen shortlia appeare. OFFICE of“tB FATEE, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Near Commercial Hotel) where every information will be given. R. HELLER, General Manager. T. BALDWIN KIGBYE, Secretary. M. J. ABRAHAMS, Agent in Advance. 5-18 508 LAN CAS I’ER PARK. SATURDAY, MAY 20th. PROGRAMME: To commence a - 1.30 pm, 1. Tog of War Competition. Open to same trams that competed on May 6lh. First prize, £lO. 2. 120 Yards’Handicap. Prizes, £3, £2, £l. 3. Two Mile Bicycle Handicap. Prizes, value £2, £l. 4. Half-mile Handicap. Prizes, £3, 82. 5. Two Mile Walking Handicap. Prizes, £4, £2. 6. Ten Mile Bicycle Handicap. Prizes, value £3 10j, £1 10s. A Football Match, arranged by the Canterbury Rugby Union, will be played on the ground. Sides—England v Colonies. Play to commence at 2.30 p.m. E. C. FARR, 2224 Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. WINTER GOODS. ADCLIPFH & J OUGHIN Are now making their FIRST SHOW OP NEW WINTER DRESS GOODS, Including a Large Delivery of British Homespuns an! Bradford Cashmeres, &o. Also, Black French Merinos, Cashmeres, And the New “ Soarboro” Serges, in black and colors (Highly recommended for general durability ) Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets, and Ulsters, And the Latest Fashions in Millinery Goods. HEAVY GOODS. Blankets, Flannels, Sheetings, Quilts, Flannel Shirtings, Calicoes and Linens of excellent make and value. BUADEOKD HOUSE, VICTORIA STREET. CHRISTCHURCH THAVE MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security, and in sums to suit borrowers. JOHN JOYCE, Solicitor, Hereford street, Christchurch,