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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 16, Issue 904, 29 December 1870, Page 3

THIS EVENING Napier Musical Society. >HE SOCIETY'S FIFTH CONCERT will bo held in' the Odd Fellows' Hall, on the' evening of THURSDAY,, the 29th December. PROGRAMME, PART I. 1. Overture—"Pre au cleres"... ... Auber 2. Glee—" Ye waters flow tranquilly " Philpot 3. Duett—Violin and Piano , Do Beriofr 4. Son# —" Why do I weep for thee ? " Wallace 5. Duett—Cornet & Clarionet (Piano accompaniment) " The Two . Minstrels" .... .., Glorer 6. Song—" Home they brought her warrior dead" Lindsay 7- Quartette and Chorus—(Band accompaniment) " Sottly falls the Moonlight" , Christy PART 11, 8, Overture—" Figaro " Mozart 9. Soug—"The Harp that ouce thro' Tara's Halls" ... ... Irish Air 10. Piano Solo—" La Violette " Henri ller.z 11. Duett—" The Gipsy Countess" ... Glover 12. Chorus—" The Young May Moon" Irish Air 13. Soup—" Breathe not that Name" Barker 14. Maret* - —"The Wedding March*' Mendelssohn 15. Selections from " Lay of the Boll" Romberg Doors open at 7 30 , to commence at 8 o'clock, Front seats, 4s; bade seats, 2s 6d, S. J. STEDMAN, 4127 Hon, Sec. NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAY. IHE NAPIER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, in conjunction with the NAPIER and ME A NEE. CRICKET CLUBS, purpose holding a PICNIC in MrHALLETT's Paddock, MEANEE, on MONDAY, 2nd January, 1871. Programme, k, in future advertisement. 11, RUDMAN, 4130 Hon. Sec. Committee, To be Baffled At Mr HOOPER'S Hairdressing and Shampooing Saloon, Hastings street, on a day of which due notice will be given, ONE of WHEELER & WILSON'S celebrated SEWING MACHINES. 2q Members at 10s. each. 4136 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PuBT AHUIURI. Proprietress •■• ••• Mrs. Charles. fTIHE Public of Hawkes Bay are J_ respectfully apprised that the conduct of the above well known Establishment has now, owing to an unfortunate event, devolved upon Mrs. CHARLES, who sincerely thanks all for past favors, and confidently relies upon a continuation of that support so freely accorded to her late husband. 12th Dec. 1870. 4104 Summer Luxuries. THEN fiercely glows the summer ' sun, At morning or at noon, It is a thorough treat to stroll To Hooper's cool Saloon. For there the gentle Zephyrs seem For ever pleased to be, And keep the neads of mortal men From heat's oppression free. And there, in quietude and peace, The mind is kept serene, While through the glossy locks revolves The pleasing brush machine. And there can also be enjoyed- - Midst every comfort too,— The luxury of modern days— An exquisite shampoo. And therefore, we again repeat, When sun doth glow, To Hooper's cool Saloon it is A thorough treat to go. Hair-cutting and Shampooing Saloon, HASTITOS-ST&EET. *?