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Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 10, 31 July 1930, Page 8

GRAND CONCERT TO-NIGHT at 8 TO-NIGHT JULY 31st. ST. JAMES'S HALL, In Aid of Anglican Home Scout Troop Performers. Miss DELL O'KANE (pianiste). Miss MONA CARRICK (contralto). Miss MARJORIE LEE (soprano).. Miss JESSIE DUNNETT( elocutionist and singer). Mrs. JULIA SCHMIDT (soprano). Mr. ERNEST GLADINGr (baritone). Mr. ASSHETON HARBORD (humorous entertainer). Mr. A. G. FLANAGAN (bass-ibaritone) Mrs O'KANE (accompanist). Splendid Programme.Prices 2/- and I/-. ■ i : »— ~ MUSIC WEEK—August 3—9. ■"HYMN-. OF PRAISE" . (Mendelssohn) Will be sung Next Sunday Evening in the "Methodist Qhureh :: Lower Hutt By the Chtirch Choir. Soloists —Mrs W. G. Schmidt (soprano) Miss Dorothy Capes (2nd soprano) Mr. W. E. Saundera (tenor). Organist.—Mr. C. R. Horman. Conductor —Mr. Ernest Dawsoh. PLTJ»fKET sbtfl^lTY. LOWER HUT BRANCH. The ANNUAL MEETNG of the above Society will be held in the Plunket Room, Riddiford Park on the evening of THURSDAY, 14tii August at 8 p.m. The speaker will be Dr. Ada Paterson, Director of Scliool Hygiene, N.Z. Health Department. "' Business —Nomination and Election of. OmceTS. . AH interested in the Society's work are invited to attend. .;■*&»; WINTER :■* SALE *•■ ; Usual Price. Saile PJdce 1/- Children's Fleecy Bloomers 9d pr. 1/11 Ladies' Fleecy Bloomers 1/6 pr 4/6 Maids' Cardigans ..........^ 2/11 7/11 Ladies' Cardiga.ns 4/11 4/11 Boys' Pullovers . • 3/6 7/11 Men's Pollovers ....... 5/11 l/~ Striped flannelette 9d, yd 176 Coloured Winceyette = 1/3 yd 1/11 Pure Silk Itagi 1/7^ yd 1/9 46in. Damask .......... 1/3 yd. Remnants, Odameixts, etc., at-OWattng Pticesi A. D. JO^SkW^Co CUBA STREET :: AUCETOWN Bandwiek JUwf :-: MOERA STOKES VA3DLBY PUBLIC HALL ' Wilt be held on SATURDAY/ kp®V&i' 2ti&' at 8 p.m. :: Goo^1 Supper : airid PitJ»3. Ladies l/Jo. ' .2/-; Dbuble 3/-. •MifiaQ by' Mra.vttbttti.' JOHN" PAtl*E; 'Hon.' See.

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