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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVI, Issue 77, 3 April 1902, Page 3

MARLBOROUGH ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. ST. ANDREW'S HALL. FIRST CONCERT, 1902 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9tk. Programme. Parti. "Occasional" Overture ... Handel Song, " 'Mid the Hush of the Twilight" ... Piccolomini (Violin Obbligato, Mrs Edwards) Mr J. Rose. Piano. Solo, "Valseßrilliante" Chopin Miss Turner. Mexican Dance, " Roses and Thorns" ... ...Videvique Song, "Awake!" ... ... Felis»ier Mrs H. J. Fraser. Duet for Violins," Symphonic Concertante" ... ••• Dancln Mrs Edwards and Mr Cheek. Movement No. 7 Symphony... Haydn Part 11. Selection, " Siege of Rochelle" Balfe Song (selected) Mr K. Moore. Trio (piano., violin, 'cello): "Allegro con spirito" ; " Allegro vivace" ... Gurlitt Master Cheek, Mr Cheek, Mr Hale. Vocal Duet, "The Earth Smiles Greenly" ... Jackson (Orchestral accompaniment) Mrs Lucas and Mr Rose. Song, " Sometimes" ... Sullivan Mr T. Orr. Selection, "Songs Without Words" ... Mendelssohn God Save the King ! Conductor ... ... Mr R. J. Logan Leader of Orchestra ... MrsJEdwards Pianiste ~ ...Miss McArtney Vocal Accompanist ... Miss Turner TICKETS: .2/Obtainable from Stationers and Music-sellers, and members. Admission by ticket only. Piano kindly lent by Dresden Coy. E. HAY, Hon. Sec. ANNIVERSARY SOCIAL. T OVAL RENWICK LODGE OF JLj ODDFELLOWS, No. 5507. In the Hall, Renwicktown, on APRIL 9th, 1902. Tickets: Gentlemen, 3s; Ladies Free. Dancing. Concert Programme. Card Room. Refreshments. D. E. LESLIE, P.S. to the Lodge. BOROUGH OF BLENHEIM. NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Borough of Blenheim proposes to borrow the sum of Two Thousand Pounds by way of Special Loan for the purpose of reerecting the Literary Institute. 1. Schedule of works proposed to be undertaken: Re-erection of Literary Institute, Alfred Street, Blenheim, in such manner that a revenue shall be derived therefrom to pay interest and sinking fund. 2. The sum proposed to be borrowed is £2000. 3. Rate which is proposed as security for the Loan: A first charge on the General Rate of the Boiiough. Wm. NOSWORTHY, Town Clerk. DISTRICT ORDERS. IPART of the Coronation Con- • tingent proceeding to England will be formed of men taken from the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and sth Contingents in following proportion: 4 men from Ist, 7 men each of 2nd and 3rd, and 14 men from each of 4th and sth Contingents. 2.N.Z. Government will find uni- , forms and quarters whilst men are being mobolised, and passages and a lump sum of £20 to each man, the Imperial Government providing free quarters for the men whilst in England. 3 MEASUREMENTS which must , be strictly adhered to are: Height not less than sft. 10in., chest measurement 38 inches, age over 20 and under 30. 4 NON-COMMISSIONED Officers , may apply on the understanding that if accepted they will be liable to go as troopers. Those applying must present themselves before the senior Volunteer Officer in or near the place where they reside, who in forwarding their names to the officer commanding the district will certify that they satisfy all, conditions ; measurements to be strictly taken. 5 THE height, age, chest measure- , ment, number of the contingent and the squadron of it in which each applicant served, must b8 clearly stated. 6 OFFICERS must forward all ap- , plications by wire if necessary to the officer commanding district, Nelson, to reach him not later than Noon of SATURDAY, sth inst. By Order, S. V. TRASK, Lieut, and Adjutant.