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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 198, 3 September 1903, Page 3

Cornwall's Dan, jo, Mandolin and Guitar (M CONCERT. TO-NIGHT. Items by tha Banjo, Mandolin, and Guitar Band will include " Katudianfc'ivi" Selfio'ion of Scotch Airs Selcctictiß from " The Bohemian Girl" Selection from ' II Trovatoro'' "A Georgia <lamp Meeting" (\merran) "The Kreaks of Blaekvillc" (American) Also, a descriptive, " Egyptian Midnight i'arade." Miss Daisy Taylor will sicg— A seen* '• Vashti" (Bonhae), "II Bacio " (ArtlUi), tlue : i "The Sailor Sighs" (Balfc) with Mr K. Cornwall. Miss Gladys Cornwall v.ill sing—"The Green Isla of Erin" (Rocltel), j Coon Song "Ma Kentucky Biho." and trio "O Memory" with Mrs A. E. Syfees and Mr K. Cornwall. Mrs A. E. Sykes will sing— Trio "0 Memory" (Leslie), with Hiss Gladys and Mr K. Cornwall. Mr Kistle Cornwall will sing— Bicilitive and Oavatioo " Salve Dimora" (Gounod s Favst), duet " The Bailor Sighs" with Miss Taylor, trio "0 Memory" with Mr a Sykes and Hits Gladys Cornwall. Mr Frank Cornwall will play— A Violin Pole, Wieniawski's Legecde, o.p. 17 Master Victor Harris (age 8 years) will play— Violin Solos, Adagio and Allegro, from Handel's Sonata No 5, and Raff's Tarantella." Mr 0. H. Handley will play— A Banjo Polo, Rugby Parade Marob. Mr. H. J. Cornwall will play— Pianoforte Solo, "Lea Belles da New York," by Gustav Satter. Miss A. Thoshs, Mis 3 Gladys and Master Horace Cornwall will playZither, Mandolin, and Guitar Trio. Mr, Sumser will contribute some humourous sorgs. Accom anist ... Mr. H. J. CORNWALL STAR FOOTBALL CLUB'S Annual oooial NNU A L (OOOIAL at THEATEE ROYAL ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH. The Presentation of the First and Second Shields and Senior Gap will take Dlaoe cn this oocaaion. Tiokets: Gents, 3s; Ladle l ;, 2d. R. C&LLENDER, Hen Seo. BULB SHOW AND SALE OF WORKST MARY'S SCHOOLROOM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 1903. TARANAKt UNITED BAND OF HOPEMUSICAL, ELOCUTIONARY, AND LITERARY OONTJESTS, 1903. TO BE HELD IN WHITELEY HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29rn and 30th. Commenoing each Evening at 7.30 sharp. Seotion 1. INSTRUMKNTAL MUSIC. Solo: Piano. Duet: Piano. Violin Solo with Piano Accompaniment. Selected Piece. Seotion 2.—VOOAL MUSIO. Solo*, with or without accompaniment. Dsets and Quartets, without accompaniment (Judges : Dr. Walker, Mossrs. E. H. Tribe and G. H White). Section 3.—ftECITING. Own Selection; rot to exceed seven minutes in delivery in Classes A end B, and ten minutes in Classes 0 and L. Section 4. READING. Own Selection. Length as in Sec'.icm 3. Section S.—MODEL BIND OV HOPE ORAL ADDRKSSKS. Not to exceed ten minutes in dc'ivery Open to Oompetilors (male or female} 16 to 25 years of ag<>. Seotion 6.—IMPROMPTU ESSAY. To be written on premise*. Subject to be announced by Chairman fifteen minaUs allowed. Paper supplied. [Judges : Rev. W. R. Wooliey, Messrs. N. K. MaoDiarmid, and H. Dempsey). Dlass A—Under 9 years -Entrance, 3d. „ B—Under 12 „ „ fid. „ 0-Under 16 „ „ Wd. „ D—Over l(j „ „ Is. Rules and H--,try Forms may ba obtained! from iho Secretary. j Entries, together with entrance fpes, must! be sent to the undersigned betoie 9 p m. on I SATURDAY, 0 tjber 17th; late entries j («ith double fees) up to 0: tob;r 27th. | S. E. lIULBSRT, I Hon. Se'. 31 (c o Ambury B:os.) (LVTE EXPREBS CO.), COAL, FIREWOOD, COKE, AND CHARCOAL MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE ISLAND FRUIT IMPORTERS. District Agents for Standard Insurance Company (Fire and Marine;. Telephone No. 211. P.O. Box 27. Office and Yard: LIARDET-BTREET. ERNEST HARDY MANAQJSR,