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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 75, 2 April 1904, Page 3

Theatre royal, New Plymouth. EASTER MONDAY, AI'RIL 4th. CORNWALL'S BANJO, MANDOLIN, AND GUITAR CLUB'S CONCERT. A JJRIGIIT AND SI'AIIKLTNG ENTERTAINMENT. VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL, AND HUMOROUS. I'ROG RAAUIE : I'art J. 1. Selection—(a) Regulation March (li) "Evergreen Waltz" Mandolin, Guitar and llanjo Band. 2. Duet—"Alliion" (llraluim) Messrs. K. Cornwall and McEwmi

lianjo Quintette—"Darkies' Festival," Messrs F, Cornwall, ModIcy, JJayley, Ross and Whitoumbe 4. Song—"The Message" (iUumentlial) Mr K. Cornwall 5. Selection in) "Yes, 1 Will Rest" (II Travatore), (b) Coon Melodies. 0. Songs—"Sing Me to Sleep " ((Jreene) (b) "Four-leal' Clover " OVilleby) Miss Gladys Cornwall 7. Pianoforte Solo —"AulVordenmg /mie Tanz'' Weber) Mr 11. J. Cornwall 8. Song—"(Jood-bye'' (Tosl i) Mrs A. R Sykes 9. Selection —"The Darky's Dream'' Mandolin, Guitar and Hanjo liand. Part IT. 10. Selection—(a) "Homo Love/' (bj 1 N.jjjuUu* Melodies Mandolin, Uuiiar and 1 lan jo Band. 11, Song—" Angels Guard Thee" {Godard) Mr McFwon (obligato Air F. Cornwall). Violin Solo—",)th Air Varied " (l»e JJeriot) Mr F. Cornwall ltt. Song—"Oh ! That W'v Two Were Maying" (X'uvin) Miss Gladys Cornwall 1«1. Banjo Quintette—"Whistling Ruins," Messrs Cornwall, Medley, Bayley, Ross and Whitcombe. 15. Humorous Catch—"Celia's Cha mis" Messrs K. Cornwall, H, J, Cornwall, F. Cornwall and McFwen. 10, Selection (a) "Grenadiers' March Past,"

£b) of Hlackville," Mandolin, Guitar and Bonjo Baml. TICKETS 2s. TICKETS 2a. STAR SPOUTS. Easter* Monday. THE RECORD MEETING OP TAIIANAKI. FIRST Al'l J rOAUAXCI4|pB|kE Of L. C. McLAL'IILAN, The Champion Ilunocr. Also, C. J. MORRIS, }. The Australian Ci'ack Spring'. HIGHLAND EVENTS IN (SRBAT VARIETY. Pipers and Town Bunds in attendMQST_ KEAUTIEI;J, OROUNDS IN i liV r-OtJTHEK.N lIKMISI'IIK Hg.—. UELAYEI) TRAINS. EXCURSION EAIiES. .J. ELLIOTT, lion. SocroUirv.

NEW PLYMOUTH Horticultural Society. J, C. GEORGE, Esq,, President. THE AUTUMN SHOW Will bo held in the THEATRE KOYAL -OnTHURSDAY, 7Ut APRIL, 1901.GRAND DISPLAY OF FLOWERS ! FRUIT ! and VEGETABLES ! See SPECIAL PRIZE LIST in Cattle,v's window, where entries close on APRIL Gtli. Full particulars, catalogues, etc., from the Secretary. ARC 111 111 HOOKER, Secretary. TARANAKI RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. THE GRAND MILITARY BAZAAR, To be held in DRILL HALL on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, April 14th, 15th, and 10th. A FINE DISPLAY OF STALLS. Bran Tubs, Gipsy Tent, Fairy Well, and Novel Side Shows, drawing Competition for School Children. COMTC SINGING COMPETITIONS. PHYSICAL DRILL COMPETITION. For Squads of four men ; open to all volunteers. Note—For particulars of prizes, etc., in competitions, see Posters. Further Particulars in future issue. ERNEST CLARKE, Jinn. Secretary. GARDEN PARTY, IN 'AID OE THE VICTORIA MAORI .GIItLS.'- SCHOOL; AUCKLAND, To be held in the garden and grounds of Richard Cock, Esc|., Mayor, on tin; afternoon of THURSDAY, the 21st. of APRIL. Further particulars'later on. THE ASSOCIATED HOARD OF THE IIOYAL AC At HOMY OF MUSIC AND ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC OF LONDON. EXAMINATIONS for 1901 will lie held us under, viz. : Elements of Music, Harmony and Counterpoint., on the 4th June. Practical Examinations in Vocal and Instrumental Music at a date to be announced later. Gold and Silver Medals will be given to the candidates taking first and second places on the Honours list in New Zealand. Music published for last year's examinations may be used this year. Copies of Regulations and SyllubUß can be had on application to the undersigned, F. W. RICHMOND, \ Representative.