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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7808, 28 April 1905, Page 3

St. Cecilia Choral Society. TUESDAY EVENING, 2nd MAY. FIRST CONCERT IN ST. MARY'S HALL. When the Choir will begin a Selection of standard English Madrigals, Glc«s, and, Part Songs. SOLO VOCALISTS. Miss Chung, Miss Nixon, Mr F. Cornwall, Row A. Bradbury. VIOLIN & PIANOFORTE SOLOS. Accompanist Miss Moore. Conductor Mr G. 11. White. Tickets Is each, to be obtained at Cornwall's School of Music, Mrs Waugh (confectioner), of Mr Amfoury (treasurer), of any member of the Society, and of FRANK ROBERTS, Hon. Sec. Taranaki Rifle Volunteers GRAND MILITARY BALL TO BE HELD IN THE

MULL, HALL, DRILL HALL, —ON 24th MAY (VICTORIA DAY) PARTICULARS LATER. WE, the undersigned milk suppliers, give notice that the PRICE OF MILK will be RAISED to Fourpertce per Quart from Ist May to iil" October, 1900. ROBERT CIiEiMOVV. EDWARD MARFELL, LEWIS FROST. THOMAS E. CATCHt'OLE. M. WILSON. A. N. MILLS. WILLIAM D. WEBSTER. E. SIMMONS. F. S. lITTLER. E. RICHARDS. R. CROSS. •J,. G. HANOVER, 11. L. SPKNCK. W. (!. UETHELL. TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON. NEW PLYMOUTH CENTRE. Examinations in instrumental and Vocal Music will bo held about September. The last day for receiving entries is May 3rd. The fees for Preparatory, Junior, and Intermediate Divisions have been reduced. Entry Forms may bo obtained from the local Secretary, A. E. FLETCHER, . Brougham Streets*- . _ ' Mill - ' I.'