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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MASTERTON MUSICAL AND ELGGUTIONAR COMPETITIONS SOCIET\ —. PROGRAMME FOR DEMONSTRATION NIGHT, FRIDAY, 14th JULY, 1911, 8 p.m. Prize-Giving Ceremony by the Mayor 1. Piano duet, "Arabian. Danse,' (Miss Mcgregor and Wilfrid Hampton. 2. Vocal solo, "The Minstrel Boy," Stephen Bishoj 3. Action, song, Lansdowne "B.' 4. Recitation, "Midnight Charge," E. R. Wilson 5r Scotch song, "Blue Bonnets." Miss McGrego: 6. Recitation ('selected) Byron Browa 7. Sacred solo, "If With all Your Heart," H. F. Greei 8. Piano solo, "Andante and Rondo," Miss Maokaj 9. Recitation, "The Skylark," Stella Cairni 10. Duet, "Sunset," H. F. Green and Miss Edward* 11. Recitatdon, "Battle of Blenheim," Lester Pryoi 12. Humorous song, "Barney O'Hea'; Mr© J, Edwards 13. Recitation, "Love of Counltry," Winton Brown INTERVAL. Prize-Giving Ceremony by His Worship the Mayor. 14. Test Anthem, Methodist Church Choir 15. Shakespearian Recitation, "King Henry's Speech," M. St. John 16. Soprano solo, "Solveings Song," Miss Edwards 17. American monologue, "Going into the Country." (Ezra Kendall), Mr C. N. Baeyentz 18. Mezzo soprano, "Cradle Song." Mrs Wilkes 19. Piano solo, (1) Miss Pragriell (2) Miss Isa Jones 20. Humorous recitation, "Bill ' Sanith," Mis© N. Hogg 21. Irish Bong, "Father O'Flyinn" E. L. Lees 22. Shakespearian recitation, 'Qucjn Margaret's Speech," Miss Pauline Brown 23. Sacred song, (ladies), "0, Divine Redeemer," Mrs Ogilvy 24. Recitation, "Among the Buds/' Miss Maggie Williams 25. Vooai duet, "Greeting," Mis® McGregor and Miss Pinches 26. Shakespearian dialogue, "Romeo and Juliet," Mr Hebenton and Miss Hoeg. DOORS OPEN 7.30 p.m. PRICES.—Dress Circle and Orchestral stalls 3s, Stalls' 2s, Pit Ib, Stage chairs 2s. Children half price. DAY SALES at MISS RIVE'S.

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