ST. PAUL'S HALL.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12636, 25 October 1905, Page 2

ST. PAUL'S HALL.

TO-MORROW NIGHT

The full programme for the Hockey Association's concert is published on page 7. It is one of the best amateur programmes presented to a Wanganuj audience, and it is safe to predict that Sb Paul's Hall will be crowded. Miss Taia Sfci'ac 1* will sing "Douglas Gordon," by Kellie, a-nd "The Dream of Home," by L'Arditi; Miss Myra Bassett will sing "Sunshine and Rain" and "Sleep and Forget." The Banjo, Mandoline, and Guitar Club will make its initial appearance, and render two overtures, "The Master Stroke" and "Creole Belles." Mr. H. Neverman will sing "The Bnndalero" and "The log Bell." Mr. H. B. Strange will sing "Sing Me to Sleep," by Bingham, and "Echo," by Rosetti.' Messrs. H^ Were, J. D. Mcßeth, J. G. Swan, and F. H. Hatherly will render two beautiful quartettes—"War Song," by Werner, and "Serenade," by Ernshofer. Mr. E. C. Hardwicke will sing "To-morrow will be Friday." Mr. W. James' contributions will be "Good Night, Beloved" and "The Message." Mr. J. G. Swan will give a musical inonologuo (selected). Mr. Morley Evans will render two humorous songs — "The Beautiful Sea" and "The Happy Land." Mr. Stewart Austin and Mr. J. S. Lomas will act as accompanists. Tho City Band have kindly consented to play a selected programme in front of the hall between 7.30 and 8 o'clock.