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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2595, 28 February 1889, Page 3

Notices Will give a POPULAR CONCERT, Assisted by pupils and friends, in the PUULfC HALL, HAMILTON, lIN' Thursday Eveniag, February 28th Procuammk.—Part I. 1. Overture H.L.I. Band l>. Piano Duct—Sonata (Mozart) ...Miss Missen and Miss Lena Knox ;-!. Piano Solo—"lnimor Wieder " ; (Willorn Yiinderwell)...Mis3 Ada Cross 4. Song—" The Blind Girl to her Harp " (Stephen Glover)... Miss Swan 5. Piano Duet — " Mary Blanc " ... Miss Alice lii-ll and Jliss May Missen (j. Song—" KilUrney " (lialfc) ... Mrs Maxwell 7. Piano S )10-'"Sonatiuc in G. Major" (Bce.ihov! n ; ...Miss May Missen S. Song--"Only Once Mure" (Frank Moir) ... Mrs Council 9. Piano Solo — " lMarche Tunjue'" (Mozart)... Mi** Alice Bull 10. Song—"Come, Birdie, Come "...Miss Smyths 11. Piano Solo —" Polonaise " (Op. -10, Chopin) ... Miss Missen 12. Piano Duet—" Turkisi'hcv Marscha" (Beethoven) ... MUss A<U Ctoss and Miss May Missen. Interval of Ten Minutes. Paut 11. 1. Overture (Mozart)... Miss Misson and Miss Lena Knox •2. Kuiur— " Nobody's Di'ling Sleep? Peacefully Now" (T. Archer)...Mm Cross 3. Piano Solo — Highland Schottische Miss Nellie I'.'jid 4. Song—"The Kerry Dancer' (J. L. Molloy) by request... Mits Swan 5. Piano Solo-" Biilish Guards" Quickstep " (Pauei)...iMiss Lena Knox (i. Sons.; —" \\'ii.itiiig" ... Mrs Maxwell 7. Piano Duet — "Sunatine '' (Diabelli, Op. - 24)...Mi5i Miswu and Miss L. Parr S. Sung—" Takii Me Home Again to "Mother''...Miss Ca=sidy !.). L'i.'ino Solo—"Home, Sweet Home (S. Tha!l;eiu'!...N!i.-s Missrn 10. Sona (selnctcd) Mr Jaci.l 11. Piano Diiet-"C'hil[)eri(;'' (Sydney Sini'.!:)...Mi£=! Mi=..=eu ami Miss Len:i Knc-x. J ■'. Prt'si'sif:.'io:: of M cilals won at Waikalo Ai:Mi>'- :■■ ."'V Swimming Races by ti., J.'.ay.-.'ii:.-.-.. (MI , " Coates). (ii;L> :v.'. j: tijk Qckkx. One Shilling. Doors (ip;n id 7.."!.); commence at 8 sharp. /-IAMBVUDGF, ATHLETIC SPORTS. S. Patricks Day, MONDAY', ism MARCH, ISS9. Pkockammi:. 1. BOYS' RACI\ under IU; l.'iO yards handicap —Ist prize, 10s; 2nd, 2s (jil. i'lutranco, Is. ■2. MAIDKX L-'LAT lIACIO, 120 yards --Ist prize, MOs ; 2nd, 10s. Lntraucc, 2.i. 3. CAMBRIDGE CUP HANDICAP: Ist stage, 120 yards —1 prize, £10 : 2nd, £'■); 3rd, CI. Entrance, 10,-. -[.RUNNING HIGH .JUMP— Ist prize, I.")?; 2nd, .Is Entrance, If. 6 HALL' , -MILK HANDICAP — Ist prize, n ; 2nd, .11 ; 3rd, 10s. Entrance, -Is. 0. EOUil PART RACE, viz., Walk, 50 yards ; hop, ."i0 yards ; all-fours, t ~,O 'yards ; and run f>o yards — Ist prizv, i'l 10s ; 2nd, 10s. Entrance, 7. CAMBRIDGE CUP : 2nd 250 y.u'ds. S. VAULTIMr WITH POLK- Ist prize, £1 ; 2nd, s*. Entrance, Is. •J. OLD MEN'S RACE, over -.15, 100 yards. 10. CAMBRIDGE CUP: ."id and iin.il stage, -I-10 yards. 11. THUEE STANDING Jb'Ml'S—lst prize, I."h; 2nd, .")s. Entrance, Is. 12. HURDLE RACK HANDICAP, 200 yards, over eight Ilights hurdles ;*ft. Ijin. high —Ist prize, £2; 2nd, 10.-. Entrance, 2s Gd. i;:. BOYS' RACK, under 12 ; 100 yards Ist prize, 7s Gd ; 2nd, 2s (3d. Entrance tree.

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