AMUSEMENTS. |ITY HALL. CITY HALL. VJ CARISBROOK AMATEUti ENTERTAIN MENT. WEDNESDAY EVENING. PROGRAMME. Orchestral Selection —' Pergola.' Cariabrook Orchestra. Club Exercises.—By the Misses M. Turton, L. Rattray, D. Bathgate, 0. Kettle, M. Melland, D. Bartleman, C. Graham, A. Woodhouse, and A. Clarke. Song—'The King's Courier.'—Mr E. Bray. Exercises on Parallel Bars by Dunedin Gym nastic Club. Plantation Song—' Dinah' (chorus and in charac ter).—By the Misses Greenwood (solo), S. Graham, F. M'Lean, L. Roberts, C. Graham, G. Rattray, E. Ulrich, Messrs Gully, Hogg, Oldham, Branson, Harris, and Haggitt. Recitation.—Miss Gross. Tableaux Vivant—'The Mysteries of Golf.'— By the Misses R. and S. "Webster, Messrs Roberts and J. O. Kettle. Selection ' Poet and Peasant.' Carisbrook Orchestra. Exercise on Horizontal Bar.—By the Dunedin Gymnastic Club. Song —'Nymphs and Fairies.' Miss Lily Shand. Tableaux Vivant—' The Gipsy Camp' (with dance). —By the Misses N. Farquhar, R. Farquhar, and E. Macassey, Messrs Roberts, Macassey, and H. G. Kettle. Recitation—Mr A. C. Hanlon. Plantation Song (in character)—' Lazily, Lazily, Drowsily, Drowsily.'— Miss F. M'Lean (solo). Tickets—Reserved Seats, 3s ; Circle and Stalls, 2s; Pit, One Shilling. Box plan at 0. Begg and Co.'s. FOREIGN MISSIONS. RINITY WESLEYAN CHURCH, L Stuart strkrt. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 7.30 r.M Mr A. J. ANDREWS, Missionary from New Guinea, will give an Address, accompanied with Lantern Views, and will also sing Native and Descriptive Songs. ST. JOHN'S HALL, ROSLYN. "AIKORAI FOOTBALL CLUB'S ART UNION AND BAZAAR.
