The music-loving portion of the community are reminded that the Ovide Musin series of concerts heginat the Princess's on Monday night. Since liis former visit to this Citv M. Musin has aug mented his company by two more instru mentalists—viz , Miss Constance Hatherley (harpist) and Mr Alfred Hill (violinist). These additions with M. Musin, Madame Musin, and Herr fcduard Scharf make the combination a particularly strong one. Mr Alfred Hill, who hails from Wellington, is well known not only a-j a first-class violinist, but also as a musical composer. It is the intention of M. Musin to play some of Mr Hill's works during his season, so as to allow the public of Dunedin to hpar the best compositions of a New Zealand musician. The soiso'i is limited to three nights, an the company are to reappear at Christchurch during carnival week.
