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d. Social success. at n. Harai'a" Hotel.

The Hawaiian Hotel has rarely been so
handsomely decorated as it, was last Tuesday
night, the occasion being the hail in honor Of
Queen Nictora's birthday and for the benefit
OF the British Benevolent Society one OF the
worthless, of our local institutions.
The entrance drives were flanked with
ilarirg flambeaux, little needed in the bright
moonshine. yet adding greatly to the general
effect.
The entrance siarwayS, mauka and makai,
were arched by branches of date palm, ranged
with artistic naturalness along the balus,rades.
The main dining room had been transformed
into dancing hall for the OCCASION. The
floor was canvassed. Over the entrance from
the central hall were draped two Hawaiian
Jacks, their folds caught up at the sides and
fastened behind boque,s in which 6lics and
ferns were most conspicuous. The house flag
of the British Commissioner, an English flag
with the royal arms in the centre, hung at The
eastern end Of the makai arch way, on the
opposite side being the royal Hawaiian
standard On the west side OF the room were
the Portuguese standard and the Stars anc
Stripes. a, the mauka end, Queen Kapiolani.
house flag and the Union Jack. On the cas-
wall large French flag.
The floral decorations Of the dancing hal
were simple but elegantly effective. Between
the flags at the mauka end was the inscription
God Save the Queen in blossoms OF doubl,
red seranium and plumerias, on dainty back
ground of ferns.
Between and across the flags, completed,
environing the room, were ropes Of flowers ant
ferns, with nosegays and cross knots at inter
walls.
A mosi inviting supper was spread in tn
hotels elegant private dining room, in crafty
ing evidence that Acting Manager Graham, tn
chef and the head steward we're no, unnindfu
OF their important trusts.
King Kaakaua. many OF the diplomatic an,
consular corps, most Of the British residents
and many society people of other nationalitie
were present, and, Of course, the dancing
young people were in force.
Messrs. +. K. Walker, A. MoKibbin, W
II. Baird and w. Lishman were the com
mitiee Of reception. And Mr.. Henry MaciaI
lane made an accomplished and popular foo
manager
God Save the Queen
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Attention Is called TO the new advertisement
Saratoga House as hrst-class restaurant. Mr..
Barber is thoroughly experienced in his line Of
business and will do everything in his power to
contribute TO the comfort Of his guests.
Mr.. John Mott, the popular proprietor Of
the stove and tin ware establishment at No. 8
kahumanu street, has new advertisement in
our columns TO which we invite the attention
Of the trade. Mr.. Motifs stock is in full lines
and selected with view To keeping up with
the times.
The six-foot-two young man who went out
in Sundays rain in his new white flannel suit,
is now advertising Tor three foot and "A half
circus dwarf who wants to buy secondhand
clothing. II this young man had been sensible.
instead Of buying white flannel suit, he would
have gone 10 Mr.. l.. Is. Kerr, Merchant,
Tailor, No. ~ Merchant street, and ordered
one OF those elegant suits Of clothing which
"ken" makes at such reasonable prices and
which gives satisfaction To every purchaser
Give him trial and you will be well t.iied
The "Elile lce-Cleam Parlors" is now
re-opened, in hrsi.eiass style, in the new
building just erected a, No. S. Hotel
street.-the former site of the premises
destroyed BY FIRE. These rooms have been
elegantly fitted up with handsome papering.
gil, mouldings. etc, by Mr.. Henry Han,
manager for the pfoprieiors. Messrs. NJ. w.
McChesney q Son, and will afford a delightful
place 81 resort. There are sixteen private
boxes, handsomely fnrnised with marblelop
tables, pictures, mirrors, etc, and in the room
in front there viii lie tempting display Of
confectionery, pastry. cakes, etc, together
with choice selection Of eunos arranged in
cabinets and glass show eases. The articles
served will be Of The 6nesi quality, as first
class baker. ooafec,ionSf. and ice.eream maau.
faeiurer, has jus, arrived by steamer Alameda,
having been specially engaged TO give his per.
sonal attention to this department. A visit
will well repay any one foo the time sp~nl in
inspecting these eissaD, p'eaisen.
"whs, are you up TO p inquired the man Of
the small hoy. whom he found digging at ,h<
entrance u a soodchuck's hole. ''i'm trying
to dig on, voodehuek." vss the sp,y. Tn
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The Choral Ci.b.

The new musical society has the following
active members; Mrs. ]. Z. Haniord and
Misses +. ". Hall and Besgl.a Won Holt,
Alice Renton and Gotta Mist, sopranos
Mrs. J. +. Brown and Misses Mary McBryde.
Lula Moore, Marie Won Holt and Patty
Rhodes, alios; MeSsr. T. X. Walker, Tom
May and W. II. Baird, tenor; Mess.s- c. NJ.
Cooke, a. 7, Atkinson. fred Whitney. 7. NJ.
siarkey and {. n. White. bassos; Mr.. J. W.
yarDiley. musical director.
The new society has already shown ability
10 do good work Il has talent and taste.
CONSCIENTIOUS sigdy will do much ior its mem.
beers, individually and collectively. The OF,
ganiIation has the sympathy and confidence Of
Music loving community behind 1t; aud We
trust its future may be long and prosperou,
onr
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4 Prosecution for Conspiracy.

All day ON the solh and part Of the ,7th
inst, was occupied in the Police Court In the
hearing OF prosecution for conspiracy against
Wong Tai Poon and Kauhane two policemen
and All Lni and Iupou, two Chinese conicd.
creates The prosecution arose from two
prosecutions OF the previous week; one against
Sing Chew lot Illicit liquor selling and the
other against Sing Chew and Ing ing for at.
tempting to bribe policeman Kauhanc, in both
OF which cases the iout persons now charged
with conspiracy, were witnesses. In the for.
mer cases the defendants were acquitted,
Justice Bickciton at the time making some
very severe reflections upon the general repu.
tation of the crown witnesses, as also upon the
contradictory character of tho evidence given
by them. The judges opinion Of these men
had evidently not been improved by what had
been since brought to his knowledge, lie
said he was very much astonished to find that
Wong Tai roon had not been suspended to
await the final result of his prosecution at least
He certainly thought that such man as thi,
and the previous trials had proved Wong Tai
roon had no business ever to hold any position
under government That with him and such
men as he had used to assis, him at large. nc
one could feel safe. Tai Poon had not only
committed perjury himself but had subornet
perjury. He was of the opinion that the rev
Citations made at these trials would no, onll
warrant the MARSHALL in dismissing this defend
al, from the service, but tina, in good consci
ence a dismissal was demanded. While h,
appeared 10 be impressed with the idea tina
Wong Tai Poon was the worst offender Of tn
lot he said he had no hesitation in comm,tin,
court. Messrs, lIartwcl and Whiting mp
peared for the prosecution and Mr.. Hatch 70
the defendants.
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"Clearin' up2' replied the old settler.
II hain't ben able to see no sign o'any
clearin' up yit. 1t usety be, b'gosb, that
ey could go little by the moon in makin'
yer calculations bout things; but fur all
the use the moon is now fur that, we
mowt jest as wall scoop the in'ards auter
skim milk cheese, light taller dip an
put it in it, an hang it up on flag
pole. ! ben sayin' along durin' this
damp spell, wait till the moon
changes, an this weather III flop roun
with jerk, an we'll hev it dryer n a
Temperance picnic, an colder n an
icicle off N the North Pole Wal, the
moon changed t other day, but Std e
the weather fetchin' up with short
jerk an takin' the back track, it just
tuck to rainin' all the harder, an gives
me durn nice record for KNOWN q
thing or two. tell ye, b gosh, tina,
those gastrominers that's settin' uE
nights all over the country, pokin' theii
spy glasses round, DRAWN bead on q
comet ev'ry little spell, an gossipin
bout what they imagin they've found
out, like lot o ole women at tes
party is piayin hob with things in thi.
maundane spear. For we knowd' thai
they was mountains on the moon things
worked all right. We know'd jist wen &c
'spect wet weather an wen we war
gointer hey drout; wen to 60 fishin
an wen to kill our pigs, But now were
gittin' too smart, an we don't know
nothin'. Twon't s'prixe me durn bit tc
wake up some fine mornin' an fine
ev'rything drowned out, or burned up
or knocked pizzle-jee-wang by come
gettin' on its ear. 'rwon't, bgoso"-
| AZ y CnN
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"Yes," sand noted detective, 81
have seen great many queer things in
my experience. discovered a good
many gigantic frauds, supposeP
ventnred an admirer, "But, between
you and !, the most complete piece Of
deception ever saw was women,
young and pretty, could have sworn
he was all angle "But she WASN'T"
81 should say not. She has the temper
of a wrlwind, and when she gets mad
the very earth seems 10. shake "Good
gracious And how did you manage to
get down to her true character" swell,
i--ahem 'ihe fact is ! married her. =
PiiiadrLph 0 Gall
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man laughed hrttily, aud then said "Why,
~, boy, YOU can dlg uai q voolehurk The
hoy, without pao,lng in his work, exclaimed ,
stranger. I've gu 90 dig him oui we'te out
vi meat At hum 1t Is sal to he pui to such
Nmit in order to live. The better plan would
I've to esrcrj thJ anne amour, Of labor in
doing something hat viii earn money and
then take III, cash aud ~ 10 Mcssr. Henry
y, Mclntrc y Bro,, and purchase supply ~
their tine groceries and provisions especially
one Of those Wesphalia hams imported direct
from Germany by steamer and mil. not forget.
ting an assortment " their fresh canned goods
and fresh roasted and ground cohccs, a. well
as teas aud the ihuusand aud one other articles
in their line
Moses he called out to his son, who Va,
reading tho paper, "vhas war coming in
Europe p mo, ladder dot yhas all settled
oor' "vhns der cholera coming ?" ono,
ladder "Da You rcad OF sheep epidemic
dot Kills EN- all oiI und bring, up dcr price Of
wuol2 emo" "Vhas der cotton crop all
buucd1' "No, II vhas fine "Nhas dc,
some more earthquakes. floods, OF cyclones p
"No, one "Vhcli, Moses 1t vhas all RICH,
ust der same, We begin tomorrow to mark
up all goods twenty per cent ON account 81
der shmal.poS, which may Kill OH all del
peoples next winter There arc two ways o
doing business ono is by marking mtieles VI
twenty per cent, above their market value, .,
in the above instance and the other, ans
btits, way is by undersellng your competitors
The latter is the method adopted by til,
"Union Feed Company corner Queen IN,
Edinburgh streets, whose large and well Sc
lce,cd stock OF hay and grain, bran, boilct
lnseed meal and oil cake meal attracts clos,
buyers. They. also, keep on hand. cut hay IL
grain sacks, and fine rice straw for bedding
put up in convenient sire bales a few o
those celebrated Liverpool salt sacks Tor hors,
rubberS a, 90 cts. each.
| "Now, John, said father to his gawk,
son, ''it's about time you SO, married and set
tied down in home Of your own" "Bu,
don't know any girls 10 sc, married 10, whine,
John. oily around and get acquainted will
some that is the way I did when was young
How do you suppose ever got married ?
inquired the old gentleman. "Well, sal,
John, pi,ifully. ''you married mother, and Nv,
got to marry a strange girl. " I, is no wondc
that young man should feel embarrassed a
popping the question. to strange girl, OF
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The pisine Help Supplement. Nct Sub.
sii,uis will &c Pastor cuzan's theme Sunday
morning. Ia the evening, By appointment d
the Hawaiian Board. Rev. 5. (. Bishop sill
preach the annual home missionary sermon.
The Bethel e~as'-gatson ~iii unite With thai o.
For Street. All are invited.
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The Friend for June comes promptly to hand
AS brigh, in appearance and preparation as a
Spreckes dollar. II announces that hereafter
MIR. w. b. Ocson, principal Of the Hio
Boarding School will have charge OF page in
the interests Of education. None better.
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Las; Monday there was good attendance
Al Kapiolani Park to witness the ,hIee-quareI
oi.a.mile dash for sweepstakes OF SIoo each |;
the entries being W. II. Cornwalrs May ID. !;
L. b. Miles Maybell, and Harry Agnew's
Eva. The day was warm, indeed quite suliry
during the afternoon, and the clouds that re-
NAMED after the previous nights storm still
threatened rain. As is usual the race did no,
take place until over an hour after the adyef-
iised time. and il vas almos, four O'Clock before
the horses were brough, to the starting point,
The horses were all in good condition, wei!
groomed, and ably handled. The ling and
several members Of the royal family were pres
ent. ". II. Aldreh, Col. Z. s. Spaulding
and T. Lishman were the judges; L. b.
Wilson was starter, and Messrs. Hough,ailing
and Lucas. time-keepers- The horses were
gotten away all right after two false starts. and
made an even run ior shoa distance, when
Harry Agnews Eva took the lead with Z. Il.
Miles Australian hlly Maybell, second. The
position was maintained bat shori time shen
May u. passed Maybell. and came neck up
with Iva. The snsh Mas very pretty aud
close one. and many though, that Eva would
yin the race, for the horses came down the
homo stretch neck and meek, but May ID. held
hef position and passed under the vine short
neck ahead. Afer the foot race which ~ss
won by Cameron over simSas loolored), a
iIo,iine taco took place between Thomas n.
and SD speny, which was won in tao straight
heats by the former in s;sI4 and 2'so, re.
speetisely. ioAA.
Honolulu, Nay ~, 1855.
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Al the Bethel. Union Church the services
~ill tomorrow be as follows Sunday school
al gas A. n. Services al 81 O'Clock, with
preaching by Rev 4. c. oggd, the pastor.
on Mans Power with God. la the evening.
there Will be union-seryiee. Of the Bethel
congregation with that Of fo,-Slfeei Church.
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Aileniios Il called 10 an ia,porsn, article
% tbs Russia Asa Qses.ion on the hra page.
Aiss 70 the excerpts on the fourth psge-s
feature TO be eoatinssd.-
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MI Alsiau T. Aikinson-ai The request q
somsbody mol nsmed-has complied from the
Gazette several articles about the late Queen
Dosages Emma, which is published BY Messrs-
osi 4 Co. who send " . copy.
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mh.t Se...,. I. De.na for U.

Foreign news has crowded some local Pres,
matter into the Guide
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Bishop Willis will confirm the candidates
presenting themselves for confirmation at St.
Andrews Pro.Cahedral at 3 p. NJ, tomorrow.
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NnoeroAoun.s sorlen or ropnclo

IVI sure aud sale
In accordance with powsf n sale contained in q
certain mortgage made Nv n X, NNhkANkAl W .
ItNDEMaNs, dated the 9th day " November,
tRag, and fe,ured IN iihcr ~ page - aud b..
notice II hereby given that 1aid mortgages In
tends to foreclosure said mortgage in' condition broken,
a. wti fnt the non pay mem thereof aud upon ssil
foreclosure will scll. ~ public auciion At the moth
std ~ the long bridge IN Wnua, Kauai, on MON
DAY, the sth day Of jups, A. ~, 1895. a. W A.. The
premises dcs,rled IN sid mortgage.
Further particulars can h. had u W &. Fake At u
kanhumanu street, Honolulu.
D. ilNDEMANN, Mougnges
The premises iu he sold afv situated IN Waua M The
the Island u Kauai sod consist ~ titai Two paf.
u u lard described ~ Royal Patent No iess H.
Naalaaiai Second Two parcels " land described
IN Royal Patent ta3T tn MOI. W e. rARkt,
Attorney ipt D. lindsmnns.
iionoluulu, May ~, 1885,, 3,o-iip
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rhe uentagvs- Farmer csre,r'.


last Nonds, thc third louosri ol The Mon
tague Tuner SEASON was attended by lie
lighted audience, the enthusiasm over out
visiting ,ougstc, Ia no wise ataiing.
The ,ouecu opened with piano dustt
played b, Miss castle and Professor Bahcock.
The piece va, an arrangement ul Hrissiect's
overture entitled tclscnmuhlc
tatct IN The evening Miss Castle, accom-
panied b, tnce members Of the Qutntruc
Club, ralycl a concerto 10y lleurmann
Mt Turner sang nlumcnthal, Long Mes
.arr, responding to an cncow with Come
Into the Garden. Maud, Later he SANG
Rallies pds't Thou Bu, Know
Miss Montague sang 1t Was \ Dream,
1--WE" Vt the Gafct,c. says This We &c
member her singing five years ago and the
,uiee had los, none ut %, freshness, tht icl
caey ct intouation was the same, There was n,
improvement, IL Is impossible to improve ct
the unimptoveablc' which Is d most satislac
tory testimonial She also sang an encore
Somebody's Coming and later selection
from "Mignon
In the quaue,,c song from "Riggolrtto.
Miss Montague was well supported Ivy Mrs
| !. Z Brown. Nit Turner aud Nit Namdley
The selections from Rallies Bohemian
Girl popular always Ncrc sung with eS
ptess,on, taste aud feeling, closing the p,o
gtamme,
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AdoRrcAoEH's NOTICE OF SALE.

WI
BY direction Of STEPHEN SPENCER. the mort.
gagee named ia certain mortgage made ~ kAMEO,
~, and kAHlkI, H., her hushsnds of Waiahole,
Island OF Oahu, said Stephen SPENCER, dated 10Th
day u November, 1875. recorded ~ s office Of the
Resisfar Of Ccnsoyances IN scr 10, .oa foiios Bsp
and 3ss, Instructed 10 .sii, a, public auction,
noon, the prcpsriy s.'selhed In said mortgage
follows Situated in sid wsshole and Consisting
u the following parcels u land, via ten IAro
Patches and Kula area 90 TOO a,rrs, mcse paiticr.
larry described w Royal Patent No. i4se Aaeols.
T., the father Of said Kameo. 1.-Two Iaro Patches
and kula, - -iop Of an acrr. more I,rteuisiy
isserbsd in Royal Patent No. oo, 10 Malnle. TIC
mother Of aid kaH,co. W..
Terms Cash breeds ri uai,ensS % purchaser. For
Mrihes particulars snquirs g
j. N, MONsARRAI
ofto N,ofasy Ear Mortgage.
LYONS 4 LtvEy Aciioneers.
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General Advertisements.
hnoproAenEs sotieR or sALa

NY direction u ", 4 WfptMANN, the nodssges
named W certain muugase made hY luAtN
Oitkt = Ms.h.s itaHa u Mani, % said ".
widemann dated 18th Say u November, iHH,i g.
corded IN the ah,e u The Re- tttaf ~ Conveyance IN
ssll ~ public Aurtion, on sAtURbAN, ths 18th DAY
~ June. u ouf sale rpom ~ - noon, The pfupyny
described In said mortgage o. follows Situated ia
being he SANE described IN Royal Patent No 1tgs T.
g. Award No ga, and that were conveyed % The aid
Iusia Ohih hf inle, o., Nv deed dated The st'h y
~ sui nru 80 said siuys mentioned and dsafitsti
ptemlsss aud being the same land given ~ Z VI
l.sver 10 said IGsa CHA, In exchange tnt strip -
the premises described under aid Royal Patent Ne.
iai, said strip tsing used fof road /" tho pfessn'
time.
fetmt Cash Desds ~ expense " purthasst. ig'
further particulars enquire ~ -
NJ NONSAnRAT,
OTTO Attorney faf ModFagss
LYONS 8 itvEy, Auetipnssn,
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Where To- the world have U.s., becu and
what's the matter With year face anj shccS p
said otlando. wiih look Ut a,,onishment
depicted ea his classic features, when reached
home Al hAlfpaa sS O'Clock last saturday
evening and cast myself into The nearest chat
"whcre'vc | been O. such fun. Orlando :
-noihins's the matter with my face bat my
shoes ATE dusty Amt they '-Ill tell ,on all
atna, II amer dinncf,r "Noa had l'eitci wash
,ha; face bcfnrr yeu g. to dinner herc take
this glass, yoo look Ikea caps, duNet oil
duty | took glance a, myself and laughed
ouuigh, my lace was streaked With dust and
perSpirA,iou. white ono muS,aehe was turned
up AMI The other down and tho "pat, in my
hair bad so,ten efusswise on the top OF my
head.
Nos. 'eAs'v Aass p~ haH1 demanded
Orlando s,erniy, as he handed nc cake Of
soap | Knew Orlando was dying 10 knew
and 50 ! pretended NO, to hear hin and pro
eeeded to clean myself w, When he found
TIA, paid no attention to him, he followed 4
womsns,ae,ie and began the conversation in an
nouical ,enc, a, the same time gently cafcSsinc
his side whiSkcr. "Weli Orlando" resumed
looking kindly AZ him through The soaP.suds,
"T I've heea out To Mskiki TO see tho married
ren and the hig II. boy, set the diamond and
open the double Il season FIRST game yop
snow-lots oi iua; all the H. r fellows wet,
theie from Bruce Cartwright down to Napoleon
Spencer, III tell you all about !, when get
my suPper-guiug up to Ca,snachs, now ID
ia :" As went oui the door heard Orlandc
crying after me, " | say, Iona, hurry bach
and tell me all abou, it were there any"
didn't hear the rest, bul knew the seniene,
ended +" ladies there 2 TOT knew Orlando.
weakness
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NhoRTeAcEe's NOTICE OF SALE.
kAoRroAGERs NOTICE OF SALE

by Direction Of STEPHEN SPENCER, tho mort.
| sngee named IN a certain mortgage made by kAHAU-
MANU-, H., Of Moapalua, Island OF Oahu. sad
stephen speneei dated 10 May, 1876. recorded in the
office Of the Registrar pf Conveyance IN l,ber S.
folios iol and 100, instructed to SELL public
auction. on SATURDAY., the 9Th day u iune. 1885,
at saesroou noon, the property speeihed In
aid mortgage follow, consisting OF all those certain
premises in Moannua, Island Of Oahu, aforesaid con.
tanning " 66-Ioo acres, described in Royal
Patent No as, Also all that certain piece Of land IN
Puako. Iahaa, Island Of Maui, containing rood and
| u perches, described in Royal Patent No 3Ss4- .
Terms Cash. Deeds at expense 81 purchaser. For
| further particular enquire OF
J. NJ MONSARRAT.
o. Attorney for Mortgages.
LYONS x LEvEy, Aue,iopesr>
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r,,uxsp,y's CONCERT

u that mclde,omc impairment, Ky Request,
would inic,cicte less with public concerts, those
concerts would be mctc uniformly satisfactory
Il was vey nice of somebody GOT somebodicsl
to request Mis-, Montague to repeat Sing Sweet
Bird which she sang so delightfully."- at the
first concert. And It was gracious OF Miss
Montague to consent 10 repeat it, iut |, was no,
exactly Justice To those who had attended the
previous concerts TO force them to iorcgo the
privilege OF hearing that delightful singer IL
something new albeit the repeated piece was .
gem. worthy all the gush of those masters o.
crud,c musical slang, the critics, In the case IL
question Miss Montague certainly sings tn,
piece without an evident impericetion. Ne
the repetition unless the "request" were NJ
extraordinary one was none the less mistake
In the case oi Mr. Turner'S repetition o
Pinsuti's tenor song, The Last Watch. III,
programme failed to allege any request 1
which we take no siock--,o the effect tina
| Mr. Turner'S repertoire is limited. A word q
warning may be OF service to that talen,e,
singer,
The most enjoyable portions Of Thursday
concert were the duct between Mrs. |. II
Patty and Mr. Turner aud the duet, ~ 6gdit
from "Lucretia Borgia'
Mrs. Paty's pure, clear voice was at its hes
in the duet. Pinsuli's The Bunch OF Violet
does not display the best qualities Of her voic
to the best advantage. In music written will
more real and less simulated feeling She sing
more alphabetically and, therefore, obvious
more csH AMOR.
Miss Castle and Professor BNbcoek playe'
one Of Schuberts piano duets in the romping
rolcking, racing spirit in which twas written
Mex, Mondays concert will be the last {
the season, A special sacred concert is ,alke
| Of. II an oratorio might be given. now
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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