The first recital of the season on Tuesday ast was a great the miserable weather, assembled at the Cat success. In spite of very fair audience eral to listen. to by Locatelli, in Allearo Moderato, ala delightful n two numbers: of voice and It is needless to 's rendering was all addition to appearing in a concerted ject, contributed " couple of flute solos with marked ability, whilst Sergt. Robinson ud P. ©. Thornton on the banjo and violin respectively did much to enhance the pleasure of the gathering, Inspector Kelly was heard to great advantage in his song "Queen of Angels" and like Inspector Bourke, also in excellent voice, thoroughly deserved the apphuss ich greeted his efforts. With such lengthy bill of fare it would be impossible to every performer, but it is sufi ty state that each and every one of the acquitted themselves most admirably, In short the concert was a huge success and it is to be hoped is but the precursor of many similarly enjoyable functions. When the national anthem proclaimed the close the night was well advanced, His contributions:
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