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TENBY PROMENADE BAND CONCERT.

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TENBY PROMENADE BAND CONCERT. A Vocal and Instrumental Concert was given by the above Band, assisted by several local gentlemen, in the Royal Assembly Rooms on Friday evening last, to a very select and numerous audience. Mr J. Medley, the bandmaster, had provided a varied and well selection repertoire for the occasion. The open. ing piece was a grand march "Victoria Regina" by the Band, which was rendered in their usual .enective manner. Mr L. E. Bolt, followed with a song "Father O'Flynn". Mr R. Holland (a member of the Band), was next with a flute solo Killarney," with variations, which was the gem of the evening, that gentleman receiving a well merited encore. The Band then gave a well rendered selection from Sullivan's latest opera 41 The Yeomen of the Guard," and Mr Gamble followed with a song "The Vicar of Bray." A cornet duet by Messrs Shaw, and a nautical selec. tion entitled A Voyage in a Troopship," by the Band, brought the first part of the programme to a close. For the opening of the second part the Band gave Bouillon's overture Les Deux Magots," in fine style. Mr Thompson a local comic, followed with "Gilhooly's Supper Party" which was encored. After a very pretty and tuneful waltz by the Band entitled "Le Rivage," Mr Wade sang The Last Milestone," which, considering that gentleman was suffering from a severe hoarseness, was fairly rendered. The "Mikado" selection by the Band, a capital humerous song by Mr Bolt called "He did and he did'nt know why," and "LaGitana" waltz, by the Band, brought a very successful ,concert to a close. A word of praise is due to Miss Bradstreet for the efficient manner in which she presided at the piano.

TENBY YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN…

ITENBY TOWN COUNCIL.

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