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AKCHIVES PUBLIQl^ 
 OTTAWA, OHli 
 
I 
 
 DAILY PROGRAMME 
 
 A'S^. FRIDAY. AUGUST 27th. /^ft. 
 
 ARRANGEMENTS FOR 
 
 AFTERNOON. 
 
 THE DAY, 
 
 Lesson on High Class) 
 
 Cookery. 
 Organ Recital . 
 Lesson on Plain) 
 
 Cookery. . } 
 Organ Recital. 
 Mounted Artillery 
 coldstreavm guards 
 
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 PLACB. 
 
 Lecture Theatre 
 
 Albert HaU . 
 
 Lecture Theatre 
 
 Albert Hall . 
 Eastern Kiosk 
 Western Kiosk 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Albert BaU . 
 Eastern Kiosk 
 Western Kiosk 
 
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 Organ Recital. 
 
 Mounted Artillery 
 Grenadier Guards 
 Instantaneous) 
 Illumination! 
 Illuminated Fountains Gardens 
 
 In the event of wet weather, the positions of tht Bands may be aUtred, 
 Due notice of this will be placed in the Band Kiosks, 
 
 Gardens 
 
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 30 
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 GENERAL ITEMS. 
 
 The Number or Visitors to the Exhibition on Wednesday was 16,624, making 
 a total since the opening of 2,917,348. 
 
 Caution to Smokers. Smokers are earnestly requested to put out their matches 
 before throwing them away. 
 
 An Orchestral Concert will be given by the String Band of the Royal Artillery, 
 in the Royal Albert Hall, to-morrow (August 28), from 5.0 to 7.0 p.m. 
 
 The Malay House is open to visitors on Wednesdays, from lo.o a.m. to 
 7.0 p.m. 
 
 Bath Chairs are permitted to enter the Exhibition on Wednesdays only. 
 X^Thb Durbar Carriage, exhibited by His Highness the Maharajah of Bhow- 
 NUGGER, will be drawn by the Bullocks, with full trappings, through the Upper 
 Gardens at 2.0 p.m. daily, weather permitting, except on Wednesdays, when it is 
 drawn at 12.0 (noon) and at 4.0 p.m. \^ 
 
 The. Emigration Officx. is situated at the East end of the South Promenade. 
 Information concerning Emigration may be obtained daily between the hours of 
 lo.o a.m. and 1.0 p.m., and 2.0 to 6,0 p.m. 
 
 V A Wasii-uf for Diamonds takes place daily between 3.0 and 4.0 p.m., in the 
 Cape of Good Hope Court. The Diamond-Cutting and Polishing is carried on 
 daily, from 10.30 a.m. to 1.0 p.m., from 2.0 to 6.0 p.m., and 6.45 to 8.0 p.m.V 
 XThb Queensland Gold Quartz-Crushing Mill can be seen at work in the 
 South Promenade daily, from 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. The Gold-Digger is at work with 
 his Cradle, washing alluvial earth for gold, from II. o a.m. each day. PC 
 
 Messrs. Gillett & Co.'s Patent Carillon Machine, in "Old London," 
 pbys daily a Tariety of tunes on their bells at every hour, from lao a.m. to 6.0 p.m, 
 
 Messrs. Warner's Bells, in the Upper Gardens, ring daily at 12.0, 3.0 p.m. 
 and at closing-time. 
 
 \ A Collection of Colonial and Indian Paintings is situated in the Gallery 
 of the Royal Albert Hall.'X 
 
 Visitors from the Colonies and India are requested to leave their names 
 and addresses at the office of the Secretary to the Royal Commission, and at the 
 several Colonial and Indian Cour... 
 
 An Exhihition Commercial Exchange has been established for the use of 
 
 printsd in the building by willlam clowis and sons, limited. 
 
COLONIAL AND INDIAN EXHIBITION 
 
 GENERAL ITEMS— aw/m«a^ 
 
 Exhibitors and thdr Agents. Meetings at the roomr^ No. 3,. "Old London," from 
 12.0 till l.o p.m. daily, for the purpose of exchanging ideas on Proclucts suitable 
 for trade between Her Majesty's Tossessions. Meetings of the Committee arc held 
 on Tuestiays, from 12.0 till 1.0 p.m. On Wednesdays the Committee will visit and 
 inspect the Products of the various Courts. II. J. Scott, Chairman; G. L. Sait, 
 Hoiu Secretary. 
 X bPICIAU.V-AllSAl«GBD TOUEt POK COIjONIAL AND INDIAN VISITORS IN GKBAT 
 
 Britain and Ireland. The Offices of the Royal Commission for the issue of 
 tickets for thoe Tours is open at Na 19, " Old London Street," from 10.0 a.in. 
 to 9.0 p.m. X 
 
 Royal Commission Colonial and Indian Exchange, Reading and 
 Waitino Rooms, 9, " Old London Street." Files of Colonial and Indian News- 
 papers. Free to all visitors. Under the supervision of Thos, Cook & Son. 
 
 Ambulance Station, No. 22, " Old London." A Station has been formed 
 here by the St. John's Ambulance Association, for the use of the public, in case of 
 accident or sudden illness. It is fitted with First Aid Appliances, and also with 
 means of transport, should the latter be required for convejring persons to the 
 hospital or to their own homes. A qualified attendant is present eacn day from the 
 opening to the close of the Exhibition, and he is in telephonic communication with 
 a doctor who can be instantly summoned in case of neea. Acting Superintendent, 
 f. K. Adams (late Sergeant Army Medical Staff); Hon. Surgeon, Mr. H. P. Potter, 
 F.R.C.S. ; Hon. Director, John Furley, Deputy-Chairman, St. John's Ambulance 
 Association. 
 
 ORGAN RECITALS 
 
 Bv Mr, EDWIN BENDING, 
 
 In the Royal Albert Hall, i.o p.m.— 
 I. Selection . . " Lobgesang " 
 3. Magi Pastorale 
 
 3. "The Harmonious Blacksmith" . 
 
 4. Fantasia . . " Carmen " 
 \a. Melodib .... 
 
 S* 1^. Swedish March 
 
 6. Serf' ata ..... 
 
 7. Grawd Chceur .... 
 
 ■2.0 p.m. 
 Mendelssohn. 
 Burgmein. 
 Handel. 
 Bizet. 
 Rubinstein. 
 Sodermann. 
 Braga. 
 Verdi. 
 
 3.0 p.m. — 4.0 p.m. 
 
 1. Processional March . 
 
 2. Melodie 
 
 3. Berceuse 
 
 itf. "With Verdure Clad" . 
 
 ^ I ^. " Achieved is the Glorious Work " 
 
 5. Improvisation on " National Airs " 
 
 6. "Les Mousquetaires " 
 
 7. Overture 
 
 7.0 p.m. — 8.0 p.m 
 
 I. Overture ..... 
 
 a. "LlEDER OHNE WORTE " 
 
 \a. Andante .... 
 
 ^* \b. Offertoire .... 
 
 4. Melodies ..... 
 
 (Sullivan — Cowen — Molloy. 
 
 5. "Reminiscences of Bellini" 
 
 6. Cavatina . . • • • 
 
 7. Wedding March .... 
 
 Carter. 
 Pauer. 
 Gounod. 
 
 \ Haydn. 
 
 Bachmann. 
 Balfe. 
 
 Auber. 
 Mendelff^hn. 
 
 Batiste. 
 
 Mendelssohn. 
 
DAILY PROGRAMME. 
 
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 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 
 
 BAND OF THE MOUNTED ARTILLERY. 
 
 (By kind permission of the Commanding Officer.) 
 In the Eastern Kiosk. 3.0 p.m. — 5.0 p.m. 
 
 "Militaire" . . Gounod. 
 
 "Hungarian" . . KiUr Bila. 
 
 " Les Cloches de Corneville * . Planquette, 
 
 . " Sympathie Tone " . . Strauss. 
 
 " An Evening in Berlin " . Hartmann. 
 
 6. " SOMMERNACHTSTANDCHEN " .... Michodis. 
 
 7. Selection . . " Manteaux Noirs " . . Bucalossi. 
 
 8. PoLACCA . . " The Picaroon " . . T. Green. 
 
 Piccolo Solo, Bombardier GEN EVER. 
 
 " Le Jardin des Hesperides " . 
 
 1. March 
 
 2. Overture 
 
 3. Selection 
 
 4. Valse . 
 
 5. Fantasia 
 
 9. Fantasia 
 Conductor 
 
 Mr. J. LAWSON. 
 
 BAND OF THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS. 
 
 (By kind PERMISSION of Colonel G. J. Wigram, C.B.) 
 
 In the Western Kiosk. 5.0 p.m.- 
 
 1. March . . "Victoria" 
 
 2. Overture . . " La Dame Blanche " 
 
 3. Grand Selection. "William Tell" 
 
 4. Valse . . . "La Source " 
 
 5. Gavotte . . " Louis XIIL" 
 
 6. Selection . . " The Mock Doctor " 
 
 7. Valse. . . "Visionen" 
 
 8. " Ungarische Tanze " . . . 
 
 9. Selection . . " Robin Hood " 
 
 -7.0 p.m. 
 
 , Burald. 
 
 . Boieldieu. 
 
 , Rossini. 
 
 , Waldteufel. 
 
 • Ghys. 
 
 • Gounod. 
 . Gung'l. 
 
 , Brahms. 
 Sir G. Macfarren. 
 
 Conductor 
 
 Mr. C. THOMAS. 
 
COLONIAL AND INDIAN EXHIBITION 
 
 EVENING CONCERT. 
 
 BAND OF THE MOUNTED ARTILLERY. 
 
 In the Eastern Kiosk. 7.0 p.m. — 9.30 p.m. 
 I. OvKRTURB . . " Fingal's Cave " . . MenMssohn. 
 
 a. Selection . " The Puritan's Daughter " . Bal/c 
 3. Valse ..." Casino Tanze " . . Gmm/L 
 
 7. Selection . . "Mignon" . . A. Thomas. 
 
 8. Euphonium Solo (Welsh Air) . . . Milltr. 
 
 Sergeant W. Colverd. 
 
 13. Humorous Polka " The Jolly Cobblers " . . Lutz. 
 
 Break of Day. — Cockcrow. — Morning I'raycr. — Five o'ckicfc. — ^The 
 Cobblers go to Work, Hammering and Singing. — Six o'clock. — 
 Roiuing the Idle Apprentice, &c. 
 
 13. "Reminiscences of Ireland" 
 Conductor 
 
 F. Godfrey. 
 
 Mr. J. LAWSON. 
 
 BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS. 
 
 (By kind permission of Colonel the Hon. W. D. S. Home.) 
 
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 In the Western Kiosk. 7.30 /.»/.— 
 
 4. March . . " Egypt " 
 
 5. Overture . " The Merry Wives of Windsor " 
 
 6. Valse ..." Doctrinen " 
 
 9. Ballet Selection " The Marble Maiden " 
 
 10. Cornet Solo . "L'Eldgante" 
 
 11. Valse . . . " Ma Charmante " . 
 
 14. Fantasia . " Die Jungfrau von Belleville " 
 
 15. Galop ., . " Down the Road " . 
 
 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 
 
 9.45 /.///. 
 
 Le Thiirc 
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 . Strauss. 
 
 Adam. 
 
 Damari. 
 . WaUtaifd. 
 
 MUIocker. 
 
 Harptr. 
 
 Conductor 
 
 Mr. DAN GODFREY. 
 
 BEST BRUSSELS CARPETS 
 
 AT XXDVOKD FBIOBS. 6,*«00 Bonlared Caipett, aU rMdj for U/taf tmw, la cvwy wrtttf tf 
 Fattara aad OBlowtnc and In aU aiMa, mada np from ramnanUt and aoli aft law pleaa. 
 
 THELOkR & SONS, 68, 69,(6 70, LUDGATE HILL 
 
 mBTABLOHMD ISM. OAtaiocuM Fotrt Wr—, TMS FBUB MBDAIA 
 
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DAILY PROGRAMME. 
 
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 LUXOR ' BRAND 
 
 PURE 
 TURKISH 
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 Trade Mark-" 
 
 Obelisk of Luxor. 
 
 ALL 
 
 CICAKETTU 
 
 MARKED 
 
 "LUXOR." 
 
 ALL 
 HARD 
 MADE. 
 
 SQualities— Special, Ist, 2nd (Qold, Silver, Black). 
 
 ASK YOUR TOBACCONIST FOR THEM. 
 
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 QOLD 
 MEDAL 
 
 UNI VERS AIiLY 
 USED. 
 
 l« supplied in the Exhibition by ^ 
 
 miHS & POND at the "DUVAL," 
 
 "CANTEEN," "TEMPERANCE," 
 
 AM> 
 
 Machinery Refreshment Rooms and Bars. 
 
 Sold iv Bottlh bt all Obookm ; 
 
 WUOLERALB BY CimflSR ft BLArKWBLL. 
 
 A8X rOB- 
 
 MAGNIVEN & CAMERON'S 
 
 so&s Bvas-rvrBB; 
 
 The STANDAHD lays, "They are a Treaaure." 
 
 "Tbesr oome M • buon uhI * bleailnR lo men. 
 The Pickwick, Uie Owl. ami Uu> WaTsrlcy Pan." 
 
 PBIZE MEDAL awarded at the Inyentioiia 
 Exhibition. 1885. 
 
 SAMPLE BOX. WITH ALL THE KmZ, ^. 1A 
 23 to 33, Blair Street, £dinbargfh.(mS) 
 
 I'enmak-ers to Her Mojeity'* Governmtnt Offices. 
 
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 ^'^ YirUj pay unneceMNury intemaedliite prollts f 
 
 GRASP THIS STARTLING FACT I 
 
 UNITED KINGDOM JEA COMPANY 
 
 THE FINEST TEA wTtHE WORLD 
 
 ^irst-Hand, DIBECT from the MINCnfO LAHE MARKET, 
 EFFECTING A CLEAR SAYING OF FULLY ONE SHILLING A POUND. 
 
 *Xo. 4, Splendid Kaiiow and 
 
 Darjeeling - - 2/- a poand. 
 
 * Thh TMk ta of cicptioDAl Talm. a/A eaL i it*» of Um 
 corem] with Uoom. It La* a rioh ripe 
 
 MAT fk . 
 
 msUow CikTonr. aiiJ «ill ^vo cTcnr atiilacUooi to Jodie 
 of Iti quality it sfauald he com\MKA with wbat ia onUnaiily 
 tetaUail at 3/- a lb. umI apwutla. 
 
 No. 1, Hoynne and Assam, 1/S a pound. 
 
 Sound, >Swe«t, anil ofgoud qoAlity. 
 
 No. 2, Congou and Assam, 1/^ a pound. 
 
 Tburou|(Dly guod Tea. 
 
 No. 3, Oopack and Caohar 
 
 Assam - ■ . 1/9 a pound. 
 
 . Rccomineiidcil for Household Uae. 
 
 Thrne Te*!!, cuminR direct from the Mindng Lane Market, are bettt..' in quality and very 
 considerably lower in price than can t'J ol)t'>ir.-'». fn. a any Civil Service or Co-operative Store. 
 (Quantities »/ 7, 14, and 20 lu. c,>yyrs?;«!' i'-' Cc.niMters, vntkout extra charge. 
 The daty-|wi<l KIcfm of THE INTTED RINQ!X>:i TKA CO:iP.<(!;Y, ai« Ottnl with IfACRINEBT woriwdbytlie moat 
 approred MOUEUN' 8TEAM I'UWEIi, t!io ItACTIINr': b^insc^T.-xblo of mixiac and taninc out opwaidi of 3,000 ponnd 
 weight of Tm per hour. The TEAH are not in any way toocbcd oy band. 
 ADDRESS THE SEOKETAUY. 
 
 UNITED KINGDOM TEA COMPANY, 
 
 Office* :-21, MINOINO ULNE, LONDON. 
 
 Thit Company kaf^ NO AaXNTB or BXTAHi SHOPS. 
 
 SAVING ONE SHILLING A POUND. 
 
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COLONIAL AND INDIA^ EXHIBITION 
 
 ICodnat* Twlft j/^^^*^ <S « 
 
 Home Oonaforta. ./^^^^^ ^Xv^ 
 
 French Oulalne. v^Qj *^Q^^ 
 VlnUgo Wine.. /^"^ ri^C^ A 
 
 !^^V) >^ Hydnollo 
 
 Q^\ v''^ Pauen«er X<in. 
 
 JO/^ Btootrlo Xiight 
 
 Privrnte Soitea of Booms. 
 
 ?ubJuo l>ialu«. Dnkwinc 
 
 Smoking, and BUlUrd Rooma. 
 
 J. STEIN LE. Manager. 
 
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 F. BESSON & CO.'S 
 
 OSIiKBRATKD 
 
 'PROTOTYPE' Band iDstmiDents, 
 
 40 MSDAL8 OF HOKOE. 
 
 III0UK8T AWAIlD 
 
 SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, A CALCUTTA. 
 
 Thp ONLY QOLD MKDAIj at U^ 
 
 INVSNTOiUXB for Uaality of Tone 
 
 and General Ouodneaa. 
 
 SPECIALI TY FOR COLONIKa. 
 
 Colonial Vititort inmt*d to omr Workt. 
 Photos and LiaU on applicatioa. 
 
 198, Euston Road, London. 
 
 f^ow (\iiiet at Liptrpool and Sdinbmrgh Kxkilntunu. 
 
 JOHN MORTLOGK & CO., 
 
 THE OLD POTTERY GALLERIES, 
 
 Oxford Street, and Orchard Street, W. 
 ArtlMtit und ]^ec»iriser>» In 
 
 PORCELAIN AND GLASS 
 
 To Her Majesty; H.B.H. Idhe Prince of 
 
 Wales; His Excellency the Viceroy of 
 
 India ; and the Colonial Oovemors. 
 
 Oxford Street, and Orchard Street, W. 
 
 FURNISH YOUR HOUSES, 
 
 CLUBS. HOTEIiS, OFFICES, 
 And INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 OH 
 
 ALLAN & SCOTT'S 
 
 1, 2, OR 3 YEARS 
 
 HIRE-PURCHASE SYSTEM. 
 
 Bat n'hi^.esale Manujacturert to leUetfrom. 
 No fees or regiatration. Strictly private. Carriage 
 
 free. Call or wriie. 
 WHOLESALE SHIPPIN« rKICBS for CABM. 
 
 OFF/CBS .— 
 
 46, Queen Victoria Street, E.C. 
 
 NO DEPOSIT NECESSARY. 
 
 To nnrrLBiiB> lynsBanv ra ma 
 
 NEW ZEAUIIDJIEAT TRADE. 
 
 KEL30f( Bf^03., JL,imited, 
 
 WILL BB lurrr to aaow maia 
 
 REFRIGERATING STORES, 
 
 VKm raBKXTAno5 o^ cabd at tss orricai or 
 
 THl COHrAJIT — 
 
 15, DOWOATS HILL, CAnrOV 8TEEET, E.a 
 
 Have already Imported 
 OVER A QUARTER MILLION N. Z. 8HEEP. 
 
 A MUSICAL nrSTRUMEHTB 
 
 4MEr Or rvsaT DaacKirTiix. 
 '^r VIOUNS. GUITARS. 
 
 ■ BANJOEX 
 
 ■ HARMONIUMS. 
 ^L BAND INSTRUMENTS. 
 
 ^^^^ FI.UTICS. 
 
 ^^^^ OONCEKTINAS. 
 
 ^^^H MELODIONS. 
 
 1 
 
 G. BUTLER, 
 
 29, HAYMARKET, 
 
 LONDON. 
 IHiutntnl Pri<«-Uil Vam^hwt- 
 
 "ID EAL" CORS ET. 
 
 WOBDfl CAXN'OT UKKCKIHE ITH EmCtT OX TIIIXNEST 
 OH OTIIKK Bt'KT 
 
 SOFT PATENT REnrLATOBS (deUcMfBUy f»n> unmU. .. land 
 more or leas rJowl j, refcuUle any <l«b«a tataimm anJ roondiiea of 
 " IDEAL " beantT, «> eiqnisilfjy pctfer* aad iwiaraL ■• to Atty 
 detection i little ur mucb rnlnea iailaaily Ri:iilBled, to nlcue 
 «««rer. or perfect any dies. ia>|>>Miya br asy oilwr Gone* in tha 
 Worid, or luinstiuul. (iutantljr delactod) Mfarala ptd*. RemoT- 
 inr pact regnUtora cfaanninKi/ iHutiflea fuller Bcvni^ aud 
 enmraa tbe moal cotnrortable Goract eicr ■oca. 
 
 TtMjoauidi delichtnilr ir.>rn it (with iKi&ct aecraeDaane Tcan; 
 will oerer wear anjr other. If any diflcalljr, and lor SBple ftum 
 WareboiuF, ilri-tl, on apfiroval : plain panal, poii l^ee. Oonet- 
 naial riie with P.O.O. conditiooallr. If •»• aprro**^. mumr 
 iaitanUy rtturoaL Dore Culoar unlr, 1^3 ; While or Black, 8/3. 
 10/». IVO . 13-u>- deepw . ^ 
 
 BALE & EVANS, 
 
 6S, AliDEBMANBXJBT, LONDON. 
 
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 F AMILY BOOT STRETCHER. 
 
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 8CIUBW ACTION. Thn>« nram Corn 
 ami rtunion rUcR, whioli uill rrltrvr 
 prewiiire of all Ihxttn and 8lHie«. If fur 
 i>pr«>iial u<eoNLr,»Uteainof boot. H)ST 
 tltKK. 6s. ed. 
 
 Complete. H. H. LEVY, 
 Bespoke Bootmaker, 78, Leadenhall Street, 
 
 I,()MX)N. K.C. (iii-KMiTK Ai.imttK fi ar) 
 
 BURGOYNE'S 
 
 AUSTRALIAN 
 WINES. 
 
 DOWOATB BILL VACLT*, CARDOIf 8TR»T, BdO., 
 AMD or ALL WIKB MEBCHAtlTS ADD 8T0BKS. 
 
 
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 Applications for Advertistment Space in this 
 
 PROGRAMME OF MUSIC, 
 
 and for th» 
 
 OFnCIAL CATALOGUE, GUIDE, Ac, 
 
 should be sent to the Advertisement Department^ 
 
 S79a, STRAND 
 
 (SoMtkamftpm Strret Emtmmce.) 
 
 IBIUON 
 
 Invalid Food Delicacies. 
 
 EDGE BROTHERS, LIMITED, 
 
 (late Loniloii MaoDfa^-tnriiig Company.) 
 
 17, Farringdon Road, London, E.C. 
 
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