... arnumemente were of a thoroughly first diameter, having been evidently well matured. The nanwideent Dalton bend, under Signor Vangucci played most charmingly in front of the Hotel at the ommencenient of the repast, and a party of very able part-singen were ...

... spent. Mr. T. M. Bromley officiated as umpire and starter, and Mr. Maynard as judge. The Italian band, under the lead of Signor Vangucci, contributed greatly to the day's enjoyment by the performance of sonme choice music. The following was the order of rowing: ...

... outcome of which is that the majority of the band will go to lisstioits for The winter, and two of its members, Signor Vangucci and Signor Sowell, will come to Bourne. mouth and join the Town Band. This will be decidedly a great gain to our local itu ...

... whilst flute, Signor Leoni ; oboe, Mr. H. Brown ; separate shape .' In addition to being the author of RINGWOOD TO BOURNEMOUTH. given, and there were several demands for repeat- eating parts of a pig's hough. Verdict-Aoei- elarionet, Signor Zanotti ; trumpet ...

... ternas to P. BAKER, 11, Graham-road, Worthing, WANTED, a very Good CORNET PLAYER, and Wn one B Flat Clarionet Player for Signor Vangucci's Bournemouth Band. MORECAMIBE PALACE AND AQUARIUM. WANTED, Experienced CLARIONET PLAYERS. W f None but steady, competent ...

... were given by the Bournemouth Rills Band, the Throop Fife and Drum Bent, and a small band under the conductorship of Signor Vangucci. Shortly before debt of o'clock a meeting was held in the larger of the two marquees, over which Mr. James Kemp-Welch ...

... Thk Town Band Concert.— The first of a series popular concerts the Weston-super-Mare Towu Band, under the leadershipof Signor Vangucci, took place the As«emhly-roonis on Monday evening. There was a large audience, and the programme was very good one. It ...

... TVSKDA Y, NUVKMBKR ilk. MI3B KATE BPARY. BRISTOL CATHEDRAL QCAKTKTT, LOUIS WAIT. SOI/) VIOLOXCELUn. From CliftoaL Akl> SIGNOR VANGUCCI, SOLO ECPHONIUH. SmU, 2*. ; Smnd, PUM MdTiekfU Mr. Sun..'*, Bd4 iafi, Mr. Jahd'k, iUrrt. Conference on intemperance, ...

... Pigott” Lodge of Oddfellows; S. Harvey, gold compaes; Mra Coleman, photograph stand ; and Mre A. Poole, two antique jars, to. ; Signor A. (leader Rhine Band), piece of manuscript music, handsomely bound in blue and gold, and bearing the following inscription ...

... will considerably INCREASE the NUMBER of their PERFORMERS, and so make their Band SF.COND TO NONE THE WEST OF ENGLAND. . SIGNOR VANGUCCI, Leader. ITALIAN BAND. The Orpheus Italian Band Committee beg to inform the public of SVtaton-saper-Mar« that they have ...

... names oac. Mr £. H. Lwoeb Baskbb, 58, Architects, Notice. the weston-supeb. MARE TOWN BAND, under the leader, ship of SIGNOR VANGUCCI, will PLAY on the BEACH oreryceening, weather permittieg.—The Band is OPEN for ENGAGEMENTS, Haryrat Homes, Garden Parties ...

... were offered for competition. The Orpheus Italian Band, under the leadership of Signor Ulrico, and the Weston-super- Mare town band, under the leadership of Signor Vangucci, were engaged; the entries filled well; and nothing remained but wanting fine weather ...