NEW YEAR’S DAY.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 December 1922, Page 3

NEW YEAR’S DAY.

SPORTS ON CASS SQUARE.

On Monday, Cass Square will he tho * scene of attraction when the grand r “Scotch dancing carnival and cycling and aUillelie sports gathering takes place. Ah already published the list of 'entries for the various events is a highly satisfactory one and a good afternoon’s sport is assured. Dancing ilerns commence at 12.30 p.m. and will , Ixi continued through the afternoon, while the programme of cycling, running and wood chopping and sawing will be run off promptly. The Pipe Band will enliven the proceedings during the afternoon. Admission to ground, gentlemen 2.5, ladies Is.

GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT. j NEW-YEAR’S NIGHT. j r At . the Princess Theatre on Monday night the following programme will be given:— -Tableaux, Kilty Lads and Lassies with High Fling; Selection, Miss King’s Orchestra; Song, “BattleolF Sterling,” Mr G. Struthers, Ch. Ch. ; violin selection, Mr J.. Leiitcli, Greymouth • song, selected,'Mrs Rae Johnstone; ’ song, selected, Mr Currie; dance, double swords, M. and L. Gib- . bons; recitation, Master G. Cullen; song, “Angus MacDonald,” Miss Con-ne-IIY, Blenheim; song, “Standard of the Braes o’ Mar,” Mr S. Croft, Blenheim. j INTERVAL. 1 Selection, Mis s King Orchestra,; song “Loch Lomond.” Miss Wylie; flute solo, “Bine Bells of Scotland” Mr 1. Wylie; song, selected, Miss Kelly: “song, Lovers” Mr \\. White; dance, “Reel o’. Tulloch” M. and L. Gibbons, M. King and A. McIntosh; song, “My Alll Folk Miss M. Jones - song, “Lass o’ Ballochmylc’ Mr G Struthers; song: “Scotland Yet,” Miss Connelly ; song, “Gae, Bring tae Me a- Pint o’ Wine” Mr S. Croft Ihe accompanist' will- be Miss E. Daly. A T C L; y 1 ’‘Should Auld Acquaintance Be forgot,” and God Save the King.