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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1685, 13 March 1917, Page 3

FOXTON BOOT EMPORIUM ! WE are out to cater for your requirements. We carry a largo and varied stock of Footwear of all descriptions, and if you cannot get a boot or shoe to suit you we will make them to your own design. WE do repairs with neatness and promptitude, so bring them along. G. I). MAY, (Late Rcttei; 8r05.,) MAIN STREET - FOXTON. CORONATION HALL - FOXTON. FRIDAY, MARCH 16th. 1917. GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT. (ST. PATRICK’S) PROGRAMME. Overture — March, “King Sol,” Foxton Orchestra. Chorus — Convent Pupils. Song—“ Lillie Bit of Heaven,” Miss Signal. Song—Comic, “Mr Booze,” Mr Hakaraia. Song —“When 1 Dream of Old Erin,” Mr W. Hooker. Song—Comic, “Mary Ann, She’s After Me,” Miss Tabor. Song— “Husheen, Mrs Gilder. Ragtime Trio —“When Uncle doe Plays Mis old Banjo,” Messrs Hakaraia (2) and Bices. Comet Solo — Mr Berryman. Song — Miss Bryant. Song—“ Mother Maehree,” Mr Ailken. PART 2. () vert are —Ma rc h, “Ca rron - ade,” Foxton Orchestra. Chorus — Convent Pupils. Song—“A Sergeant of the Line,” Mr Aitken. High land Fling, Miss Doris McLeod. Song —“Wait till the Clouds go By,” Mr W. Hooker. Monologue— Miss Tabor. Drum Solo, accompanied by Band — Air Berryman. Song—“ Good-bye Girlie,” Air Hakaraia. Song —Comic, “Off to Philadelphia,” Air Gokler. Ragtime Trio — “Oh, You Beauitful Doll,” Air Elees and Messrs Hakaraia (2) “GOD SAVE THE KING.” ADMISSION: 2/- and 1/-. DANCE TO FOLLOW. Gentlemen I/-, Ladies (id. P. G. JACKSON, Hon. Sec. WAITED KNOWN.—White Sewing Cotton, 0 cord, 200 yards, 2-1 d. Ribbons, 51 inches wide, in cream, blue and black and white stripes, Old yard. F. Gabites. Wanted known. See our window display, and note the coming forecast of the newest shades of bottle-green. At Stiles and Muthesou’s, Ltd., Foxtou.