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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1686, 15 March 1917, Page 3

* FOXTON BOOT EMPORIUM I WE arc* out to cater for your requirements. Wo carry a large 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). M AY, (kale Fetter 8r05.,) MAIN STREET - FOXTON. CORONATION HALL - FOXTON. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT. (ST. PATRICK'S) PROGRAMME. Overture — March, “King Sol,” Puxton Orchestra. Chorus — Convent Pupils. Song—“ Little Pit 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 Joe Plays His old Banjo,” .Messrs Haharaia (2) and Glees. Cornet Solo — Mr Berryman. Song— Miss Bryant. Song—“ Mother Machroc,” Mr Ait ken. PART 2. Overture —March, “Carronade,” Foxton Orchestra. Chorus — Convent Pupils. Song—“A Sergeant of the Line,” Mr Aitken. Highland Fling, Miss Doris McLeod. Song—“ Wait till the Clouds go By,” Mr W. Hooker. Monologue — Miss Tabor. Drum Solo, accompanied by Band — Mr Berryman. Song—“ Good-bye Girlie,” Mr Hakaraia. Song —Comic, “Off to Philadelphia,” Air Golder. Ragtime Trio — “Oh, You Beauitful Doll,” Mr Elees and Messrs Hakaraia. (2) “GOD SAVE THE KING.” ADMISSION: 2/- and 1/-. DANCE TO FOLLOW. Gentlemen 1/-, Ladies (id. P. G. JACKSON. Hon. See, WANTED KNOWN.—White Sewing Cotton, (i cord, 200 yards, 2id. Ribbons, 5i inches wide, in cream, blue and black and; white stripes, Old yard. F. Gabites. Wanted known. See our window display, and mote the coming forecast of the newest shades of bottle-green. At Stiles and Mutheson’s, Ltd.,, Foxton.