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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2802, 25 October 1924, Page 1 (Supplement)

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TOWN HALL MONDAY NIGHT. WANGANUI HIGHLAND PIPE BAND and STAR VOCAL CONCERT. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF MISS MAVIS DUNN, Fire Brigade Queen SUPPORTED BY

Overture —Blue and White Melody Boys. Item. —Wanganui Highland Pipe Band. (Pipe Major R. Thomson). “The Glendaruel Highlanders,” March: “The Hundred Pipers”; Strathspey: “The Marques of Huntly,” Reel: “The Kilt is My Delight.” Duel. —“Jock’s Cruise,” By PipeMajor R. Thompson and Sergt. Piper H. Stirling. Pipe Solo. —“Mrs McDougal,” By Pipe-Major R. Thompson. Pipe Solo. —“McNab’s March” By Master Jack Allen, age 11 years. Scotch Songs —“Caller Herrin,” and “Hame of Mine,” by Miss Lena I Allen. I eotch Dances. —Highland Fling; I Sword Dance, Irish Jig, by Miss I Doris Nixon.

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