THE KILTIES.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, 1 February 1909, Page 2

THE KILTIES.

The arrangement for ihe visit of 'The Kiltlre" on Wednesday have been d well advanced since the arrival ot v Urum-Matar MacKenzia. The Gam- f son and Citizens' Bands will render as- a ri3tance hy playing the visitors to the j ; Park and io the Theatre, tho two bands dividing tfto wok. We ieam that the * Kilties aie making a literally trium- £ phal majrjh. The attendance at Reefton ■astom'6h 4 ed the most sanguine, and thoto, is ASvery probability of a great eatfierin^at the Park on Wednesday, white thSjsifccoramodation on each of the i ev-ailhSs.Vlhould be taxed to the -it- j most; ' Socking has sta-ted well, a.d f those wfei( wish to res.-rye -><.ats .-h.nl.' 1 not delfe By Wednesday, i.t n<;<* l, the 40 Ki.tgarbed bandsmen should be located at itei-f' rejjgecti « quarters, an-1 th y vill as->enible--:at some central point prior i to- the matinee, and, headed by one of i the -localYbands, march by way of the j city blo'cjf to the Park. The Koi will run an excursion, leav- ; ing "Mofijcka at 8 a.m., and leaving Nelson *•} the return trip at 6 p.m. A i-ptK<i,il arrangement will be made , with regard to the trains, and the Re- ( tai I ers' Association have Agreed to close at "2730 for the afternoon performance. W© understand that the Kiltir-s' Band ; do not' desire any of tho local bands to meet them on their arrival on Wednesday morning. At two o'clock that af- ■ ternoon they will assemble and march to Trafalgar Park headed by the Citizens' Band. On Thursday evening they. will be accompanied by the Citizens' Band to the Theatre.