VISIT OF AUST[?] MARCHING T[?]
Arrangements have pleted by the Rotorua for the visit to Rotorua tralian girls' niarching 011 Saturday last won sian girls' marching at Wanganui. The te: arrive in Rotorua at raii row and the afternoon 1 in sightseeing. 0 In the evening a mai; will take place on the I an area specially prepas ably floodlit. This wil occasic-n ■ that an otS demonstration has been t rua and the perfornia:;i most attractive. Loca! also give exhibitions. is Ngongotaha team. Apart from their marfi members of the team t themselves to be a most s party, and following onti stration marching 011 fe an outdoor concert wil! h the team from the con® used during the Chrisic# The party will be the & 30,000 Club at a danceh their honour. The teamj for Auckland on Thurshi leave for Australia bj*®1 Ngongotalia The Ngongotaha gft team, which travelled toj on Saturday to takepartj held in conjunction ^ meeting. secured fivst points. Burgess, a Whass was second with 138 Pj Whakatane Basketball 0 130; The other team W came from Te Puke, j Future contests ii/^j teams will be particOT the South Auckland P'PB petitions at Hamilton day. The Pirates liiarctoj the Rotorua Pipe Bandij in a contest at which HJ are expected to take paoj On the same day, tjM marching clnunpionshipsj in Hastings, and the team will represent ^ association. J
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Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 5330, 18 February 1947, Page 4
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