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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue XXIV, 22 May 1902, Page 3

FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL!! RKORKATION GROUNDS. THIS DAY. TUKAPA 111. v. INGLEWQQD 111., To start at 1.30 p.m. TUKAPA I v. CLIFTON I . To start at 8 p.m. Admission, 6d; Ladies tree. H. SMART & F. MOVKRijEY, Hon. Bess. Tnkapa F.J. TO- NIG H T! POPO L« R GONG E« T. FOR FUNDS TO ABSIBT GARRISOX BAND ATTENDING NEXT OOMTEBT. DRILL HALL. PROGRAMME. Maroh, 8.8.& C.F. ... Ord Hume Garrison Band. Duo Polka, Cbums Laurenda Garrison Band. Song. "The Mighty Deep" Jude Mr. Ryan. Violin Solo, " Yankee Doodle " Veuxtemps Mr. Tutschka Song (comic) Mr. T. Rapley Test Selection, Gems of Sullivan, Ord Hume Garrison Band. Bong, "When Bright Kyes Glance," Mr. Ryan ... Hedgecook B Flat Bass 8010, " O Lovely Night," Bandsman McDonald Jlound (Winner of 2nd prize at Contest.) Song (comic) Mr. T. Rapley Discrlptive Piece, " Darky Revels," Garrison Band ... Ka/pgey Synopsis, Sapper Part; —the arrival of gauts —Jake dances a breikdown—Cake walk by the party— another dance by Jake's riral H'sh—the serenade—sand dance- finally the party di»p«r»e—cock ciow. March, Escort, Garrison Band Ori Hume Goo Savis Thk Kino. Bandmaster Mr. A. O. Hugh Accompanist Mr. E. Golding Joint Managers: J. 0. Morey and P. McKinnon Bain. Tick«ts, 1», including chance in Art Union. Doors open at 7,16, commence sharp 7.15. Refreshments supplied at town prices. TARANAKI RIFLES GRAND MILITARY BALL CORONATION NIGHT. THURSDAY, 26th JUNE. f22

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