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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 257, 9 March 1911, Page 1

\ II E A T 11 IS JJ 0 Y A L. ST. PATRICKS NIGHT—MARCH 17. GRAND IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT GRAND IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT GRAND IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT (Under auspices of Hibernian Society), Commencing 8 p.m. PROGRAMME. . 1. Overture. "Emerald 151e,".. . .New Plymouth Orchestral Union 2. Song, "Simon the Cellarer"... Mr. T. Woodard 3. Song (selected) Mr. M. Lewis 4. Irish Jig Mr. M. Morris 5. Song ..'. Mr. J. W. Ryan 6. Song, "The Huntsman" (Dan Reno) Mr. Ralph Farmer 7. Song (selected) Miss Fenton 8. Violin Solo, "Ave Maria," (Gounod) Mr. F. Von Lubbe a. Song, '■Avorneen" (Wilmot King) Miss L. Ainsworth 10. Song, "Just a Hunch of Irish Shamrocks" (Joe Slater)... Mr. J. Somerville 11. Selection, "Poet and Peasant". . .New Plymouth, Orchestral Union INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. 12. Selections, "Beauties of Ireland" Taranaki Garrison Band 13. vSong, "There is a Land".. .Mr. Laing (Frances Alliston). 14. Song (selected).. .Miss Mabel Clarke 15. Pianoforte Solo, "Obcron" (Rene Favargar) Miss 11a Henderson l'O. Song (selected)... Mr. Bert McEwen 17. Song (selected)... Mr. J. W.Haslam IS. Cornet Solo, "Last Rose of Summer" (Hartmann)..Mr. C. H. Lawn 19. Song, "I Got Married to a Widow" '(Tom Costello).. .Mr. Ralph Farmer 20. Song (selected) Mr. Leon Mclsaac 21. Mandolin Trio: Messrs. Medley and others 22. Song (selected) Mr.' T. Trehilcoe 23. Song. "The Little Irish Girl".... Mr. J. W. Ryan ADMISSION—Dress Circle and Stalls, 2/-; Body of Theatre, !•/-. PtJRANGI SPOBTS WILL BE HELD IN TOHE'S PADDOCK, AT PURANGI, ; FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1011. Patron Mr. liergin President J. B. Hine, Esq., M.P. Vice-Presidents—Messrs. Sanders, Barnett, Kenningtqn, Silk, Webb, Waitc, Hanover, Phillips, Corkill, Matthews, Pennington, Nieholls Lile, Sutherland, Campbell, Rawlinson, Thompson. Committee.—Messrs. C. Dewar (chairman), F. Dowman,' H. Dowman, Campbell, P. Dowman, Thomas, Allen, MaeKcy, Fieraband, Powell, Rangi, Puata, and Tohe. PROGRAMME. Ist. 2nd. 20/ 5/ 1. 100 yds. Maiden . 20/ 5/ Post entry 2/-. 2. High Jump '. 15/ 2/6 Post entry 1/6. 3. 12-inch Chop (open).... 25/ 10/ Norn. 2/-. Accept. 1/-. 4. 220 yds. Handicap (open) 25/ 5/ Nom. 2/-, Accept. 1/-. 5. Double-hand Sawing (open), 15-inch block. 25/ 5/ Nom. 2/-, Accept. 1/-. 6. Ladies' race, trophy value 10/ 7. 440 yds. Handicap (open) 35/ 7/0 . Nom. 2/6, Accept. 1/-. 8. 15-inch Chop (open).... 50/ 15/ Nom. 3/-, Accept. I/O. 9. Boys' Race, under 10.... 7/6 2/C Post entry 1/-. 10. Members' Race 10/ 2/6 Nom. 2/-, Accept. 1/-. 11. 880 yds. Handicap (open) 40/ 7/6 Nom. 2/G, Accept. 1/-. 12. Stepping Chain 10/ Post entry 6d. 13. 100 yds (open) 23/ 5/ 14. Girls' Race, trophy value. 7/0 15. Nail-driving Competition 5/ Post entry Cd. 16. Sheep-guessing Com 10 Post entry 1/-. 17. Points Prize Medal. Points to count 1,2, & 3. Programme subject to alterations. Nominations for events No. 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, and 13 close with tlie Secretary at Purangi on March 25, 1011. Acceptances at 11 a.m. day of sports. Handicaps will be declared March 31, 19L1. Four competitors must start, or no second prize given. All nominations must be accompanied by fees and previous two years' performances. If no performances for hvo years, previous three performances lo be o-iven. REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUND. Admission to ground, 1/-; children under 12, lid. Good paddock for horses adjoining Sports Ground. J/-. DANCE WILL |;E HELD IN THE EVENING. All communications to be addressed to NEW SUPPLY OF HATPINS AND SILVER BANGLES JUST' ARRIVED. DAINTY WEDDING PRESENTS AT SMALL PRICES. C. H. DREW •11 MAKER AND JEWELLER, EG MONT STREET. rpHE JJNITED yNSURANCE f<o LTD. (Established 1862.) Trtrsaets all classes of Fire, Marine tnd Auidcnt Business at lowest rates, Disti Dt Agents: WEBSTER BROS., Devon Street, i New Plymouth.