P 0 0 T B A L L. pOOTBALI, OKAIAWA v. CLIFTON. OKAIAWA v. CLIFTON. OKAIAWA v. CLIFTON. FIXAL FOR SENIOR CHAMPION'SHIP. FINAL FOR SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. A. & P. SHOWGROUNDS, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. Kick-off 11.1.") p.m. NOTE.—'The train from the north stops at the ground. Admission. 1/-: Stand, fid. P. SKOGLUND, Secretary. ALL-DAY PROGRAMME. ALL-DAY P ROG R A MM E. ALL-DAY PROGRAMME. THURSDAY. AUGUST 17. THURSDAY. AUGUST 17. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. THE GREAT ROAD RACE S.Sfla.m. —Limit riders despatched. 9.Boa.m.—Scratch riders despatched. From Burgess. Eraser's. 2.0 p.m.—Seven-a-side Football Tournament in the Recreation Grounds. Progress reports of the race from Opunake, Kaponga. Eltham, Stratford, and Iriglewood will be posted prominently in the grounds. 3.30 to 4.0 p.m.—Finish of Race in Recreation Grounds. ADMISSION One Shilling. JAMES McLEOD, Hon, Sec. > nm GRAND OONCIiRT IN THE EVENING, THEATRE ROYAL, And PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. GRAND ROAD RACE CONCERT Organised by MR. R. N. RENAUD. THEATRE ROYAL, August 17, 8 p.m. PROGRAMME. 1. Piano Duet ....Miss Warren and Mr. Renaud 2. Song, "My Old Shako" Mr. W. J. Smith 3. Song, "Daffodil* a'blowing"... Miss Ainsworth 4. Song Air. E. Clarke 3. Song, ■•Gould I V'... .Mr. G. H. Stubbs <i. Song, "There is a land"..Mr. Haslani 7. Song, "An Emblem" Miss Fenton 8. Song, "My Beloved Queen". . Mr. Johnson PART 11. 1. Piano Solo, "March Militaire".. Miss Warren 2. Song, "Drum-Major Song".Mr. Smith 3. Song (Selected! Miss Fenton 4. Soil", "The Itondoierii". .Mr. Johnson o. Song, "Goldola Dreams" Miss Ainsworth 0. Song Mr. E. Clarke PRESENTATION OF £3OO IN PRIZES. I'ox Plan at Collier's. Admission 2/- & 1/JAMES McLEOD, Hon. Secretary. FOR SALE 2000 ACRES ™ s T-CLASS BUSII COUNTRY; soil, rabble rock; 1500 acres in grass, bahnee gocd mixed bush. Now carrying ">OOO sheep. 500 head cattle, and mob of-horses. This land is well watered, lies well to the sun, and is an ideal sheep run. It is situated within a mile of a rising township, close to the new Freezing Works, and s : x miles from a port and one mile from East Coast Railway route. The owner would sell in a block or cut up into four farms of 500 acres each. This is a splendid chance for man wanting a small sheep farm which has great natural advantages. Title, O.R.P. Price goodwill £8 Good terms to suitable men. For further particulars apply Box 11, Whakatane MOTOR CYCLES SOLE TARANAKI AGENTS THE BROWN GEO. GUDGEON, CYCLE AjND GENERAL IMPORTER, INCiLEWOOD.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 46, 16 August 1911, Page 1
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