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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 78, 2 April 1913, Page 6

The Garrison Band, under the conductorship of Mr C. F. Cater, will play the following programme in the Albert Park to-night: March, "Fighting Mac" (Lithgcw) j waltz "Red Poppies" (Rimmer); morceau (by request), "Smithy in the Wood" (Home) ; grand selection, "II Lombard!" (Verdi); patrol, "Naval Bluejackets" (Hume); descriptive fantasia, "Battle of Abyssinia" (Pridham); march, "Rylanda" (Lithgow)/ "We sure iticJded to death," as our American friends would say, with the 'brisk demand that has eet in for Wari nerts .rust-proof corsets.—D. Meifcle and Co., Queen, and Wellesley Streets.—(Ad.) The demand for Warner's rust-proof corsete is better than ever. The now Jong-eldrted styles are moetly inquired for. We guarantee every pair D Meikle and Co.. "The Value House "(Ad)" CAMPING Rugs, 2/6,3/6,5/6. Special rug, 60 by SO, 8/11; 70 by 90 9/11- 80 by 100, 13/6. Fringed traveffinir ruo9/6, 12/11, 18/9 to 45/,-BridgnSn aid Bridgman, op. Town HalL—(Ad.) Ladies and maids' rain-coats and mackintoshes! Splendid variety toßelent from Maids', Wll to 25/; l/dies', from Id/11 to 45/.—Grey and Ford Ltd Earangahape Road.—(Ad.) "" For best value in sheetings, damasks rugs, curtains, carpete, floor coverines etti, Grey and Ford, Ltd., Karanjjahalie' Roa-d.—(Ad.) r Ladies' new raincoats, 16/6 21/ m'/a to 48/6; maoe., 24/ to 45/; tweed'coats 19/6, 25/, 29/6; girls' macs., U/0 14/9 17/6; raincoats, 16/6, 18/6.—Bridgmaii and Bridgniaiv -op. .Town. Hall.-—(Adt)