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Evening Star, Issue 21036, 25 February 1932, Page 16

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Ti. iH’MiM’i: DIS- ■ . i Ei>. r pui ; . di-i-niui t Isi- | x ?s- ---: ii:ilii \ , r ;i 'plane uuiiiu down on liauku :n'aivlnT> have louiul liiiliiinp;. 1 111 Sir|iurch mes-.■-.igc, MAY ZKAI.AX!) BRASS BAXDS ihr lir-! aiiiiPa! Hurting ul' tlto Xru Zealand Bra-s Bunds' Ashirialii)ll vau held a) Wellington Uida.v, Ala il. D. i’riiiirit presiding. Tlir following officers were deeled Air lk'iuii‘ll; vitT-piv.sidor.lN. Captain T. Herd, Captain (k Blink lev, A|e.,-r s T. I l ’. Hall, B. Ik Hoad. i>. Skoglinul, C. Davir: -eerelary and Irea'iirer, Air J. (k Osborne; e\eeuiive eullij 11 i 1 Lee Jlall, T. (iumlall, . I’. AlacLaucJan, 11. Sweney. A. (I. limner, R. J. I’istall, C. C. Baker, W. Belcher, and B. J, Young; UNEMPLOYED WORKERS’ PROCESSiOX. Headed by two pipers, a proccss'iou of unemployed. with banners, marched Irom the Ova! tin’s altcrnoon, through the- main street, and returned via King street and Cumberland street to the Queen's Cardens, whore addresses were given. There were about 200 men and about a score of women in the procession, which generally was a most orderly one. A very large crowd watched Ihe procession in the streets. WOODY IME RACKS. Debutante Stakes Handicap, tiosovs. 51. 1 Alight 0.9) 1, I Late Jest (7.7) 2. 7 Senegal (7..'!) J. Seralehed: Copper King. Head; length. Time. Ini Usee. COBH BACHS. Presidents Handicap, lOOsovs., One mile and a distance. —1 Tho Smuggler (8.0) 1,2 Inevitable (8.5) 2, a Red Sea (9.12) 3, Scratched; Hair Exchange, Stectott. Length; half a length. Time, Imin 5S 4-sscc. STOCK EXCHANGE. Sale on ’Change: 5t per cent, stock, 1937, £93 15s. Sale reported A) ilsou’s Cement, £1 10s.