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Patea Mail, Volume XLIX, 7 October 1927, Page 3

SPECIALS WE ARE SHOWING FOR THE CUMING MONTHS ARE LINES OF GOOD 'VALUE AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BE AT lON. MEN’S GOOD SHAPE FELT HATS, 163. MEN’S KAIAPOI SUITS, dark colours, 655. 1 SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS, heavy, 19s 63. MEN’S BOX BOOTS, dressy, 22a 63. MEN’S GREY ALL WOOL CARDIGANS, 8s 63. STRONG WORKING BRACES, 3s 63. KAPOK PILLOWS, 4s 63 each. SINGLE MATTRESSES, 21s 63. DOUBLE MATTRESSES, 355. / SINGLE BED BLANKETS, 25s pair. GOOD HEAVY BED BUGS, 16s 63 each. COT BLANKETS, 2s 63. THESE LINES ARE GOOD QUALITY AT THE NEWEST AND LOWEST PRICES OFFERED FOR YEARS. n. Adams & SonsKd UNIVERSAL PROVIDERSPATEA.

IJOWN HALL, PATEA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1927. WAVERLEY TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1927. At 8 p.m. GRAND MAORI ENTERTAINMENT AND HISTORICAL PAGEANT. By Members of Taihauauru (West Coast) Young Men ’.s Maori Congress. PROGRAMME. IST PHASE—COMING OF THE MAORIS. 1 — Bcaciiing of the Migratory'Canoe Aotea and Landing of the Chief Turi and Party. 2 Turi Recites Thanksgiving Incantation. 3 Party Dances Haka of Praise to the Great Navigator Kupe. 4 Ladies’ Chorus, "Haere, Haere, m o hinc,’’ by M. Pcrepe. 2ND PHASE—THE MAORI AT HOME IN THE EARLY DAYS. 1— Local People at Games and Occupations. 2 Look-out Man Announces Approach of Visitors. 3 Local Polk Retire and Prepare to Meet Visitors. 4 Warriors Advance to Pah Entrance to Meet Visitors. 5 Chief Delivers the Sacred Wood to the Visitors, Retiring Between the Ranks of Warriors, 0— Ladies Exchange Welcome Calls. 7 —Warriors Rise to tho Welcome War Dance, "Tcna, Kia Ruia.’’ B=—'Tangi. 9—Exchange of Welcome Specches10— The Feast. 11 — Grace. 12 — The Time-honoured Ceremony of Extending Final Sanitations by the Rubbing of Noses. RECEPTION TO VISITORS; 1— Ancient Poi. 2 Tiro uao of the Taioha (Maori Sword and Bayonet). 3 Grand Genealogical and Potu Paraoa. 4 Ladies’ Chorus, “Tahi nci Tarn Kino," by Hone Hekc. 3RD PHASE—THE DAWN OF A NEW DAY. 1 — Tableau Scene —First Religious Service Held in N.Z. by the Rev. Samuel Marsden, December, 1814. 2 Signing of Treaty of Waitangi. Interval. 4TH PHASE—THE MAORI IN SONG AND PLAY, 1927. 1— Chorus and Solo, "Hold hold tonu mai," by P. H. Tomoana. 2 Solo and Chorus, f'Homo Little Maori,’’ by Alfred Hill. 3 Chorus, "Po-ata-rau," by Sir A. T. Ngata. 4 Short Poi, "The Heart Rejoices." 5 Men’s Chorus, "Karoo." (s—Long Poi. 7 Novelty Poi. ) 8— Solo, selected. 9 Action Song, "E pari ra.’’ 10— Comic Song, selected. 11— Canoe Poi. 12— Song, selected. GRAND ENSEMBLE. 1 — Introduction of Representatives of the Native Race, Who Have Gained Distinction in tho Different Walks of Life, in the Realm of the Pakcha Civilisation. 2 Solo, selected, Miss Tamihaaa, —Comic Sketch. 4—Solo, selected. fi—l’oeitatlon,' "Scenes From the Past," by Sir A. T. Ng-ata and Parakoia. CURTAIN—RE V UETTE. "National Anthem." Prices: 3s and 2s (plus tax), Children half-price.