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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11477, 4 March 1918, Page 8

rj'OWN HALL, MARTON. ‘TUESDAY* - 5. MAORI PATRIOTIC CONCERT. To Tje given by tbe Wanganui Maori Ladies’ Committee, under the patronage of the Lsdy Liverpool League " m aid of our Wounded Soldiers’ Fund. President, Mrs Gregor McGregor; Director, Rev. Paora Te Muera; Hon. Secretary, " Miss Mahana. PROGRAMME. Overture—A. E. Satherly Orozler’s Orchestra. “The Maori at Home.” —(1) Still scene of the Msrae; (2) Tlie Maori at ins daily occupation; (3) Welcoming visitors; (4)Hakas, speeches and incantation of welcome; (5) Receiving the guests; (C>) A Maori feast or banquet, with a Maori haugi (oven) and food actually demonstrated on the stage. Song. “Home, Little Maori, "Home,” Mr Anihi-Stevens, supported by "Miss Huia Tuatini. Haka Papaki.— (Maori physical dauce) “TauKaTau. ” Song.—“ For Our Wounded Far Away,” Kiss Uta Tauri. Poi Dance.—‘Poi Rua” (the double poi). Duet —’ ‘Nocturne, ’ ’ Sergt. -Major P. Moko and Miss Pare Atkinson iiaka Potae.—‘‘Were-mai, (hat dance). Haka Tana.—Maori war dance proper, ‘ ‘Wiku-Wiku. ” (Part II.) Overture.—A. E. Shaterly Crozier’s Orchestra. Part Song.—(‘Karoo,” by young men and women of the troupe. liaka Papaki.—Men of the troupe. Soug.—‘‘Home, Sweet Home,” in the Maori rendering.—Miss M, Tahaua. Poi Waka (canoe poi).—“Hoea mai te waka nei. ” Soug.—“Aour King and Country Need Non,” Miss Wiki McDonnell. Haka Tana.—Maori War Dance,” “Kia Kutia. ” Haka Taugi.—(Song of lamentation, with action), “Noble Sacrifice.” Song. —Selected, Mr Mutu Hikito. Soug and Tableau. ‘‘The Empire’s Call,” Miss Uta Tauri. GOD SAVE THE KING. PRICES 3s and 2s. Reserves at Mogridge’s.

CTffq WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. Great Gymkhana At AWAPUNI REINFORCEMENT CAMP. PALMERSTON f ORTH. Most interesting and novel proramme will be presented by the oys in khaki. ALSO; Motor Cycle Challenge Race DAWBER v. COLEMAN. All proceeds for the Sick and Wounded Patriotic Fund. Programme commences at 2 o'clock.

MARION DISTRICT A.-A P. ASSOCIATION. THE 6tli Will be held on the MARION RACECOURSE (Py permission of the Marton Jockey Club) WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6,1918, For HORSES. CATTLE. SHEEP, DOGS, GRAIN, FRUIT, and HOME INDUSTRIES. A special feature of "the Show will be the Fat Sheep & Lamb Sections. Driving Competitions for Ladies and Gentlemen. Leaping Competitions for Tonies, Maiden, Open, and Ladies. Jumping Events. Valuable Prizes J. ROBSON, Secretary, Marton. Phone 73. P.O. Box 55. RANGIWAHIA AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. EIGHTH MNUAL SHOW. WEDNESDAY, March 13th, 1918 HORSE Competitions, Dairy and Fat Cattle, Sheep and Lambs, Guessing Competitions, Flowers, Vegetables,' Fruit, Farm and Home Produce, Sweets, Industrial. School Work, etc. Refreshments on the ground provided by the local branch of the Red Cross Society. Member’s Ticket, to include a lady, to be obtained from Secretary who will also forward Schedules if ■_appjl&'d to. _ ON Over £6OO N PRIZES