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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11478, 5 March 1918, Page 8

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PJIOWN HALL, MARTON. TO-NIGHT. MAORI PATRIOTIG CONCERT. To bo given by the Wanganui Maori Ladies’ Committee, under the patronage of the Lady Liverpool League m aid of our Wounded Soldiers’ Fund. President, Mrs Gregor McGregor; Director, Hev. Pa ora To Muera; Hon. Secretary, Miss Maiuma. , PROGRAMME.

Overture —A. B. Satheiiy Crozier's Orchestra. “The Maori at Home. ” —(1) Still scene of the Marao; (:3) The Maori at his daily occupation; (B) Welcoming visitors; (4)Hakas, speeches and incantation of welcome; (5) Receiving the guests; (fi) A Maori feast or banquet, with a Maori liangi (oven) and food actually demonstrated on,the stage, Song. “Home, ’ Little Maori, Homo,” Mr Auihi Stevens, supported by Miss Huia Tuatini. Haka Papaki.—(Maori physical

dance) “Tan Ka Tan. ” Song,—“For Our Wounded Far Away,” Miss IJta Tauri. Poi Dance.— Toi Ena” (the double poi). Duet. —“Nocturne, ’’ Sergt. -Major P. Moko and Mias Pare Atkinson Haka Potae.—“Were-mai, (hut dance). Haka Tnua.—Maori war dance proper, “Wiku-Wiku. ’’ (Part II.) Overture. —A. E. Satherly Orozier's Orchestra. Part Song.—“Karoo,” by young men and women of the troupe. Haka Papaki.—Men of the troupe. Song.—“ Home, Sweet Home,” in the Maori rendering.—Miss M. Tahaua. Poi Waka (canoe poi).—“Boea mai te waka nei. ” Song.—“lour King and Country Necd You,” Miss Wiki McDonnell. Haka Tana. —Maori War Dance,” “Kia Kntia. ” Haka Tangi.—(Song of lamentation, with action) “Nobis Sacrifice.” Song. —Selected, Mr Mutu Hikito. Song and Tableau. “The Empire’s Call, ” Miss Uta Tauri.

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