PAPANUI PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL
%_' The Patriotic Carnival at Papanui ? to-morrow promises to be a great suc- \. cess. A programme of a most attractive and novel character has been arranged, and all that is wanting is a ?h fine day and a large attendance. The W procession leaves the old tram terminus, ft, the present junction, at 1 p.m., and specars from the city will be running J; during the afternoon. ;; One of the attractions is a football match, to be played between the Syden- |: ham and Merivale Clubs. The follower :Lng are the teams: — P Sydenham—L. Clemens, A. Hamilton, w" H. Davis, W. H. Clemens, C. Kennedy, T~&. Collins, E. Pollock, A. Kilday, E. J. Appleyard, A. liutchg- ings, H. Bathurst. * £ . Merivale—T, Hardie, J. Donaldson, It, "F. Glasson, S. Bayliss, E. Hardie, E. H. Beaton, A;.' Price, J. Latti-M^inore,-F. Patterson, F. M'Vey, W. Lester, h. Hawthorne, F. Piercy, L. Bailey. l|BDJie playeip are requested to be in atmbtmi&ncQ at 2.30 j>.m.
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 204, 2 October 1914, Page 8
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