THE KILTIES.
ARRIVE TO-DAY. The Kilties' Band .will arrive this forenoon, and a great turn-out is expected this afternoon at the open air hand concert at Trafalgar Park. The Kilties, forty . strong, and headed- by the giant drum-major, Donald MacCormack, 7ft 3jin in height, will assemble at the junction of Bridge and Trafalgar-streets at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Citizens' Band will play them round town, the j route being up TrftfalgaivstireYjt, eastwards along Hardy-street, 'down Col-lingwood-atr&et, and by way of Bridge back t& IVaf allgar-street, thence to .the Park. In the evening, at the Theatre Royal, the band concert will be supplemented ." hy the dancing of the Clan_ Johnstono Scottish troupe, and singing by the choir of , twenty male voices. _ The indications are that there will be bumper houses at each of the 'evening performances. The Garrison Band, we understand, will play the Kilties to the Theatre this evening. ■ ■-. 'v ■__ »
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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12455, 3 February 1909, Page 2
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151THE KILTIES. Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12455, 3 February 1909, Page 2
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