PROMENADE CONCERT.
— »■ I DRAWING OF ART UNION. There was a large attendance in the Drill Hall oo Thursday night on the occasion of the Promesade Concert promoted by the Ui ited Societies Band. 1 he main attraction of the evening was the drawing of the Art Uniou in connection with the Associated Snorts Ground at Fitzroy. The keenest interest was displayed in ithe drawing which was con ducted by the Mayor (Mr J. B. Roy), Captain Captl, and Messrs A. E. A. Clarke, and L. M. Taunton (hon. iecretary). The following is the li«t of ihe winning numbers and names of winners : - - First prize, No. 4290, Mr M. Ramson, New Plymouth ; 2nd, 10,213, Mr U. Bil. berbeck, Midhirst ; 3ra, 4642,' Mr J. Attrill.N.P.; 4tb,7440, Mr VV. Gillespie, Foxton ; sth, 6404, flliss R. Hone.> field, 1 New Plymouth ; 6th, 5960, Mr H. L. Sherwill, Feilding; 7th, 10,834, Mr C. McCarthy, Wanganui ; Bth, 7773, Mrs C. Barriball, New Plymouth ; 9th, 6915, Mrs b M. Tauntou, New Plymouth j 10th, 6153, Mr Putt, New Plymouth; 11th, 2981, Mr S. W. Shaw, New Plymouth; 12ih. 3413, S. '■!. Lnrco'ii, junr., Hawer-i": 13ch, 6,83, Mrs C. Olivar, New Plynv.uU,; 14ih, 6337, Miss Dorritt, Pigott, Uruiiui : 15th, 7771, Mr Frank Watts, New Pl>mouth ; 16th, 2592, G. Windleburne, Upper Moutere, Nelson ; 17th, 3309, C. H. Cicherton, Wellington ; 18th, 9943, Miss Maggie Fay, Light'p Hotel, Feilding; 19th, 8654, Mr J. Kitchen, Midbirst : 20th, 4951, Mr J. Hill, Customs, New P.ymouth ; 21st, 10,975, Miss A. Marshall, New Plymouth ; 22nd, 4510, Mrs H. Mace, New Plymouth. The money dorived from the Art Union will be spent in improving the sports ground at Fitzroy. Mr L. M. Taunton, who has been most energetic in his efforts to have the sjJorts ground established, carried out the secretarial duties in connection with the Art Union, and he must be congratulated on the success that has been achieved. The proceeds from tho concert were in aid of the instrument fund of the Band. During the evening the Band, under Bandmaster H. Cottier, played a well selected programme.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11014, 3 September 1897, Page 2
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342PROMENADE CONCERT. Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11014, 3 September 1897, Page 2
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