Messrs James and John Dare of Mount Pleasant left for Auckland last night, en route for South Africa. The music at the Forester •' fete yesterday was eupplied by the 1 hame* Naval Band, ucder Bandmaster Smith, and was quite up to the high standard of the Band's I performances. T The Yaldares Vaudeville and Circus company concluded their short season last nigbjt to a crowded house. A lady and gentleman riding bicycles at Gealdine last week collided, with the result that the lady had he nose broken and the man had his head split open.
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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9614, 17 April 1900, Page 2
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