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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9906, 30 March 1901, Page 4

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It is stated that as a result of the loudly expressed opinion of he Wanganui Band anent the action of the Wellington Garrison Band in not taking part in the recent Wanganui contest, the latter band intends challenging Wanganui to a musical contest for stakes valued at £100. This week's issue of the Auckland Weekly News possesses many attractive features. The illustrations are varied, and those .of the Queen's funeral procession in London are interesting The Ming, Emperor of Germany, and Duke of ' Connaught can be easily distinguished at the head of the procession, and pictures of the royal princes, naval representatives, and colonial contingents are also given. The opening of the Maori church at Kennedy's Bay, the recent bands competition, wedding groups, and miscellaneous, pictures moke up an