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Waipa Post, Volume VII, Issue 342, 21 August 1914, Page 5

CONCERTS. THEATRICALS. Etc. THEY ARE COMING ! FORTY OF THEM! SATURDAY Next (Aug. 22) Town Hall - Te Awamutu Doors open 6'. Commence at 8-30 p.m. ROTORUA MAORI CHOIR. Champion Haka Dancers ■ Champion Poi Dancers Gen. Sir Ltn Hamilton said that it v/as one of the most interesting and beautiful entertaintn'ents he ever attended. See the War Dances. D. SMYTHE PAPWORTH, Conductor. TE AWAMUTU TOWN BAND AN . . Open-AirConcert /// aid of N.Z. Patriotic Fund will be given at VICTORIA PARK, TE AWAMUTU, on SUNDAY, AU S<™ The Band will play Selections of BrassBand Music during the afternoon. A Collection will be taken. Contributions to be devoted to the Patriotic Fund. Jas. Jackson, President. A. G. WARBURTON, Secretary. PREMIER PICTURES Direct from King's, Auckland, and Fuller's, Wellington. JOWN HALL, f E AWAMUTU EVERY TUESDAY EVENING. PROGRAMME A TUDOR PRINCESS (star drama), and other good supporting films. Also, as a special in .addition to ordinary programme — THE GJfrBAT FIGHT of 20 rqjjrfras—Sam Langford v. Sam McVea. Boxing Display. Usual Prices. J. LANGMUIR, Manager. pRIDAY, September ii, 1914. fO be held in the Public Hall, Paterangi, under the auspices of the Farmers' Union. Proceeds in aid of the Empire Defence Fund. Tickets : 2/7. H. WEBB, Hon. Sec. CONTEST AND CARNIVAL, \YATCH for Particulars of the Waikato and King Country Band Contest, to be held at Te Awamutu on October 26th, 1914 (Labour Day). Seven Bands Competing. Monster Art Union and Gala Attractions. FOR SALEpANCY Goods Business, well established, situated in the centre of the business area of Te Awamutu. This opportunity is a splendid one for anyone to acquire a business cheaply, >as the present owner is leaving to join the Expeditionary Force. —Apply Waipa Post Office.