DUNEDIN BAND CONTEST.
(By Telegraph.—Press - Association.)
Dunedln, October 14. The band contest began this mormnfr. The Hth Regimental Band (Hilton) did not participate. Three doubtful starters are Berry's Private Band (Christchurch), Timnrn tiarrison, and Invorcargill Garrison. Tho 10th Regimental Band comes from Oamaru to-morrow. All the other bands (fifteen) are present. Tho following aro the results:— - L ..... . . E flat, bass solo—A. Nelson (St. kiMa), ®B, 1. VST P. Cougblnn (kaikorai), !)(, 2) C. Farr (Oamaru), 96, 3. Nino others comflat • bass solo—B." Williams (St.. ■KiW. Wi. ti C. Gallop (WoolstonK St; 2; A. Gilmoro (Stanmore), 76, ■3. These were the only competitors. BR Hat bass solo-W. Feuton ' " slon), 07 'points. 1; T. (Lyttoltoll), and ,E. I'raser (Knikoivi), % points,
"■ln: the evening the first test for B Grade bands was played. nf selfH'tious froro ■' M»inlnnn.- . lowing banns competed:—Ashbnrton cinnl Balclutha, Cnvershnm, InvercargiU Hibernian, Blenheim. Stanmnre, Domimou orcavrill), Ashburton Tciupcrouw, ffS. The own«ho.cp selection will be- played to-morrow night.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 157, 15 October 1912, Page 6
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156DUNEDIN BAND CONTEST. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 157, 15 October 1912, Page 6
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