BAND CONTEST
SOUTH ISLAND FIXTURE. tPer Press Association.) Christchurch, January 25. The band contest was resumed today , x Results: — B GRADE TEST. Lyttelton Marine, own choice selection 87, “Lily of Killarney” 95, total 182. Oamaru Regimental, 72, 84, 156. • Hibernian, 80,70,156. Stanmore 60, 55, 115. Inangahua, 55, 58, 113. QUICKSTEP COMPETITION.
Wanganui, drill 182, music 85, total 267. Kaikorai, 184, 72, 256. Woolston, 1734, 70, 243./. Hibernian, 1754, 59, 2344. Timaru Garrison, 1724, 55, 2274Lyttelton Marine, 162, 63, 225. S'tanmore, 162, 62, 223. Morningtou, 159, 58, 217.
Oamaru Regimental, 1534, 62, 2144 Inangahua, 157, 53, 217.
Wellington Tramways, 147, 57, 204
Wellington Garrison, 1264, 75, 2014
- The drum-major medal for highest points in drill was awarded to DrumMajor Davie, of the Kaikorai Band, and the gold medal for the best drummer to the Woolston drummer.
The champion cornet solo was won by T. Godall (Wellington Tramways), 98; E. 0. Sullivan (Lyttelton Marino), 93; S. Williams (Woolston), 90. A protest was entered against the decision in the quickstep competition. An announcement was made at the show grounds to the effect that Woolston won, but this was amended by a subsequent recount. A protest was entered by Woolston Band, who objected to the recount being made in the absence of representatives of each band.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 37, 26 January 1912, Page 6
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212BAND CONTEST Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 37, 26 January 1912, Page 6
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