HASTINGS BAND CONTEST.
By Tclcgraph.-l'ress Association. Hustings, Febi-min- is Notwithstanding the troubles t'hallho North Island lira,, ] Jillld Association ■lad iccenlly, t| u . contest c-uimiioiu-iii2 at Hasting next Monday, judgimr by the number of Mitrips, compares niorc'fhan favourably with last year's contest at New Plymouth. Ten bands will compete "i the A and the 'J! grades, Fourteen entries have been received for the quartette competition! cloven for the It-flat trombones; twenty-one for the B-flat cornet; eight for the soprano cornet; thirteen for Die euphonium; nine for Die I roinhone Irio: live for the Angel horn; l"i for the K-flat bass; four for the li-llat bass: fourteen for the liß-llat bass; eight I'm- the fl trombone; eleven for thi-_ K-flat horn: and eleven, for the baritone competition,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 22, 19 February 1909, Page 2
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125HASTINGS BAND CONTEST. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 22, 19 February 1909, Page 2
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