THE BAND CONTEST.
SOLO COMPETITIONS.
WOOLSTON WINS THE TEST
Christchureh, Yesterday. The Band Contest was resumed to-dav Results:—
BB Flat Solo—Hughes (Lyttelton Marine) 7S marks, 1; W. Fenton (Wui'.ston Band), 75 2; J. J. Collins (lim-i----cargill Hibernians) and G. Gallop (Wool" ston Band) 3. Ten competitors. (} Trombone Solo. —G. dimming!) (Westport (iarrison) (ill marks, 1; 11. (Hover (Nelson Regimental) 04, 2; F. \l- - (Wellington Tramways), (i 3, 3. Fivo competitors. B Flat Cornet Solo.—H. Osborne (Timaru Regimental), 113 marks, 1; Kerr (Westport Garrison 00, 2; S. Williams (Woolston) 88, 3. Seventeen competitors. Champion Cornet Solo.—ll. Fox (Christchureh) 1; If. Osborne (Timam) 2; A. 0. Barryman (Palmerston North)
B Grade Contest.—Test Selection: City Band (Napier) 173 marks 1;, C.Y.C. (Christchureh) 166, 2.
To-morrow evening the second portion of the A grade contest test selection (Wagner) will be taken, and the judge's award will be announced.
THE SOLO COMPETITIONS. Chistehurch, Last Night. The hand contest was resumed today. Results:—
Tenor Horn Solo: C. Hansen (Nelson Regimental), DO marks, 1; G. Wilson (Woolston), -SO marks, 2; M. Bowes (Wanganui Garrison), 88 marks, 3. Twenty entries, hut only nine competitors.
B-Flat Trombone Solo: ,T. Sara (Westport Regimental), fll marks. 1; A. Willis (Tnvercargill Hibernians), 88 marks, 2; J. Neighbours'„(Westport Regimental), 80 marks, 3. Fifteen tries. Only nine competed.
Baritone Solo.—G. Jensen (Wanganui) S9 marks, 1; C. E. Smith (Timaru Regimental), 87, 2; AY. Wheatley (Westport). 80, 3. Twelve entrants; ten contestants. Euphonium Solo.—S. J. Johnstone (Napier City), Do marks, 1; J. A. McClintock (Woolston), DO, 2; W. Sullivan (Lyttelton), 88, 3. Fourteen entrants; eight- contestants. Trom'bone Trio.—Wanganui Garrison, 8S marks, 1; Wellington Tramwajs, 8(i. 2; Invercargill Hibernian, 85, 3.
THE TEST. The evening was devoted to the second portion of the A grade contest, Wagner selection. There were eleven entrants, and eiglit contestants. The result of the test was:— Woolston, 89, 94—183. Timaru, 82, 90—172. Wanganui, 92, 77—1G9. Besson Shield. —Timaru. Hawke Shield and Boosey Shield.— Woolston. e ■Boosey Shield, B Grade.—Napier.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 256, 8 April 1915, Page 5
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328THE BAND CONTEST. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 256, 8 April 1915, Page 5
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