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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17585, 14 October 1922, Page 5

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Several New Zealandero are in Scotland just now, and quite a numlx?r of them -Attended .the great Highland gathering at Dunoon. Thf. leading pipers of Scotland assembled at- this gathering, and this year they included Piper John McDonald. Glasgow; PipeMajor DnfF, Edinburgh; J. P. McDonald. Argyllshire Police; Pipe-Major A. Reed, 7th Highland Light Infantry ; Norman McDonald, Greenock; Neil Alexander, Larkhali, and Pipe-Major Willie Ferguson, who last year conducted the winning pipe band.. Fifteen bands eomn.utd in the world's championship, tlio average number of pipera being about 25.

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