NORTH ISLAND BAND CONTEST.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17701, 1 March 1923, Page 10

NORTH ISLAND BAND CONTEST.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. (PRESS association TKLBSBiJi.) NEW PLYMOUTH, February 28. To-day a results were:— B-Flat Bass Solo, J. Milne (Wellington Artillery, 96 ~ X H. Mahor (Auckland Artillery), 9£j + 13. Owen (New Plymouth), 93J .. "a. C. S Hansen (Woolston), 954 ' 'j B-Flot 13ass. C. Hansen (Woolston), 98 .. ' i Waters (New Plymouth), 70 w! " o The only competitors. G Trombone. G. Humphrey (Wanganui), 96 i L.. Hardgravo (New Plymouth), 91 " n P. Wansborough (WaDganoi) 90' '' + A- Handley .(New Plymouth), 90 Hi There wero seven competitors. Hymn Test, Own Selection, Woolston, S8 points v , Auckland Artillery, 3S - "5 'Queen Alexandra, Si ~ 8 Also competed—J. ew Plvmouti 93, "Wellington SO; Fourth Wellington Regimental Band 90, PalmeTSton North 86 •u-ucklani City 86, 'Dannevirko 83. ' _ The judge remarked that it was the finest playing he tad heard since he was a E FLAT CORNET SOLO, ®. Whitwell (Nelson Garrison) 03 points > .. ~ E. P. Dunn (Woolston) 91 .. ..2 G. Bergerson (Palmeraton North), 90 $ B. Lloyd (First Wellington) 87, J. Wilson (Auckland City) 87. I'LTJGEXi HOHN SOLO. R. Bamsfty (Palmerstoa North), 97 points X L. Sherlock (Woolcton) 90 .. a Sergeant H. O'Brien (Wellington Artil- ■ iery) 69 ' g "Homo "(New 'piyCIJ Hardia g (Masterton) 80, Tl!- ( New Plymouth) 60. m 'j i 4V,'' 0 . Iwand Bands' Association deyear's «,ntest shall be, h«M Palmeteton North.