DUNEDIN BAND CONTEST.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 952, 20 October 1910, Page 6

DUNEDIN BAND CONTEST.

~ 1 1(By.Telej^aph.— Dutiedin, October 19 _ < At -to-day's 'bdnd': contests,. the • biri-':'. ton© . 1 solo < Tosulted: —AY. Roland's(Lin- , wood); 48;. . I.i T. - Little - (Kaitorm), f7j .• AV.:-Yeoman .(ilofnington) and.'E. il Alts-:-ter.'(Woo!ston),' 46. '•• • ;' V j[v • ; was decided, j on i-the 'Caledonian Groufid this- afternoon.-.£5 .The- lflyelyl-:?':_bul. ;c;i-vfeii;ly-,'j i stroig :,; wma > previil<d:-iv : Six' ; Clmds:.co:ia-:;\| petcd. " Mr. -Devlin judged:-' the -V music, a ; : and Sergeants Grant,- Cato, >nd -Eassm . aotedVas. military -judges.:;:The\tet-s6IJ»-:y tion'.i'was;"Queen of the; North;.;andj i M .'competitioni -'.resulted? {ass 'follows stMp266ipts:v;lrlnv«nargill Hibernian,: v 259pt5., 2; • Morningtcm, - 257ipts., : . competed: Kaikorai, <257 pts.; Dnnedm. .• Citizens',: 256J-pts. r and 3Lytteltoii,v- afflp.b. In;the; evening;.the' l euphonoum: • trombone trio, were decidwi with the, fj>llowing.' results :—Eiiphonium .solo:'. K. j J.; Sullivan"(Lyttelton),": :4Spts.,: 2 ; ;L;: S.tubhj>r- ; y field (Lihwood),' 47pts:,f-S.' ;;Als*i 'competed: J A. O'Brien, Kaikorai, 46pts , W. , PennTCuicke, : 'MorningtbnV'.i2pts; . ; baU, ; inverdargiU;Hibemian,i4lpts:,"jTrom-;;:; bone;- (the possible),; v 1; Morningtbn, ,49pts'., 2; ';LTt,teltoii. Mar- ' i'ne, 48pts., < 3.'' Also' competed : - Woolston; 47pts.; andfDunedin.;,Citizens', 45pts. :• _ .

' The annual dinner ■ anil'"smoker* of | :V jplast ' night '-at. ■ Swift's; Jlx.. "\Y.; Woolind'ti; presided.' -Popular..;;;; selections were /rendered... :by ; Mr. .. - r A. Duncan's orchestra. following: •• i gentlemen- contributed - to: > a .yery-: pleasant i j. j evening ••• by songsi' "u .recitations,etc: :■?? vj • Messrk if Thomas," v ; Marshall; f;: 'Gosliiig,■ Snelling, P... Duncan, A.. Dun- ;- f. can;' Ghnrles/Ennn; / and;'.J.'; Hammond..;-,; Mr 4. H. Cooper, : V secretary.; of : ; :thr. '•' : Butchers' '■ Footballi|;- ;Clul),-:; proposed;; the.>.;•i, ; ; toast -:of ' the/Rugby. ■ ;\vas ;•/: ; responded to bj Mr 0 Sullivan, tie representative .of:--'!!!©/- Wednesday^..-i, 1 ciation .^Ror^vfe;:: was 1 proposed' by 'Sir.^H.Asawort^^ responded.' to 'by Mt'. ,P. Laxworth. - Tho-v / toast, of the Butchers'..: Club was., pro-. i[/ posed rbT:' andC responaed\i : .:.: ji;. to by . Mr. Gosling, ; captain, /of : ( theteam.. :: ] f jj> toast', of the press. l- > Mr; C. F. ivrites to say .that.'/. Sir 3?. l?oresticr Walker is hot Governor. [•; Ootober 10.' He died, six months aso, and ; was succeeded: by Sir Archibald Hunter..... .' Messrs. Stewart'; Dawson fand|vCo.- jewel- - | lcrs wish to draw attention to;a new-8- - .; r day lever . watch which they;-have ]ust •: j; imported. ; . ■■/;'./ .-'J:!-''" J:!.f.. Messrs.. Parker and " Vincent, . land. .' agents,' Levin, advertise for'.sale'"a hum- • bei-' of oiiaU fruit-and poultry'faras. ' . :.. : ; :/■ A band-peVformarice'iwUl.be.eiveh dt.the Basin' Reserve, to-night by tho Mission /-/J/ Band , A stock sale will be held at Shannon to-. - morrow by - 'Messrs. - Abraham ; *'■ ' lianis. '.;V '.-'-'-'V.''•' Messrs Dalgetj and Co will hold a ' stock -sale : at Upper Hutt to-day; Tliurs- . .... day. /.V"-' ? Tlio Wairarapa and East-. Coast P.: and /; ■;/, A Sooietj-'a 33nl Annnal'show : wll'boiMdf: ; : at Carterton on WedneMay and I'hurs-' N day, October' 26 and 27. " ;/■ .:. ' ■ ■;, ■; •• Hessrs. Stnbbs. and Webb, land agrafe,. ,---a..«v Dannovirko,' advertise for Baloorexchange /'/;: feVHTk:. ./' ''./.'-i.; V''^.i./-;/^