BAND CONTESTS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 95, 19 October 1910, Page 7

BAND CONTESTS.

AT BALLARAT. NEW ZEALAND SOLO PLAYERS' SUCCESSES. vßy Telej»raph.— Press Association.— Copyright. SYDNEST, 18th October. At the Ballarat band competition, 'there were 44 competitors. In the horn solos, Bowes, of Wanganui, secured thdrdV place. There were 88 competitors in B flat cornet contest. Buckley, of Wangjanui, tied with Gore, of Victoria, for first place. The New Zealander was beaten in the play-off. M 'Comas (Victoria) was third. Gore got the full points. In the baritone competition, Jensen, of iWanganui, was first; Harrojjj of Vie-, •toria, second; and Helm, of Victoria, .third. The judge remarked that the-, standard of playing equalled that of Eng-. . land. THE GATHERING AT DUNEDIN. DUNEDTtf, 18th October. At the hand contest, in the quartet competition, eleven teams competed. No. 1 team from Woolston (R. J. Estell, C. D. Durtn, E. Barber, and G. Wilson} scored the maximum number of points, and came first. The quartet representing the Lyttelton Marine Band (H- Fox, A. Griffiths, L. Wendleborn, and W. .7. Sullivan), and No. . 1 quartet fr jiii TCaikorai (E- Kerr, G. Laidlaw, I). Whelan, and J. A. O'Brien) each scored 49 points, and were awarded second place. The following bands were also represented: — Morningion (two teams), South Canteibury Battalion, Dunedin Citizens' V.'uolI ston, arid Kaikorai No. 2 teams. The scoring was, in hearly every instance, remarkably high, the judge stating that ho had had some difficulty in separating some of the contestants. A garden, party was held in the afternoon. «

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