Right: ST. PHILOMENA’S COLLEGE PERCUSSION BANDS.— At the recent Trinity College examinations Band I (infanta, upper picture), secured. 86 marks (honours) for First Steps, and Band II (Std. II and III, lower picture), obtained 80 marks (merit) in the Preparatory Grade. These are the first percussion bands to enter for the Trinity College Examinations in Dunedin. The instrumental equipment comprises drums, tambourines, triangles, castanets, and cymbals. Above: ST. ANDREW’S DAY OBSERVANCE.—The St. Andrew’s Society held its annual function in the Early Settlers’ Hall last evening. Right: FAMOUS NOVELIST BECOMES A MAJOR-GENERAL.—Major John Hay Beith (lan Hay) who has been appointed Director of Public Relations at the War Offiice in succession to the late Major-General A. G. C. Dawnay, at work in a room at the War Office.

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Right: ST. PHILOMENA’S COLLEGE PERCUSSION BANDS.— At the recent Trinity College examinations Band I (infanta, upper picture), secured. 86 marks (honours) for First Steps, and Band II (Std. II and 111, lower picture), obtained 80 marks (merit) in the Preparatory Grade. These are the first percussion bands to enter for the Trinity College Examinations in Dunedin. The instrumental equipment comprises drums, tambourines, triangles, castanets, and cymbals.

Above: ST. ANDREW’S DAY OBSERVANCE.—The St. Andrew’s Society held its annual function in the Early Settlers’ Hall last evening.

Right: FAMOUS NOVELIST BECOMES A MAJOR-GENERAL.—Major John Hay Beith (lan Hay) who has been appointed Director of Public Relations at the War Offiice in succession to the late Major-General A. G. C. Dawnay, at work in a room at the War Office.