HIGHLAND MUSIC.
Lovers of Highland Bag Pipe usic,. will bo .pleased to know that a piper of distinction has. arrived from the Old Country 1 recently On the West’ Coast, ; and is prepared to take up engagements either at .concerts, or any other public 'functions. He is also open to teach pipe bands, or take private pupils. He has had a wide experience as a bag pipe instructor. Piper Major I). K. Finlay is the winner of over 400 prizes gained in open competition all over Scotland, and is an asset to the West Coast of New Zealand. Mr Finlay, though resident’in Hokitika, is prepared to visit Greymputh one day in each week to suit the cohveiiiene.es of students. All intending pipers are asked to .leave their juam.es at the officer of this paper, or with Mr. J. Leitch, violinist, of Blaketown, with Mr Robert Clark, Stafford Street, Blackball, or with Mr J. J. Macintosh, Red Pion Hotel, Hokitika.—A.D. -
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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 April 1925, Page 5
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