N.Z. PIPE BANDS’ CONTEST
TIMARU HEADS A GRADE. fPER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] PALMERSTON NORTH, April 16. The Timaru Highland Pipe Band scored a triple victory in the New Zealand Pipe Bands’ Contest to-day, winning the street march, the A grade quickstep, and the drum majors’ display. Details: — Street March: Timaru 73 points, Manawatu Scottish 72, Hawera 72, City of Christchurch 71§. Drum majors’ display (marching only)—Timaru 94J points, Wanganui 91J, Citv of Christchurch 90J, Hawera 86. Quickstep—Timaru (drill 181 1-20 points, music 94, total 275 1-20) 1, City of Christchurch (181 2-5, 90, 271 22, Hawera (181 11-20, 88, 269 1120) 3, Wanganui (178 3-10, 90, 268 3-10) 4. A. Grade selection. —Hawera 89 points, Timaru, 88, City of Christchurch 87, Wanganui 86. Aggregate in A gthcle—Timaru 363 1-20 points, Hawera 358 11-20, City of Christchurch 358 2-5, Wanganui 354 3-
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 April 1938, Page 5
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