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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 241, 25 September 1914, Page 2

Before his departure for Sydney by the Maheno on Monday evening’, Mr. Harry Lauder said he attributed in a large measure the success of his New Zealand tour to the splendid work of the 'Scottish Societies, who had entertained him, and done so much to make his visit to this Dominion a success. As a small souvenir of his visit he is giving a silver shield to be competed for annually by the Pipe Bands of New Zealand for the lies! bagpipe playing, leaving the entire arrangements in the hands of the Wellington Scottish Society.

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