NORTHERN BAND CONTEST.
QUICKSTEP COMPETITIONS.
AUCKLAND ARTILLERY'S SUCCESS.
[BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] NEW PLYMOUTH. Saturday. The North Island band contest was concluded to-day. Results:— Quickstep.A Grade: Auckland Artillery, 275$ points; Queen Alexandra, Wanganui, 275; Palmerston North, 273£; Dannevirke, 273; Auckland City, 266 i; Wellington Artillery, 263; Woolston, 262£. B Grade: New Plymouth, 2613; Wellington Battalion, 246*. The Besson Shield for aggregate marks in two tests and one-fifth music points in the quickstep was won by Woolston, with Auckland Artillery second, and Queen Alexandra third. The Hawke's Shield for aggregate points in two tests and quickstep competition, including drill, was won by Auckland Artillery, with Queen Alexandra second, and Palmerston third. \ .. The Boosey Shield for B Grade's highest aggregate for two tests and one-fifth music in the quickstep was won by Ist Wellington. "'■> ' ■<:■'■■• ■ -■!'<■ : Boy's Solo.—G. Bergerson (Palmerston North), 90 points; J. Bagnall (Wellington), and L. Williscombe (Dannevirke), each 71 points. *.' _ Trombone Trios.Wanganui, 90 points; Dannevirke, 89; New Plymouth, 884. Six competed. B. Flat Comet Solo.—R. A. Taylor (New Plymouth), 95£ , points; H. Fox | (Woolston), 95. Theie were 17 competij tors. ""*■' ■".'."■ '.- ""; ._
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18340, 5 March 1923, Page 8
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179NORTHERN BAND CONTEST. New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18340, 5 March 1923, Page 8
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