Right To It
ON the principle that if a thing is worth doing it is worth doing properly, Bandmaster J. Dixon, of St. Kilda,' " Dunedin, may take credit for lifting the standard of band music— not merely, m Dunedin, but m the \yhole 6f r New Zealand. : Absolutely unimpressive by any outwardly visible force of character, J.D. m his quiet, pleasant -visaged way, has splendid characteristics. Off comes his coat if the night ia hot and the band piece must be got right. And with him, it MUST. Baton wielder for manj r musical successes, Dixon also has a few little quietly, though steadily, burning irons m the fire of enterprising- business. • In the Kaikorai Band conductorship, he had the highest conceivable standard to uphold after their pilot, Laidlaw, had passed on. He shall not be found wanting.
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NZ Truth, Issue 1146, 17 November 1927, Page 6
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138Right To It NZ Truth, Issue 1146, 17 November 1927, Page 6
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