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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18051, 27 September 1920, Page 2

KAKORAIBAND ine first concert of ?he season at tho Botanic Gardens was given by the Kaikorai Band yesterday afternoon, before a lanre attendance of the public. The programme opened with the new march. "The Emigrant The overture, "Poet and Peasant" (von Suppc), was played in the bail's best contest style, ana tho full tone of the band approached that organ quality so much desirod in brass hand playing. The pon U k r item, Ida and Dot," was played as a cornet duet by Messrs Eades and Kerr with ™1 7 . ba ," d accompaniment. "Operatic Melodies was another selection which naught the- fancy of the public. The solo I * c e n P,,^lm ' Hoar My Prayer." was tastefully given, while the"full band work snowed evidence of careful rehearsing Thr* selection. "The Maid of the Mountain " is new to the Dunedin public, and should bear repeahon at an oarlv date. A numr«!- ;'■ hymns yaxec inojiirtsi in the ißfcccaitaUj.