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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21063, 27 June 1930, Page 11

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The Dunedin Highland Dancers and Pipers Club. Incorporated, which was formed in May, 1920, . and formerly operated successfully under the name of “The Otago Pipers’ Club,” and of which Mr George Munro was recently decided at a special -meeting to become an incorporated body , under the above mentioned name. The change of name' has been under consideration for some tune, but wtts hastened bythe corporation of a pipers’ club under the name of “ The Otago Pipers’ Club, Incorporated," a body recently resuscitated after being inactive for several years. The Dunedin Highland Dancers and Pipers’ -Club, Incorporated, has the support of about 150- active menl"' bersj and is out to promote the welfafe> of piping and dancing in Otago? Competitions will be held under the club’s auspices from time to time, and with, a -member* ship from all corners of the province, and' a strong financial backing, the ’club , will undoubtedly assist in*:the extension of piping and danciwr « / .1 "