PIPE BANDS
WEST COAST CONTEST By TelegTapb— Press Association GREYMOUTH, November 17. The Highland Pipe Band cont.st, under the auspices of the Highland Pipe Band Association of New Zealand, was held at Rugby Park, Greymouth, to-day in delightful weather. There was a large attendance. The judges were:—Music: Pipe-Major D. Finlay; military and marching: Captain C. W. Fitzgerald and Lieutenant R. Fleming; paces: Lieutenant E. Caldwell and Lieutenant W, Hutton; dress: Sergeant 9. Johnstone and Pipe-Sergeant E. J. Hay. The following bands competed:— Ashburton County, Canterbury Caledonian Society, Blackball Caledonian Society, Christchurch Scottish, North Canterbury Caledonian and Runanga Caledonian. Results:— QUICK-STEP MARCH. Music. Drill. Hep. TI. Canterbury Caledonian 89 842 10 1833 Blackball Caledonian „5 723 15 1723 Ashburton County 82 841 6 1731 North Canterbury Caledonian 82 711 15 1681 Christchurch Scottish 87 801 scr 1671 Runanga Caledonian 70 693 15 1542 Selection, slow air. arch. Strathspey and reel: Canterbury ' Jc cnian, 92 points (hep. 8), 100 points 1 Blackball Caledonian, 87 points (10), 97 points 2 North Canterbury Caledonian, 85 points (10), 95 points 3 Christchurch Scottish, 84 points (scr), 84 points 4 Ashburton County, 79 points (3), 82 points 5
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19961, 20 November 1934, Page 4
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