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TWO BODIES CONTROLLING GIRLS' MARCHING MAY AMALGAMATE
Wanganui Chronicle
19 April 1948
MARCHING.
Ashburton Guardian
12 July 1917
FINE DISPLAYS
Ashburton Guardian
27 March 1950
Timaru Team Wins Marching Title
Press
16 February 1965
MARCHING UNIFORMITY OF JUDGING IN COMING SEASON
Grey River Argus
20 September 1949
MARCHING TEAM AT SUMNER
Press
9 November 1953
GIRLS’ MARCHING
Press
18 March 1952
Efforts To Have Girls’ Marching Under Unified Control
Wanganui Chronicle
3 September 1947
Untitled
Press
4 April 1955
Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
Press
19 October 1948
Page 1 Advertisements Column 7
Press
6 December 1950
Page 1 Advertisements Column 7
Press
8 December 1950
WOMEN’S MARCHING ASSOCIATION
Press
17 May 1948
ANNUAL BALL
Press
1 August 1950
Skaters On The March
Press
24 January 1970
“MARCHING ON.”
Manawatu Standard
23 August 1940
MARCHING CHAMPIONSHIP
Opunake Times
15 November 1949
Junior Marching Title Won By The Mountain Midgets
Wanganui Chronicle
11 April 1949
GIRLS’ MARCHING
Wanganui Chronicle
17 April 1945
GIRLS’ MARCHING
Waihi Daily Telegraph
11 August 1950
HUMANITY.
Otago Witness
3 June 1930
MARCHING AT HUNTLY
New Zealand Herald
9 August 1941
N.Z. Marching Boots Sought
Greymouth Evening Star
24 October 1947
FINE DISPLAY AT ROTORUA
Bay of Plenty Times
7 January 1947
Amalgamation Of Marching Bodies Still In The Air
Wanganui Chronicle
16 August 1948
GIRLS' SPORTS
New Zealand Herald
18 October 1935
GREEK ARMY SAID TO BE MARCHING NORTH.
New Zealand Herald
4 December 1916
ROUTE MARCHING.
Ashburton Guardian
19 November 1915
AUSTRALIAN BUSHMEN HURRYING SOUTH
Marlborough Express
12 June 1900
CHAMPION MARCHING TEAM.—The Canterbury women’s marching championship meeting, held at Lancaster Park on Saturday, was the largest marching contest yet held in Canterbury. This photograph shows the champion team, Pirates, led by Miss V. Landrebe, who was judged the champion leader.
Press
7 November 1949
Whakatane Girls' Marching Club Mag Start Again
Bay of Plenty Beacon
7 March 1949
MASSED DISPLAY AT HAMILTON
Bay of Plenty Times
24 February 1947
GIRLS’ MARCHING
Press
3 April 1950
NEW TEAM FORMED
Te Awamutu Courier
25 August 1950
LADIES’ MARCHING
Otago Daily Times
2 April 1946
Marching CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING
Press
7 February 1963
HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
Evening Star
29 June 1917
THE GARRISON BAND.
Wanganui Chronicle
6 February 1907
Marching champions
Press
21 December 1984
MARCHING GIRLS
Evening Post
16 January 1941
MARCHING ASSOCIATION
Gisborne Herald
18 January 1941
N.Z. Marching Union’s Champs.
Opunake Times
15 March 1949
Marching Enthusiast as Candidate
Te Awamutu Courier
2 September 1949
Page 46 Advertisements Column 3
Press
13 February 1971
RECRUITING CAMPAIGN FOR GIRL MARCHERS
Gisborne Herald
20 May 1949
BAND CONTEST.
Hawke's Bay Herald
16 March 1901
Marching In Streets
Northern Advocate
23 June 1944
BAND CONTEST.
New Zealand Times
17 March 1902
D.I.C. Marching Team At Taumarunui
Wanganui Chronicle
15 March 1949
TO-MORROW'S PROCESSION
Wanganui Chronicle
26 September 1944
West Coast To Challenge Buller Marching Teams
Greymouth Evening Star
6 November 1947
MARCHING CONTESTS
Dominion
22 November 1935
The Bay of Plenty Times MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1946. A HEALTHY RECREATION
Bay of Plenty Times
10 June 1946
HIGHLAND DISPLAY
Te Awamutu Courier
18 October 1948
Marching Competitions At Taihape
Wanganui Chronicle
21 November 1950
MARCHING FAREWELL
Press
25 August 1970
OPUNAKE BEACH
Opunake Times
7 December 1948
FURTHER SUCCESS
Te Awamutu Courier
14 January 1949
IS BATTLE HYMN.
Waipawa Mail
7 July 1917
MARCHING FILM SCREENED; VALUE OF THE SPORT STRESSED
Wanganui Chronicle
20 July 1950
UNIFIED CONTROL OF MARCHING SOUGHT
Wanganui Chronicle
13 October 1947
MARCHING TEAMS
Wanganui Chronicle
17 April 1940
“THIS MARCHING BUSINESS”
Wanganui Chronicle
6 April 1938
PATRIOTIC MARCHING
Wanganui Chronicle
13 November 1942
Untitled
Press
23 September 1949
1972 marching titles in Chch
Press
21 May 1971
THE BAND CONTEST.
Taranaki Herald
16 March 1901
MARCHING
Press
18 April 1955
D COMPANY'S MARCHING SONG.
Clutha Leader
23 April 1915
MARCHING TO GERMANY
Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle
9 February 1915
Anniversary of marching
Press
5 May 1973
Brass band ecstatic over world title
Press
30 July 1985
VOLUNTEERS' ROUTE MARCHING.
Evening Post
11 November 1902
GIRLS’ MARCHING ASSOCIATION FORMED IN WANGANUI
Wanganui Chronicle
7 October 1948
GIRLS' MARCHING.
Auckland Star
16 January 1941
GIRLS’ MARCHING ASSOCIATION
Nelson Evening Mail
16 January 1941
GIRLS’ MARCHING
Waikato Times
16 January 1941
Marching event
Press
27 January 1988
The Sockburn Ford Lasers marching team goes through its routine in the midget grade display section of the Canterbury Marching Centre championships at Porritt Park yesterday. Twenty-seven teams took part in the competitions which marked the opening day of the 1983-84 marching season. The Sockburn Ford Lasers won the midget grade.
Press
17 October 1983
Marching DEAF SCHOOL TEAM
Press
19 November 1957
MARCHING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Press
18 April 1951
Marching Season Officially Opened
Press
5 October 1964
North Island Marching Champs For Whangarei
Northern Advocate
5 August 1948
NEW ORGANISATION
Otago Daily Times
3 October 1945
TO-MORROW’S ATTRACTIONS
Otago Daily Times
27 April 1945
DUE HOME SATURDAY
Wanganui Chronicle
2 October 1947
Kaiapoi marching
Press
5 July 1976
ATHLETICS AND MARCHING
Dominion
31 March 1944
MIDGET AND JUNIOR MARCHING CHAMPIONSHIPS.-Girls between the ages of seven and 15 competed for cups and medals in the midget and junior marching championships, held at the Addington Show Grounds on Saturday by the Canterbury centre of the New Zealand Marching Ascociation. The photograph shows some of the part in the mare march.
Press
1 November 1954
MARCHING ASSOCIATION
New Zealand Herald
17 January 1941
Page 1 Advertisements Column 8
Press
21 February 1953
SCHOOL FOR DEAF MARCHING TEAM.—Members of the School for the Deaf marching team, who gave a demonstration at the Canterbury Marching Association’s junior and midget championships, held at Lancaster Park yesterday. Instead of blowing a whistle to indicate a change of steps or evolutions, the leader of this team uses a system of hand signals.
Press
16 November 1953
MARCHING CONTESTS
Otago Daily Times
17 January 1941
MARCHING TEAM TO REPRESENT CANTERBURY.—Members of the Caledonian marching team, which will represent Canterbury at the New Zealand marching championships in New Plymouth, photographed before leaving Christchurch last evening. Back row (from left): L. McGillivray, C. Plummer, V. King (leader), L. Osborne, and B. Fielden. Front row: G. Drummond, J. Campbell, A. William (marker), G. Fraser, and M. Jones.
Press
15 March 1957
MARCHING TEAMS’ COMPETITION
Press
15 January 1953
MARCHING DISPLAY
Hutt News
24 November 1943
Girls’ Marching Association
Manawatu Times
17 January 1941
NEW MARCHING FORMATION INTRODUCED DURING RECENT BRITISH ARMY MANOEUVRES ON SALISBURY PLAINS Gordon Highlanders marching through Crondall village in "column,of threes" en route to Salisbury Plains, where recent extensive army manoeuvres were carried out. A feature of the manoeuvres this year was the introduction of the column of threes marching formation, which has replaced the " four-deep formation.
New Zealand Herald
7 October 1933
MARCHING CHAMPIONSHIPS PLACINGS
Otago Daily Times
20 December 1949
GIRLS' MARCHING ASSOCIATION
Pahiatua Herald
17 January 1941