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HUNTERVILLE NEWS MARCHING ACTIVITY
Wanganui Chronicle
31 January 1948
UNAFRAID OF RAIN
Hauraki Plains Gazette
26 April 1950
AN EMERGENCY RATION.
Press
23 April 1902
WOMEN’S PIPE BAND BREAKS WORLD MARCHING RECORD.—By marching thirteen miles before stopping for a rest the City of Christchurch Ladies’ Highland Pipe Band beat the Canadian twelve-mile record, when the band halted at Weedons after marching from the Industries Fair on Saturday morning. TOP: The band passing through Templeton, 10 miles from Christchurch, led by Mr Jack Hinton, V.C., licensee of the Templeton Hotel. BOTTOM: The band about to make the first stop, at Weedons.
Press
12 May 1958
WOMEN’S MARCHING
Press
25 August 1952
MARCHING CHAMPIONS
Gisborne Herald
1 April 1946
MARCHING ON PEKIN.
Hawera & Normanby Star
10 November 1911
CHINESE MOVEMENTS.
Marlborough Express
13 August 1900
MEMORIAL MARCH
Otago Daily Times
2 December 1947
GRAND MARCHING DISPLAYS
Wanganui Chronicle
13 December 1940
New Zealand’s champion junior marching leader, Tania Jones (Uniflex Pioneers), of Christchurch, with the Hayhurst Trophy she won at the national marching championships at Invercargill last week-end. Miss Jones, aged 15, has been marching for seven years. She won the New Zealand midget leader title in 1982, and has won several other junior championships since. This is the sixth successive year that the junior leader title has been won by a Canterbury competitor.
Press
21 March 1985
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
Press
13 May 1948
Marching Contest Results
Press
30 March 1968
90 Girls Compete At Whangarei
Northern Advocate
11 December 1948
Page 2 Advertisements Column 3
Wanganui Chronicle
8 April 1949
GREAT DAY FOR THE NZ. MARCHING UNION AT OHAKUNE
Wanganui Chronicle
23 February 1948
WANGANUI TEAM RUNNER-UP AT LEVIN
Wanganui Chronicle
15 March 1948
THE CALL.
Western Star
11 June 1915
Women’s Marching
Grey River Argus
9 December 1946
MARCHING IN STREETS
Ashburton Guardian
10 January 1933
Marching and Drum Majorettes
Press
24 December 1954
MARCHING
Press
24 February 1947
GIRLS’ MARCHING
Press
1 November 1949
65 MEDALS FOR MARCHING
Press
2 February 1963
MARCHING TITLES
Press
1 March 1971
MARCHING EVENTS
Gisborne Herald
24 February 1947
THE BUGLE CALL.
New Zealand Herald
19 December 1894
GIRLS’ MARCHING
Otago Daily Times
5 December 1947
PUTARURU MARCHING GIRLS
Putaruru Press
10 February 1949
FEAST OF MARCHING
Te Awamutu Courier
29 November 1950
Fitzroy Team Has Broken Away From Marching Union
Wanganui Chronicle
30 November 1948
AUSTRALIAN GIRLS’ MARCHING MORE MILITARY THAN OTHERS
Wanganui Chronicle
19 February 1947
WOMEN’S MARCHING Minister Invited To Open Championships
Greymouth Evening Star
21 January 1948
DISPLAY BY BANDS
Southland Times
24 November 1945
MARCHING FIASCO
Te Awamutu Courier
21 March 1949
"FULL OF GRIT"
Bay of Plenty Times
30 December 1946
SCHOOL FOR DEAF MARCHING TEAM
Press
14 August 1957
FOR DEAF MARCHING TEAM.—Members of the Sumner School for the Deaf marching team, which will attend the Australian marching championships to be held at Sydney in November, practising their steps yesterday. The team hopes to raise £1500 by public appeal to finance the trip, which will be educational as well as sporting. From right: June Williamson, Susan Chilton, Judith Peggley, Lillian Low, Lorraine Edwards, Joan Neale, Leslie Porteous, Gloria Signal, and Carole Holmes. Anne Smith is the leader.
Press
25 July 1957
Officers Of Marching Association
Press
28 June 1958
TO REPRESENT CANTERBURY AT N.Z. MARCHING CHAMPIONSHIP.- The Whipsters team, which was chosen on Saturday to represent Canterbury at the New Zealand Marching Association's championships to be held at Wanganui in March. At the Show Grounds on Saturday this team won its fourth championships for the season- the Canterbury Marching Centrs's championships From left. Misses A. Mills (leader), P. Percival V. Higgins L.Sowry D. Wright, V.Wormald, M. Scott, J.Stanley, C. Ford. JU.Edwer, H. Shield and M . Anderson
Press
13 December 1954
LYTTELTON MARINE BAND
Press
3 October 1950
Marching Midland Marching Association
Press
10 May 1962
THE COLUMN TO RELIEVE LADYSMITH.
Evening Post
22 November 1899
13 Teams For Girls Marching Champs
Northern Advocate
9 February 1949
PERSONALS
Wanganui Chronicle
7 October 1948
MARCHING GIRLS AND RESTRICTIONS
Wanganui Chronicle
5 February 1948
BIG MARCHING DISPLAY AT TAIHAPE
Wanganui Chronicle
21 February 1946
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
Wanganui Chronicle
14 November 1942
Marching course
Press
17 June 1989
MARCHING
Press
19 March 1956
MARCHING
Press
21 February 1950
MARCHING TEAMS WANTED
Press
5 August 1963
COMBINED CARNIVAL
Evening Star
19 August 1946
HARD TRAINING IN QUICKSTEP: BAND CONTEST PROJECT
Gisborne Herald
10 February 1950
CONTROL OF MARCHING –TAIHAPE DISCUSSION
Gisborne Herald
3 December 1948
The Battle Hymn of the Republic
Horowhenua Chronicle
8 August 1918
Whangarei Band and Street Marching
Northern Advocate
27 October 1937
The Battle Hymn of the Republic
Manawatu Times
30 July 1918
Marching Song of Empire
Manawatu Times
17 September 1940
Poetry.
Southern Cross
23 July 1898
North Island Band Contest.
Taranaki Daily News
20 February 1905
BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC.
Star (Christchurch)
3 August 1918
MARCHING GIRLS FOR AUSTRALIA
Wanganui Chronicle
29 March 1949
Girls’ Marching Team Welcomed on its Return to the City
Wanganui Chronicle
6 October 1947
D.I.C. Marching Team To Compete At The N.Z. Championships
Wanganui Chronicle
11 February 1948
NEW WAR SONG
Waikato Times
14 September 1940
Acme wins marching
Press
27 January 1981
MARCHING TEAMS
Gisborne Herald
3 March 1941
Girls On March
Auckland Star
24 March 1945
RIVERTON RACING CLUB.
Western Star
16 March 1920
N.Z. marching girls astound U.S. writer
Press
15 January 1979
WOMEN'S MARCHING CENTRE TO BE FORMED ON COAST
Greymouth Evening Star
20 August 1948
WOMEN’S MARCHING N.Z. Championships Tomorrow: Two West Coast Entries
Greymouth Evening Star
18 March 1949
Page 1 Advertisements Column 7
Press
1 February 1952
FORM NORTHLAND MARCHING CENTRE
Northern Advocate
16 July 1948
MARCHING
Press
21 February 1955
NEW ZEALAND MARCHING ASSOCIATION
Press
2 May 1947
MARCHING COMPETITION CANCELLED
Press
21 March 1949
CALEDONIAN SPORTS
Evening Star
26 March 1947
I’M GOING TO BE A SOLDIER
Nelson Evening Mail
7 November 1941
Marching Girls Champs. to Dargaville
Northland Age
7 October 1949
WOMEN'S MARCHING
Otago Daily Times
27 February 1950
MARCHING CHAMPIONSHIPS CANCELLED
Te Puke Times
9 December 1947
MARCHING TITLES
Press
5 March 1976
The Phoenix Rangers senior marching team shows off its Indian Calvary sabres during a practice at the Papanui Primary School yesterday. Phoenix Rangers is the only team in New Zealand using sabres as a marching aid and has been training three days a week for the Canterbury Marching Association’s grading day on Sunday. From left are Nicole Parnham, Linda Maloney, Tracy Soper, Debbie Nind, Ann Gibbard, Joanne Kay, Melanie Tudor, Donna Soper, Liz Ingram, Michelle Kay, Katherine Sales, and Tania Newcombe.
Press
8 October 1986
Cobden Marching Team Formed
Grey River Argus
28 October 1948
Cobden Marching Team
Greymouth Evening Star
28 October 1948
A PATRIOTIC POEM
Bay of Plenty Beacon
26 August 1940
MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH GENERALS.
Press
2 June 1900
Marching N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP AT INVERCARGILL
Press
11 March 1958
MARCHING
Press
31 March 1958
Marching Honours
Press
1 April 1965
MARCHING PRESIDENT
Press
26 July 1967
U.S. NAVAL BANDS
Press
16 May 1967
MARCHING AND ATHLETICS
Evening Post
16 March 1944
Auckland Band Contest
Hastings Standard
20 February 1905
QUICK MARCH TO SOCIALISM.
Maoriland Worker
18 October 1922
Mister ton Interhouse
Manawatu Times
27 November 1945
MARCHING TEAMS
Otago Daily Times
24 February 1947
Girls’ Marching Teams to Leave For Wellington
Otago Daily Times
15 March 1949

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