Invercargill

New Zealand Tablet, 11 August 1910, Page 1273

Invercargill

(From our own correspondent.) August 8. In connection with the June examinations of the Associated Board of the R.A.M. and R.CM., London, the following names appear amongst the successful candidates: Harmony.—lntermediate grade— E. Paton (St. Catherine's College), 123. Rudiments of —May Hannan (St. Catherine's College), 70. The Hibernian Band was favored with ideal weather for its concert in Queen's Park on Sunday afternoon", when the following programme was rendered —March, ' Olympia ' (Clark); overture, A Spanish carnival (Round); euphonium solo, ' Land of hope and glory' (Elgar); selection, ' Gems from the great masters' (Newton); march ' One united emblem ' (Brown); selection, ' Don Giovanni' (Mozart); march, ' The national guard' (A. F. Lithgow). The last-named march is the one selected for the Dunedin contest, at which the band intends to compete. A collection in aid of the travelling expenses in connection with the contest realised £7.