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Drum Majors of Christchurch Pipe Bands
Drum majors of seven pipe bands attended a special service at St Andrews Presbyterian Church, including Peggy Gunn (City of Christchurch Ladies' Pipe Band).
Identified in photograph (from left) are: A. McAlpine, G. Cormack, C. Young, B. Adams, P. Gunn, D. McLay and D. Pratt.
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2009 Christchurch Santa Parade
Photograph taken in Colombo Street, South of the Square, 6 December 2009. Features a pipe band.
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The City of Christchurch Ladies Highland Pipe Band
Members of the City of Christchurch Ladies Highland Pipe Band competing at a "C" grade contest in Timaru /5th/6th March 1955. There are no ladies pipe bands left in New Zealand now. Front Row: Winnie Felstead, Beverley Entwhistle, Peggy Gunn, Gwenda Millar, Fay Stephenson, Jennifer Weir, Beverly Millar. Middle Row: Gaynor Knox, Janice Rodgers, Betty Taylor, Margaret Geddes, Pam Reach. Top Row: Myrtle Smith, Reina Gow, Shirley Kendall, Olive Berry, Alison Muschamp.
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Ladies Highland Pipe Band on a sponsored walk to Ashburton
Members of The City of Christchurch Ladies Highland Pipe Band on a sponsored march hopefully to Ashburton. They got as far as Norwood and the blisters would not let them go any further. They were very pleased with their effort. Beverly Millar as Drum Major and Margaret Geddes Pipe Major.
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Ladies Highland Pipe Band World Record March, 1958
Cover image for booklet for the City of Christchurch Ladies Highland Pipe Band sponsored march hopefully to Ashburton [ca 89 kms]. They got as far as Norwood [ca 40 kms] and the blisters would not let them go any further. They were very pleased with their effort.
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