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In December 1934, the 40 member Grenadier Guards Band toured New Zealand to give a series of concerts. The band was accorded a civic welcome to Palmerston North at The Square band rotunda. Led by Major Miller, the band then paraded in uniform and marched to the Showgrounds to the tune of the “British Grenadiers”. Here they gave their first concert to a large and enthusiastic crowd. They performed twice in Palmerston North, to capacity audience.

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Pākanga
Public Photograph Collection O 75
Date
December 17, 1934
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2008P_O75_A-E_1322
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Official opening of second Fitzherbert Bridge
Letter of congratulations to Palmerston North Garrison Band
"Souvenir of the North Island Band Contest"
NZ Army Brass Band, Beating Of The Retreat, 2016
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