Wedding of cricketer, Anne Rouse, and Andrew Paterson at St Faith’s Anglican Church, New Brighton. [Frame 3] Unidentified Anglican minister.
Views of the arrival of the 'Rangatira’ ship.
Portraits of David Solomon, staff flourishing champion.
"My grandfather William Duncan was a piper in the Waimate Pipe Band and I believe he is one of the pipers... There were three pipe bands (Dunedin, Ashburton and Waimate) at the Exhibition and they...
North Canterbury Caledonian Pipe Band at Rugby Park for the Canterbury provincial pipe band competitions.
The Canterbury University College pipe band on capping day. The band marches from Cathedral square down Worcester street whilst Gordon Ogilvie ( far right) keeps time. He was later Band master for St...
Cricketer, Anne Rouse, and her husband, Andrew Paterson, with members of the Metropolitan Pipe Band and the Christchurch Ladies Pipe Band at their wedding held at St Faith’s Anglican Church, New...
Left to Right from back: P. Bruce, R. Cummings, W. Paterson, A. Eyles, W. Armstrong. Middle row: A. McLachlan (Pipe Major), A. McMillan, R. Syme, M. Smith, R. Murie (Drum Major). Front row: W. Penman...
View along Cashel Street looking east towards the Bridge of Remembrance during the Anzac Day Parade. In the foreground the Wigram Pipe Band is marching. William (Bill) Penman is the bagpiper at the...
Members of the Scottish Society Pipe Band at the Christchurch Pipe Band Contest. The Piper in middle is William (Bill) Penman.
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...
Members of the Metropolitan Pipe Band and the Christchurch Ladies Pipe Band at the wedding of cricketer, Anne Rouse, and Andrew Paterson at St Faith’s Anglican Church, New Brighton.
The City of Christchurch Ladies' Pipe Band at Rugby Park for the Canterbury provincial pipe band competitions.
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.
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...
'Cover image for booklet for the City of Christchurch Ladies'' Highland Pipe Band sponsored march hopefully to Ashburton.   They got as far as Norwood and the blisters would not let them go any...
A parade featuring the Scottish Society pipe band and vintage cars travelling along Victoria Street through Victoria Square mark the opening of the Arts Festival.
Band members dressed in their fine ball gowns at the City of Christchurch pipe band ball held in the Mayfair Lounge above the Mayfair Theatre in August 1951. From left: Doreen White, Beverly Millar...
Pipe band members playing and hoisting a flag to mark the opening of the new band room at St Andrew's College in Strowan, Christchurch.
Pipe band members marching, playing and hoisting a flag to mark the opening of the new band room at St Andrew's College in Strowan, Christchurch. Frame three is of the new band room with a staff...
Exterior of the New Zealand Irish Society Christchurch Hall, St Asaph Street. Members of the society are pictured in the entrance to the hall watching a performance by the Irish Pipe Band prior to the...
Newly-elected Prime Minister Norman Kirk with supporters, and members of the Christchurch Metropolitan Highland Pipe Band celebrating at the party headquarters in Sydenham.