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[[image:caledonian.jpg|left|thumb|''Hamilton Caledonian Society's'' logo]]
 
[[image:caledonian.jpg|left|thumb|''Hamilton Caledonian Society's'' logo]]
 
[[image:pipeband1966.jpg|right|thumb|300px|''Hamilton Caledonian Society's Pipe Band'' 1966]]
 
[[image:pipeband1966.jpg|right|thumb|300px|''Hamilton Caledonian Society's Pipe Band'' 1966]]
The ''Hamilton Caledonian Society's Pipe Band'', otherwise known as ''The Cales'', was formed in 1928. The band competes nationally, and performs at Civic Functions, International Rugby matches, Sporting Parades, Christmas Parades, Race meetings, Special Olympics, University and Polytechnic Graduations, Concerts and other engagements. The current playing membership in excess of 50, and play as two seperate competing bands.
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The ''Hamilton Caledonian Society's Pipe Band'', otherwise known as ''The Cales'', was formed in 1925. The band competes nationally, and performs at Civic Functions, International Rugby matches, Sporting Parades, Christmas Parades, Race meetings, Special Olympics, University and Polytechnic Graduations, Concerts and other engagements. The current playing membership in excess of 50, and play as two seperate competing bands.
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
*[http://www.hamcalepipeband.org.nz/page1.aspx ''Hamilton Caledonian Society's Pipe Band'' webpage]
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*[http://www.hamiltoncaledoniansociety.org.nz/ ''Hamilton Caledonian Society's Pipe Band'' webpage]
  
  

Revision as of 22:14, 27 July 2015

Hamilton Caledonian Society's logo
Hamilton Caledonian Society's Pipe Band 1966

The Hamilton Caledonian Society's Pipe Band, otherwise known as The Cales, was formed in 1925. The band competes nationally, and performs at Civic Functions, International Rugby matches, Sporting Parades, Christmas Parades, Race meetings, Special Olympics, University and Polytechnic Graduations, Concerts and other engagements. The current playing membership in excess of 50, and play as two seperate competing bands.

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