Format:	Other
Adjudicators:	A. Miller , Signor Operti , J. Walker
Venue:	Gilmorehill Gardens, Glasgow

Position	Band	Conductor
1	Whins of Milton Band	Unknown
2	Hawick Band	Unknown
3	Glasgow 25th Battalion L.R.V. Band	Unknown
	Campsie Band	Unknown
	Dumbartonshire Rifle Battalion Band	Unknown
	Falkirk Camelon Brass Band	Unknown
	Falkirk Iron Works Band	Unknown
	Glasgow (2nd Administrative) Battalion L.R.V. Band	Unknown
	Glasgow 10th L.R.V. Band	Unknown
	Glasgow 1st L.R.V. Band	Unknown
	Glasgow 5th Battalion L.R.V. Band	Unknown
	Glasgow Blind Asylum Band	Unknown
	Glasgow St. Rollox Brass Band	Unknown
	Glasgow Townhead	Unknown
	Kilbarchan Rifle Band	Unknown
	Newmains Band	Unknown
	Omoa Brass Band	Unknown
	Pollokshaws Brass Band	Unknown
	Wishaw 57th Rifle Volunteers	Unknown

See
http://www.ibew.org.uk/misc4286.htm

Nineteen bands, comprising upwards of 400 performers, appeared to contend for prizes amounting to £40. A gathering of between five and six thousand turned out to witness the proceedings, which passed off with the greatest good order and success. The three judges were Messrs. A. Miller, Dalkeith; J. Walker, Stirling; and Signor Operte, Glasgow. They were unanimous in their award of the prizes, which were - 1st prize, £15 in money, and a cornet, value £7, 7s, to the Whins of Milton Band, Stirling; 2nd prize, £10 in money, and a cornet, value £2, 10s, to Hawick Band; and 3rd prize, £5 in money, to 25th Battalion Band, L.R.V., Glasgow. After the Queen's Anthem by all the bands, Mr. Lawson announced the decision of the judges, and delivered the prizes to the respective bands, which seemed to give general satisfaction.