AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION.
The musical, elocubionary and literary contests in connection wibh bhe Auckland Band of Hopo Union were resumed last nighb. Mr Geo. Winstone presided. The following programme was gone bhrough :-rPiano solo, Vera May Daisley, 10 (Nowbon Excelsior), " Danae Elegante ;" piano dueb, George Hyabt, 9, Oscar Hyabb, 11 (Pibbabreeb Wesleyan), " Woodland Echoes;" piano sight tost, Cissy King, 13 (Pibb-etreet Woßleyan, R), selected; imprompbnspeech, Matbhew H. Hamilbon (Church of Chriab); piano solo, Maggie G. Fort, 16 (Pibb-sbreet Wesleyan), " Spring Song ;" dueb, Madge MoMaaber, 11, Cissy King, 13 (Pibt-sbreet. Wosloyan), "Homeward Bound;" imprompbu speech, Thomas F. Hill (Tabernacle) ; piano solo, Lily Johnston, 15 (Kingsland Wesleyan), " Spring Song ;" piano sight best, Madge McMaster, 12 (Pitt-street Wesleyan); address, J. W. J. Preston, 22 (Pitt-street Wesleyan); piano solo, Ada M. Cross, 18 (St. Luke's, Remuera), " Spring Song;" piano sight test, William N. Davidson, 12 iSb. John'a Wesleyan); imprompbn speech, Edgar Miles (United Mebhodist Free Church); piano solo, Isabella Spedding (Tabernacle), "Spring Song ;" piano dueb, Mary E. M. Thome, 13, Jessie L. Thorne, 12tSt. John'e Wesleyan), " Homeward Bound ;" piano solo, Thomas W. Finer, 18 (St. John's Wesleyan), "Spring Song;" piano solo, Eva Wood, 16 (Newton Excelsior), " Spring Song ;" impromptu speech, Arthur Rosser (Pitt-street Wesleyan). The judges wero .-—Music: Messrs J. P. Hooten, G. Paque, A. Perkins. Elocution : Meßßra R. WcVeagb, J. L. Scobs, J. H. Upton. The awardß in Tuesday's contests were made as follow :—Piano solos, male end female, 12 to 16, three entered: Ist prize, Isabel E. Hodgson, Kingsland Wesleyan Band of Hope. Piano duets, over 16, four entered: Ist prize, Edith and Beatrice Peako, Pitt - sbreeb Wesleyan. Violin and piano duets : 2nd prize, Isabella and Emily Spedding, Tabernacle. Violin, 'cello, and piauo brio: Isb prize, Elsie, Nellie, and Madge McMaster, Pibt-sbreet Wesleyan. Reciting, males over 16, three enbered: Ist prize, Edward Kitching, Christian Standard. Females over 16, four entered: Ist prize, Louisa Bridgens, Church of Chrisb. Thia evening the programme will consisb of recitations, vocal eoloa and quarbebbes, a spelling bee, and impromptu esaays.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 267, 8 November 1895, Page 3
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