NATIONAL DANCING.

Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 2, 3 January 1924, Page 10

NATIONAL DANCING.

The Matiku Athletic Club's annual sports meeting was held at Tatumahoc on January 1, 1U34. National dancing events, held in conjunction with the ttbovo, were conducted hy the Auckland Highland and National Dancing Society. Excellent entries were received, and spectators were treated to a rare exhibition of high-class dancing. During the afternoon n handsome silver competition cup was presented to the society by a Hamilton supporter, the cup to be awarded to the competitor securing the highest number of points in Highland dancing. The judging was in the capable hands of Miss Hamilton and Miss Brown, ilr. Anderson acting as steward, with Messrs. Kubbidgc and Gedyc as pointsmen. Results arc as follows : Oillo Galium, under 10 (open).—ll Heighten 1, B. Anderson 2, Z. Gwilliam 3. Sailor's Hornpipe, under 10 (open) — It. Helghton 1, It. Anderson 2, Z. OwilliamS llighlnnd Keel. 10 to 13 (open) — L,' Collins 1, K. Willis 2, D. Angus 3. Irish .lip, 10 to 13 (open).—L. Collins I, B. Franklin 2, M. Donnelly 3 I Highland Fling, over 13* (open).—E. Sanford 1, N. Angus 2, A. Donnelly 8, Irish Jig, over 13 (open).—E. Sanford 1, A. Donnelly 2, N. Angus and J. Jackson (equal) 3. Shcan Triubhais, any ape (open).—L. Collins l,cK. Angus 2, E. Sanford and K. Hcighton (equal) 3. Clog Step, any age (open).—L. Collins -1, K. Stanford 2, A. Donnelly 3. I Reel o' Tulloch, any ago (novice) K. Heighton 1, A. Brown 2, J. Jackson 3. Highland Fling, under 10 (novice) -«-E Jenkinson 1, E. Lorignn 2, r. Ross 3. «-m- iI T\ H 2- rnpi . p .?' 10 to 18 (novice).—R. Willis 1, B. Franklin 2. D. Angus 3. Highland Keel, over la (novice). J ! Jackson 1, M. Orford 2, E. Traeey i\. Sailors Hornpipe. Boys (open).—A. Brown 1, S. Brown 2. Highland Fling, Boys (open).—A. Brown 1, F. McLaren 2. S. Brown it. Beginners' Fling, any age.—P. Itoss 1, V McLaren 2. B. Lam- 3. The winner of the silver competition cup was Miss Lila CollingH. with Misses Flvi Sanford, Hosa Heighten and Norma Angus J (equal) 2, and Master Angus Brown 3. PLAYING at NIQHT. Christchurch Musician'! Indigestion Ended by Anti-Acido. "Dancing hour after hour may bp. enjoyable enough to the dancers, but the playura nwtt a good constitution." said a ClicistcUurcti musician. "To play my Instrument necessitates a bent position, and playing , niirht after night had ruined my digestion. Despite the loss It would Have meant to mc. I was about to Kive it up when, fortunately, i was introduced- to Anti'-Acido." "1 owe Anti-Acldo everything—my healili and my living-. Whereas I was In 'physical' despair, now I can eat anything." % dlfff-stioii or .Oysprpsia. you can Vciy ™ Anti-Acldo: it is guaranteed to mane yon weli. Begin with Autl-Acido to-day. "/6 all chemists and stores. • Wholesale agents: Shai'land and Co., Ltd and Heather, itnbcrlon and Co., Ltd. (Yd )