HAMILTON COMPETITIONS.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 115, 16 May 1924, Page 7

HAMILTON COMPETITIONS.

I » THE FINAL TESTS. (By Telegraph.—Own HAMILTON, this day. Follo-B-inp an? the competitions results :— TVnor Test Solo (15 entries).—B. Francia. Wanganui. 1 : Joseph Battersby. i Hamilron, 2. ! Recital With Mnsic.il Accompaniment J (eight entries i Vaatier, Hamilton. 09. 1 : Nina Scott. Hamilton, 97. 2. I Pia.no Duet. 16 to 21 (three entries) Brace Anderson and Marjory tireen. Hamilton. 16.", 1; Alma Fraser and Joe Baynea, Kuknhnia, 135. 2. Baritone Teat Solo (18 entries).— J. G. Young. Te Aroha, 323, 1; H. Saunders, Hamilton. 312. 2. Sons in Character (three entries).— Cecil Brook. Hamilton, 80. 1; A. J. Trott, Hamilton. 70. 2. Recital with Musical Accompaniment, 12 to 17 (ten entries).—Nina Scott, 113, 1; Audrey Perry, Auckland, 112. 2; Iris Andrews, Hamilton, h.c. I Character Recital, Ladies, Open (eight !en tries). —EHreda Hall, Auckland, 88,' 1: Mrs. H. Pain. Otahnhn, 87. 2. Vocal Trio (three entries). —Hisses M. Allomes, Annie Body anil Eileen Dustin, I Wnnsranni. 1. I The competitions concluded yesterday. I Throughout they hnTe been listened to by large audiences, and last night the- Theatre Royal was packed for the semi-linal concert. The final grand concert of first prize winners is to be held to-night, and a matinee of Juvenile winners th'«i afternoon.