MUSIC FESTIVAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 237, 7 October 1933, Page 11

MUSIC FESTIVAL.

CAMBRIDGE FIXTURE ENDS.

CHAMPIONSHIPS AND SPECIALS

(From Our Own Correspondent.) CAMBRIDGE, Friday. The following championships and special awards were made at the competitions, which concluded to-night with the prizewinners' concert, when the Town Hall was filled. A largo audience attended the juveniles' concert this afternoon;—* Championships. Ladies' Elocution.-Miss Ruth Gourdie (Auckland). 23 points. Ladies' Vocal.—Mr®. Walter Dearlovo t Waihou), 13 points; runner-up, Miss Dorothy Robson (Hamilton). U t Gentlemen's Vocal. —Mr. Lan Anderson (Hamilton), 10 points; Mr. Gilbert Jauies (Cambridge), 14. Specials. Lange Cup (highest aggregate in vocal section). —Mrs. Walter Deailqve (Waihou), 320 marks; runner-up, Mr. Lan Anderson (Hamilton), 31.1, Pianoforte Scholarships.—Miss Sydney Strong (Hamilton), 247; next nearest, Miss Moya Mahony (Cambridge), 2}4. Elocution Scholarship.—Miss Beryl Prendergast (Hamilton), 238; next, Mr. Lan Andrews (Hamilton), 230. Rosebank Cup (pianoforte section).— Miss Nora Stubbf (Hamilton), 107; run-ner-up, Miss Joyce Billing (Te Aroha) and Miss Gwenda Nickle (Cambridge), equal, 157. Gardiner Cup (dancing),—Rose Dochert.v (Mercer), 10; .Jean Firmin (Mercer) and Fa.ve Nickle (Cambridge], egua 1 , U: , Glen Urquhart Medal (Highland dancing).— Roie Docherty - (Mercer) 1, iaye Nickle (Cambridge) 2. Chappell and Co. Special Prize (vocal) — Mrs. Walter Dearlovg (Wilihau). Pianoforte Solo (restricted), — Miss Hilary Manning 1, Miss Gwenda JSilckle 2. Later Classes.—lmpromptu reading: Miss Ruth Gourdie 1, Mr. Nel Vear 2, Miss Sybil Wright"3. Undor 16: Dorothea de Montalk 1, Beryl Prendergast 2, lan Andrews 3.