BAND OF HOPE UNION.
The Band of Hope oompetition. for recitatic_s, etc., were continued ia*st night a* the Choral Hall. attey will came to a dose tbie evening. . __ , The following are the prize-winners on Wedrroaday night:—Recatatinrw—Cla-e C: Mi*a Stepheaiß, St. Asaph, street, 1; Miss Musgrove, North Bel*, 2; Mr Kerr, Selwyn Btreet, 8; Mr McK-owan, I_ir_wood CangregatioruU, 4. Clarionet Soto: Arthair Biackwell, Kaiapoi, 1. Vocal Solos—Class A: Elaie Butterfield, Crescent, road, 1; Horace Parland, St, Asaph, street, 2; I_Uy Harper, Ranhmond, 3; 5. Clothier, Richmond, 4. Thursday's prize-winners are:—Vocal Solos —Cfcae. B: May Brocket, St. Asaph street, 1; Da__v Maigeeb, WcoLsion, 2. Choirs: St. Atoph street, 41, first prize; Richmond and Sehwyn street, ocpial, 33 fcich. Quart-fetes-Selwyn street, 1. Violin and Piano—C!»s. C: Miss Snowball and Mr Richmond, 1. Piano and Violin—Class B: B. and R. Eden, Kaiapoi, 1. Piute Solo—C_*e~ C: Mr Jamicectn, East Belt, 1. Flute Solo—-Class B: Estelle Ellen, Kaiapoi, 1.
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10482, 21 October 1899, Page 7
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