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THE COMPETITIONS. HE COMPETITIONS. TO-DAY’S FINAL TESTS. TO-DAY’S FINAL TESTS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, AT THE TOWN HALL. 9.30 a.m.—Action Song (Bey or Girl under 9. Own selection. AT THE CONCERT CHAMBER. 9 a.m.—Humorous Recitation in Character (Boys under 12). Own selection. 10.30 a.m. —Humorous Recitation in Character (Boys 12-16), Own selection. 11.30 a.m.—Recitation in Character, not humorous (Boys under 12). Own selection. ADMISSION, 6d. k. Mclennan, Secretary. THE COMPETITIONS. x HE COMPETITIONS. . TO-NIGHT, ? TO-NIGHT, IN THE PRESENCE " Of . i THEIR EXCELLENCIES LORD AND ' LADY BLEDISLOE. i. GRAND FINAL DEMONSTRATION CONCERT FINAL DEMONSTRATION CONCERT , And PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT 7.45 TO-NIGHT. THE PICK OF THE, DOMINION’S TALENT WILL ENTERTAIN YOU. EVERY ONE A PRIZE-WINNER. NOTE.—On account of the lengthy programme, positively no encores will he permitted. No. I—Piano Solo, “Valse” (Chopin). MR. PAUL MAGILL. No. 2— . Spanish Dance. MIS>S VEDRAS RIMMERS. No. 3 —Soprano Solo, “The Old and the Young Marie.” MISS MARJORIE LEE. No. 4—Shakespearean Recital, “Henry V Sentences the Traitors.” MR. ROBERT CHEYNE. No. 5 — < Dance Duo. MISSES JOAN RAINE AND THELMA BARTHOLOMEW. No. 6—Vocal Solo and Accompaniment, “Oh, That Summer Smiled for Aye.” MR. J. E. DAVIES. No. 7—Operatic Solo, “Che Faro.” MRS. BERTHA FETTES. No. B—Violin Solo,, “A Sonnet,” < MR. CREIGHTON HANNING. No. 9—Recital with Musical Accompaniment, “Blind.” ' MISS NELLIE HENEGHAN. No. 10— Toe Dance. MISS DOROTHY DANIELS. No. 11 —Song in Character, “Jewel Song,” MISS KATHLEEN CHAPPLE. No. 12—Juvenile Choir, “Fairyland,” TECHNICAL SCHOOL CHOIR. Conducted by the Composer, DR. CYRIL JENKINS. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES - < By HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL. No. 13—Humorous Recitation. ’Mrs. Botheries,” MISS CONSTANCE KELLY. No. 14— Chief Piano Solo. THE WINNER. No 15—Operatic Solo, “The Dream,” from “Manon Lescaut.” MR. RAY TREWERN. No. 16—Irish Song, "The Lover’s Curse,” MISS RAE BOND. No. 17—Recitation, “The Sleeping v ' Beauty,” . MISS NOLA HYDE. No. 18—Vocal Solo ’ with accompaniment and obbligato, “The Mad Scene,” MISS KATHLEEN MONTEPERTO. No. 19—Recital, “Scottish Martyrs,” MISS GRACIE KERR. No. 20—Vocal Solo, “I Triumph,” MR. MARTIN LIDDLE. Na. 21—Contralto Solo, “Sea Wrack,” MISS KATHLEEN SAWYER. I No 22—Violin Solo, “Grocando Romance,” MR. GRAEME AYSON. ' No. 23—Humorous Recitation, “Monty,” MR. A. P. DORRIAN. No, 24—Song, N.Z. Composer, “Pokarekake," MR. HERBERT SEATON. No. 25—Classical Dialogue, “Scene from David Copperfield,” MISSES NATHALIE POLLOCK AND G. STERLING, No, 26— Mezzo-Soprano Solo, “Ritour“mlSS EILEEN GOODING. “GOD SAVE THE KING.” JUST A SUGGESTION AND A WARNING. Last year we were packed out, and to avoid disappointment we would stl ’°“S’y advise you to book your seats at the Bristol Piano Co. Failing that you need to be extra early at the Town Hall doors. Owing to the very heavy bookings, arrangements have been made for the _ performers to repeat all the ttamsi to overflow audience in the To»n mu Concert Chamber To-night Du j will have to be early to get m. TICKETS, 3/-, 2/- .and 1/-. K. McLENNAN, Secretary. ASSOBASIN RESERVE. BASIN RESERVE. SOCCER: TO-DAY (SATURDAY). SOCCER SEPTEMBER 2. SOCCER: At 2.45 p.m. SOCCER.' FINAL AULD MEMORIAL SOCCER. CUP. „ SOCCER. W 4 T p^Tnxr ßS SOCCER. V. PETONE. SOCCER. • SOCCER. Championship. SOCCER MARIST V. SWIFTS. Curtain-raisers. 1.15 p.m. Admission Ground, 9d. Stand 6d. extra. (Relief Workers: Admission Gd. on production of card. Sussex Street gate °“ ly,) B. A. MABIN. Secretary.