DUNEDIN COMPETITIONS

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 54, 1 September 1913, Page 8

DUNEDIN COMPETITIONS

(BY TELEOBAFH — PRESS ASSOCIATION.) DUNEDIN, 29th August. The competitions were continued today. Results :—: — Music, sight reading, 18 years and over — Doris Monro (Christchurch), 80, I', Rita Istah, 75, 2; N. Dann (Christchurch), 70, 3. Nine competitors. Piano duet (amateurs), 18 years and over-— Leslie Tyrie and Frank Bennett (Dunedin), 100, 1 ; Gladys Penfold and Eva Aslin (Dunedin), 93, 2; Edith Harris and Edith Luscombe, 90, 3. Four pairs of competitors. Soprapo solo (amateurs)~R. Carr (Dunedin), 90, 1 ; Jessie Crawford (Roslyn), 88, 2; Carrie Astin (St. Clair), 80, 3. Twelve entries. Vocal solo, (gentlemen), own selection and accompanist — J< H. Cocks (Christchurch) and Miss M. Davenport, ,90, lj W. E. M'Kinlay (Dunedin) and Miss Rita Isaacs, 75, 2. No third place award. Fifteen entries. Recitation (Shakespearean) — Miss Ivah Cran, 83, 1; Miss Elsie M'Peak, 82, 2; Miss Lilian King, 75, 3.! Reading at sight (amateurs), selection in prose and poetry— Miss Julie Jacobs, 88, lj Miss Ivah Cran, 86, 2; Mr. B. P Brown (Otaki), 83, 3. Prepared speech— Walter Dixon, 32, I; J. ■ Henderson, 31, 2; ,W. Michael, 27, 3. Recitation (amateurs), 16 years and under 21— Mr. Stanley Lawson, 1; Mr. Stanley Foote, 2; Mr. Herbert Flynn, 3. The judge made special reference to^ Miss Carr's voice. He said sho had a big future if she studied hard, and would be heard of beyond Dunedin.

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