PIPING AND DANCING

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 135, 8 June 1923, Page 11

PIPING AND DANCING

PEIZES TO BE PRESENTED TO- ■ DAY. (BT TELEGRAPH.—PKE6S ASSOCIATION.) DUNEDIN, 7th June. The piping and dancing competitions were continued to-day, more than usual interest being taken in the proceedings. The Prime Minister and Sir Walter Buchanan will to-morrow night' present/the cups and-medals won at the, competitions. To-day's results were asfollow;— .-■ Slow March Playing.—Charles C. Mac-" Donald (Wanganui), 1; Archibald M Alillan .(Seaclifi), 2; Cuth Selby (Inver-cai-gill), 3. Keel o' Tulloch, boys and girls under 1.5 years.'—Jean M'Lachlan, 1; Ruby Robinson. 2; Babs Coy (Wellington), 3;' Euby Ford (Timarn), 4. Most Correct Wearing of Highland Dress (men and boys)!— Charles MacDonald, 1; Albert M'lntyre, 2 ; Archibald M'Millan (Christchurch), 3. Irish Jig (type o£ steps optional, girls: 18 years and over).—May Thorn (Ma-, taura), 1; Olga. Seaman (Wellington),' 2; Tholma- Gillespie (Dunedin), 3; Jean M'Kenzie ('Wellington), 4. March, Strathspey and Reel Playing, "semi-seniors," any age.—Dave Eobinson (Invercargill), 1; Neil Munro, 2; William Bridge, 3; George Ross, 4. Sheaimtriubbhas Championship of New Zealand (girls .12 to. 15 . years).—Jean M'Lachlan, 1; Babs Coy, ;2; Doreen Wheeler (DunedinJ, 3-; May Hungerford (Dunedin), 4. , yMarch Play (for juiiiors, any age).— Stanley Stratton (Mosgiel),' 1; William Budge (Dunedin), 2; ..James Millar (Thprnsbury), 3; Neil Munro (Port Chalmers), 4. • ' ■

Highland Fling (boys 10 to 12 years). —Eric /Gordon (Mosgiel), 1; R. "\y Wright, 2; Harold Wilson, 3; Douglas Brown (Timaru), 4. Irish Jig, broken time, "steps' only ft 1, 1:!3,,. 12 lc\ 1S years.-Jeau Jl'Lachlarl (Welhngton), 1; Ruby Robinson (Duftodin), 2; Lorna Budge' (Dunedin) 3 • Daisy M'Rae (Gore), 4.