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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 28, 2 August 1923, Page 8

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(ET TELEGRAPH.—SPECIAt TO THE POST.V OTAKI, This Day. Ou Tuesday night, children's competitions were held, when there was a large and interested gathering. So close were some of the contests that special prizes were awarded. Following are the results:—Eecitation (under 8 years): Molly Field, 82 marks, 1; Merle Fogden, 72, 2; Monica Harper, 71, 3; Norma Carmont, 70, 4. Pianoforte (unaer 12 ■ years): Patricia Rikihana, 1; Audrey Noble, 2; Norma Walker (special). Singing (under 8): James Pritchard, 1; Norma Carmont, 2; Brian Potrie (4 years 7 months), a special. Spelling (12 and over): Anthony Harper, 1; Birnie Petrie, 2; under 12, Gladys Smith. 1; Dola Harper and Thelma Fogden (equal), 2. Drawing (12 and over): James Kikihana, 1; Ronald Watts, 2. Under 12, George Humphrey, k; IJi l?.Roacn> 2- Dancing (under 8),: Coral Twist, 1; Marjory Irvine (4 years and 10 months), 2. Under 12, Bose Goody, 1; Patty Kikihana, 2. Special prizes were awarded to Bonnie Walsh ?S» .r* 1? Rikiha>™- Recitation (under 12): Mina Slack, 84 marks, 1; Enid * ogden and Dola Harper, 79 (equal), 2; Gladys Smith and Betty' Sargisson (equal), 3., Singing (under 12): Noleen Carmont, 1; Gladys Smith. 2; Molly Tho rnp son) . 3 . Pi anoforte g o]o (under 12): T Fred Davies, 1; James Bikihana. w iVJ £ rulgle ' 3- Es^aJ (senior): Hazel, Motfatt, 1; Desmond Hopkins, 2. Junior, Gladys Smith, 1; Henrietta Hartung, 2. Recitation (12 and over): Joan Percn-al, 1; Nellie Muir, 2. Singing (12 and over): Jean . Smith, 1.