AUCKLAND VIOLINIST
TO FURTHER HER STUDIES
Tfie young Auckland violinist, Miss Leela Bloy, for whom a benefit concert was held some weeks ago, was presented on Friday with a cheque to enable her to leave for Australia, where she will further her studies at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music (states the "New Zealand Herald"). Tl«o presentation, which took place at a meeting of the Auckland Travel Club in the Milne and Choyce Heception Hall, was made by the Mayoress, Mrs. Ernest Davis.
Mrs. Davis expressed the confidence of the people of Auckland in Miss Bloy's talent, an instance of which, she said, was the cheque for £160 which had been obtained mainly as the result of the concert held in the Town Hall. She hoped Miss Bloy would have a very successful career and extended to her the best wishes of the people of Auckland for her future I prosperity and renown in the world ot music. Miss Bloy expressed her sincere thanks for the presentation and said she would do all in her power to justify the confidence which had been placed in her by Auckland friends. She was presented with a shoulder iposy by Lady Sinclair-Lockhart.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 16, 20 January 1936, Page 13
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