THE EISTEDDFOD

Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 15, 17 July 1937, Page 11

THE EISTEDDFOD

FURTHER RESULTS

The New Zealand. Eisteddfod, which opened yesterday morning, was continued in the afternoon and -today when the Trades Hall and the lower Trades Hall were used. : The following are the results of yesterday's classes, other than those already published:—

Scripture Reading (lady or gentleman), memorised of Scripture in Old or New Testament, own selection,1 and not less than \2O verses.—Miss Joy Knowles (Dunedin), 1; Miss Mary McGavin' (Wellington), 2. "

National Dance (Highland Fling), 11 and under 14.—Irene Rees (Christchurch), 1; Peggy McKinnon (Newtown). 2; Peggy Tovey (Miramar), 3.:

Baby Class (under 7), any type of dance, except operatic, that does not include toe work.—Joan Mason (Vogeltown), Pat Connolly (Brooklyn), Maurice Coddle- (Wellington), and Pauline Bierman (Brooklyn), were recalled for Monday. National Dance (hornpipe), 14 and under 18. —Grade McKay (Wadestown), 1; Hazel Neil (Christchurch), 2; Florra Fitt (Christchurch), 3. Vocal solo (girls 9-12), "The Fairy Children."—Shirley Adams (Rongotai), June Reid (Hawera), and Valeric Parker (Wellington) were recalled for Monday. "•.■•.-. ■ Vocal Solo, (girls under 9), "My Dolly."—Fay Compton. (Kilbirnie), 1; Lloma Larsen (Lower; Hutt), 2; Dawn Sargent (Wellington)., 3. . . Humorous Recitation (boys 12 arid under 16), own selection. —Alan Bruce (Lyall Bay), Robin Holloway (Hawera), and Peter Sellers (Wellington) are recalled for Monday. Dramatic Recital (girls 12-14), own selection. —Colleen Walling (Kelburn), 1; Ngaire McNeely (Miramar), 2; Betty Nobbe (Petone), 3. '; '. Vocal Solo, national song, boy or girl.—Jean Rimmers" ' (Wallaceville), Joyce G. Smith (Northland), 'arid Charles Lawrence (Ngaio) were recalled for Monday. Poetical or Classic Barefoot Dance (16 and over).—Peggy Smythe (Brooklyn), 1; Mildred Day (Miramar), 2. Toe Dance (12 and under 14). —Nona Hood, 1; Joyce G. Smith (Northland), 2. Toe Dance (14 and under 16).—Bobbie Scott (Wellington), 1; - Judy Lewis (Petone), 2; Joan Tandy (Karori), 3. Clog Dance (under 9). —Karen Austin (Wellington), 1; June Edge (Lyall Bay), 2; Shirley Parker (Wellington), 3. . ■ ■■■.■■■■■■ Recital, with musical accompaniment (under 12), not humorous.—Jacqueline Williams (Wallaceville), 1; Fay Compton (Kilbirnie), 2; Betty Haigh. (Brooklyn). 3. ■.-..-.,. ' : TODAY'S RESULTS. The results of this morning's classes are:— Hidden Elocution (girls-under 12), "In Brabant' Once."—Fay Compton, Kilbirnie, 1; Venice Aston, Brooklyn, 2; June Reid, Hawera,1 3. '-'■ ' Hidden Elocution (under 12), "Abou Ben -Adhem."—Donald Porter, Karon', 1; Clinton Johnson,: Lyall Bay,; 2; Lindsay Holloway, Hawera, 3. . . Hidden Elocution (12^16), "The Shipwreck." —Peter Sellers, Wellington, -1; Roslyn Cox, Wellington, 2; Robin Holloway, Hawera, 3. ■ Hidden ' Elocution "(12-16), "Sherwood."—Nona - Hood, Rbseneath, 1; Mary Martin, Rongotai, 2; Shirley Porteous, Brooklyn, 3., ■ Recitation, lady or gentleman (16 and under 18), own selection. —Mr. Desmond McEvedy, Lower Hutt, 1. /Recitation; boys and girls (under 8). - Jocelyn Ring. Johnsonville, 1;. Florence Coburn, Wellington, 2; Evelyn Moore, Petone, 3. ■ - -.- Recitation in Character (not humorous) (boys 8 and under 12), own selection.—Kenneth Bruce, Lyall Bay, 1; Donald Porter, Karori, 2; Peter Sanders, Thorndon, 3. Pronunciation Test, boys or girls (under 16). —Marie Nixon, Karori, 1; Robin Holloway, Hawera, 2; Shirley King, Lyall Bay, 3. Spelling Test, boys or girls (under IS). —Robin Holloway, Hawera, 1; Roslyn ■ Cox, Wellington, 2. ' Recitation, boys (8 and under 10), "The Pig's Tail".—Brian Christie, Kilbirnie, 1; Wynne Lorck, Dannevirke, 2. The classes will be continued tonight, when an excellent concert programme will be given-