CHRISTCHURCH COMPETITIONS
- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. [Special to the ' Stab.'] CHRISTCHURCH. May 7. _ _lhe following are yesterday's competition results:—' Piano Solo :—Miss Purdie (Kaiapoi) 144 ■points, 1; Miss Elva Barker (Dunedin) 141 points, 2. The judge said that both prize winners gave charming performances. Miss Hazel Johnson (Dunedin) was third iu the action recitation under 12, own selection. She was only three points behind the winner. Miss Fay Smyth (Wellington), and. Mollis Andrews (Dunedin) competed unsuccessfully. In tht- humorous recitation under 16, Misses Madge M'Cieury, Mol'ie Hudson, ami .Vol Ho Williamson ('l)uiiediit) were unplace' 1. In the recitation for ladies. Miss Vera White (Duncdin) was second to Miss Zita Chapman (Wellington). Iu the sacred solo, mezzo-soprano, own selection. .Mrs Herbert Burrow (Dunedin) is amon" the recalls with 'How Lovely are the Dwellings.' Misses Muriel Jacobs jThmediu) and Eispeth Denholm (Oamaru) competed unsuccessfully. Mi--s Dot- Fly mi vv;w not a competitor in the Slii'.'-esporian roftation on Monday nii;];:. as stated in our last issue. It appears that she entered, and her name appears on the authorised programme, but decide-:.! to withdraw uii account of Mr S. JI. Oa'eorn (he:- tutor) being appointed judge.
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Evening Star, Issue 17037, 7 May 1919, Page 2
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CHRISTCHURCH COMPETITIONS
Evening Star, Issue 17037, 7 May 1919, Page 2
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