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Grey River Argus, 16 October 1922, Page 7

MUSIC.

WESTPORT SUCCESSES. | — . i A BRILLIANT PERFORMER. illy Telegraph — Special to “Argt;.:.’ WESTPORT, October 15. ! The following are the results of the musical examinations which have just been conducted by the London examinI er at Westport. PIANOFORTE. I I A. T. C. L.—Miss Josephine Milligan, with honors. | A.T.C.L. pass.—Misses Palmer, Tay- ’ flor, and AlcAlahon. » Higher local division.—Aliss Agnes 1 [Lee. Senior Division.— Misses Brown ' (honors), Prince (honors), Loe- ; key (honors). Intermediate Division.—Alisses Nahr ■ (honors). Norcross (honors), and Smith ; (honors). Passes.—Alisses Hansen, Alnrtln, I Smith, AlcAlahon, Masters, S.union, ; and Baxcndale. Junior Division.—Alisses Simpson 1 (honors), Thorpy (honors!, and Ale- I Nam (honors). Passes.—Misses Aloynihan, Sloe, AlcLaughlin, Jenkins, Newman, Masters ami Rose. Preparatory Division.—Miss Murphy « (honors). Passes.—Alisses Ryan, !

Masters, Scanlon, and Galvin. First Steps.— Misses Ryan, Payne, < and Higgins. Violin (preparatory). —Master Noel { Nah r (hjonors). J’asses. —.Masters • Maher, and Hill. The above successful candidates are I all Uonvent .pupils. Pianoforte.—Senior Pass. Alisses 1 Banks, Shaw and Alarshall; higher lo- j cal pass, Aliss \V. Laurenson; prepara- j tory, F. I.arsen. Violin. —Intermediate, Aliss N. Greenwood (honors); passes, Alisses Rose and AleDonagh. Junior, pass. — Misses Warren, Johnston, Harrison, Smith, and AlcDonald. Preparatory. — ! Alisses Thomas (honors), Bernard (lion- ! ors); pass.—Alisses Ilay-AlcKcnzie, | Sanders, Senior, Peggie, and Driscoll. ? First Steps.—Alisses Jack, Hudson, i ‘Hennessy, Tull and Dellaway. Special mention was made of Aliss | Alilligan’s performance. The -exam- < iii -r (*x]>rvssed the opinion that it is the , best he has heard so far in the Dom- . inion. Her rendering of Brahms | • Sherzo’’ was particularly line.