COMPETITIONS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 2 September 1924, Page 5

COMPETITIONS.

WELLINGTON RESULTS. (BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.) .. WELLINGTON, Sept. 1. There were some excellent juvenile events at the Wellington competitions to-day, namely the elocutionary. Recitation in character, not humorous (boys 12 to 10), own selection. — Bert Goodland (Christchurch) 1, Laurie Searle (Wellington) 2. Ronald Foster (Christchurch) 3. English song (contraLto), own selection—Hilda Nicholls (Petone) 1, Rose Palmer (Wellington) 2, Mary Liman (Startford) 3. Operatic or dramatic solo (soprano) own selection.—Maud Elderton (Otaki) 1, Jeannette Briggs (Wellington) 2 Eileen Kimball (Lower Hutt) 3. Duet in character (boy and girl under 12) .—Lottie Colville and Kathleen Read (Christchurch) 1, Joan and Jackie Harris (Masterton) 2, Esne Evans and Kathleen^Chappie (Christchurch) 3. Shakespearean recital (ladies), “Portia’s Speech.”—S. Aitken (Invercargill) 1, Anita Winkel (Dunedin) 2, Mavis Halliday (Wellington) 3. Humorous recitation (girls under 12). —Section 1: Edna Purdie (Wellington) 1, Eiffie Brice (Wellington) 2, Mavis Windsor (Wellington) and Joan Tonks (Hawera) 3. Second section: Madge Yates 1, Alice Chapman (Christchurch) 2, Zelma Carroll (Eketalnma) and Sinclair Breen ("Wellington) 3.

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