COMPETITIONS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 6 September 1924, Page 7

COMPETITIONS.

WELLINGTON RESULTS.

(BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.) ' WELLINGTON, Sent. ’5. • Following aVe results of to-day’s competitions:— Sacred solo (tenor), own selection-. — Edgar Swain 1 I, B. H. Mayall 2, Harry Phipps and Wm. Saunders 3 (all Wellington).

Piano solo (18 to 21). —Raymond Sneddon 1, Rae Signal, and Alice Duff

2 (all Wellington). Scottish song (contralto), own selection. —Aileen Noble (Lower Hutt) 1, M. Smith (Eastbourne) 2, Rose Palmer (Wellington) 3. 'Vocal reading (ladies) at sight.—Mrs Harrington (Wellington) 1, Merle Miller (Lyttelton) 2, Lilian Hi tellings (Wellington) 3. Vocal reading (gentlemen), at sight— H Pninos (Wellington) 1, B. H. Maynail. (Wellington) 2. Piano solo (14 to 16). —Joyce Downing (Wellington) 1. Leslie Muir (Wellington) 2, Joyce Law (Wellington) 3. Sacred solo (soprano).—Maud Elderton (Otaki) 1, Jeanette Briggs (Wellington) 2, Annie White (New Plymouth) 3. Action recitation (hoy or girl), 9 to 12). —Queenie McLean (Wellington) 1, Lottie Colville (Christchurch) 2, Ruby Shepherd (Wellington) 3. Recitation (society’s scholarship), hoys 12 to 16. —Bert Goodland (Christchurch) 1, L. Searle (Wellington) 2, George Power (Wellington) 3. Song in character (boy or girl, 12 to 16). —First section: Mary Cooley (Wellington) 1, Betty Massey (Wellington) 2. Second section: Elsie Patrick (Christchurch) 1, Eileen Searle (Wellington) 2. Operatic dance (9 to 12). —Gladys Smyth (Wellington) 1, Hazel Martin 2, Muriel Wilton (Wellington) 3. Skipping dance (12 to 16). —Evelyn Wright and Frances Chester (Wellington) 1, Ruby Fisher (Wellington) 2. Recitation (N.Z. author), open.— Anita Winkle (Dunedin) 1, Mary Cooley (Wellington) 2, Miss S. Aitken (Wellington) 3. Recitation, with musical accompaniment.—Lionel Inch 1, Yrvn. Evans 2, C. Chapman (Wellington) 3.