COMPETITIONS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 8 September 1924, Page 9

COMPETITIONS.

WELLINGTON RESULTS,

IBY TELEGRAPH ■ —PRESS ASSOCIATION ) hollowing are the results of Saturday s competitions : Dance due (9 to 12).—Leonie Hales and M. Heketa (Wellington) 1, Phyllis Linklater and Hazel Martin (Welling-: ton) 2, Mita Hare and Lorraine Melton 3.

Impromptu speech (ladies).—Cicely Grono (Taitville) I, E. Aitchison (KoP«T U i?' n Mrs Elsie Thompson (Wellington) 3.

Vocal solo and accompaniment (gentlemen);—Cecil Chambers and Miss J. Briggs (Wellington) 1, George and Miss Ml Clegg (Wellington) 2, Alfred Hines and Miss Briggs (Wellington) 3. . Children’s action chorus (under 12) Petone Convent girls 1, Petone Convent Boys 2.

Vocal duet, ladies • (open).—Misses Cooster and Jeanette Briggs (Wellington) 1, Misses T. Dawson and J. Sutherland (Wellington) 2, Ivy Campbell and Annie White (New Plymouth) 3. >

Piano solo (12 to 14). —-First section: Gwen Burns (Wellington) 1, Ormi Reid 2. Second section: Marjory Meirs 1, Master Bobby Olton (Wellington) 2. /Jr^ tlsh “ng (men).y-J. T. Gibson (Wellington) 1, Cecil Chambers (Wellingjton) 2, Alex. Murray 3. Recital with accompaniment (ladies), open.—Anita Winkle 1, Mairs Halliday 2, S. Aitken 3. .

Irish song , (contralto).—Mrs Goldsmith 1, Lorna Smith 2, Rose Palmer o>

Children’s action songs (12 to 16). Retone Conyent 1,, Mrs Menard’s pupils I,

i J ec lt atlon in character (girls, 12 to ib).—Madge Tates (Dunedin) 1, Edna Purdie (Brooklyn) 2, Joan Tonks 3. liiree humorous stories.—Barton Ginger (Wellington) 1, Zante Wood 2, Leith Riddell 3. Opei atic or dramatic solo (mezzosoprano).—Gwen Clayton (Wellington) U Rhona Dee 2, E. Bull (Wellington)