MASTERTON COMPETITIONS.
A HASTINGS WINNER. I -Masterton, July 24. | The Masterton musical and elocu-' tionary competitions were concluded to-night. The result of to-day’s com-j petitions were:-— I Vocal Solo.—Thelma Sutherland’ (Hastings) 1. j Humorous Recitation. —K. E. Shor-’ neV (Wellington) 2. i Action Song.—Lansdowne School 1 and 2. Reading at Sight.—Miss Nellie Hogg (Masterton) 1, Mr. K. E. Shornev (Wellington) 2. Piano Solo. —Miss K Hanify (Wellington.) 2. Sight Singing.—E. L. Lees (Lower Hutt) 1. Prepared Speech.—Airs. .1. Cairns (Masterton) 2. Vocal Quartette (gentlemen).—Pahiatua Quartette Party 1, Trinity Quartette (Napier) 2. ‘ Soprano Solo.—Miss Leah McCrae < Palmerston North)) 1, Mrs. Francis (Alasterton) 2. ’ : Maori Song.-—T. Heketa (Welling- 1 ton) 1, Edwin G. Collin (Ashlev-Clinton) 2. Maori Song.-—T. Heketa (Welling- . ton) 2, W. P. Tamihann (Masterton) 2. ; Shakespearean Recitation (gentlemen).—Norman Aitken (Wellington) 1. ‘ K. E. Shorney 2. i Piano Solo.—Miss Hanify (Welling- j ton) I, J. H. Briasco (Napier) 2. Shakespearean Recitation (ladies). — Mi-s Lulu Arnold (Wellington) 1. . Miss B. Johnston (Masterton) 2. Quartette. mixed voices. Mr. Young’s party 1. ! Humorous Recitation (boys).—Leona rd Powes- (Wellington) 1, Ivan Sutherland (Masterton) 2. Song (original).--Charles P. Lound • (Napier) 1. j Vocal Duet. —Mr. IL F. Green and Mrs. J. Francis (Masierton) 1, E. Lees ) Lower Hutt) and Miss McCrae (Pal-! merston) 2. i
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume III, Issue 188, 25 July 1913, Page 7
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