WANGANUI COMPETITIONS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 October 1922, Page 7

WANGANUI COMPETITIONS.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.^

(BY TELEGRAPH —PEESS-ASSOCIATION.) . WANGANUI, Oct ? 6. \ The competitions were continued __to- ' day with, great success. Results: Girds' song under 16-^-Ngaere *Phip- v son (Wellington)*. I', Doris Symes (Wanganui) 2, Ida Clelandj[Feilding^ 3. Irish song—Harry jt*nipps (T^llingr ton) V, N. Tyler (Wanganui), 2, T. Vaughah (Masterton) 3. Operatic solo—W. H. Christie, (Wanganui) 1, N. Tyler 2, T. Vau&han 3Contralto solo—Mrs. Enid- Campion (Fordell) 1, !Mrs. R. L. Gray (Gisborne) 2, Mrs. Corliss. (Wanganui) 3. Sacred solo," mezzo-soprano—Miss Annie White' (New Plymouth) 1, Eileen Warnock (Wanganui) 2, Gwen Evans (Wellington) 3. ■".."' [ Recitation (gentlemen)—W. F..Ther- [ Eleson (Wanganui) 1, M. Miimell (War nganui) 2.^ m*« Recitation (girls under \m —Sinclair Breen (Wellington) 1, ZelnTa Carroll (Wellington) 2, Edna Watts and Colleen Johnston tied 3. Reejtaitiou (ladies, "My Ships'')-^ Miss May McDonald (Wellington) 1,, Miss Gladys Gamman (Marton) 2, Miss Dorothy Sundei'land (Gisborne) 3. Reading at sight—Miss Dorothy Sunderland. 1, Miss Louisa Ball and Mrs. Pargeter (Wanganui) tied 2. Character dance-(12 to lGJ^Ngaere Phipson. (Wellington) I-,.1 Dorothy Potter (Wellington) and Esther ■ Webb(Feilding) -tied 2. ' l V"