TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 6 October 1923, Page 6

TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

1 • PRACTICAL EXAMINATION. Following are results of the practical examination under the Trinity j College of Music (London) in the i Stratford local centre, the examiner being Mr. Albert Mallinson: ! Senior.—Beaulah Wickham, 73 (St. j Mary's School); Isa Bateman, 71 (Mr. ' Ldmondson); Verrol Henry, 67 (Miss Moon, L.T.C.L.). Intermediate.—Jessie Messenger, 76 (Miss V. Drake); Ngaere Burgess. 72 ', (Miss Middleton, A.T.C.L.); Violet ! Eaton, 69 (Miss Bredow. F.T.C.L.) ■ ' Moira Savage, 67 (Mlss Bredow, j F.T.C.L.); Laurie Bateman, 64 (Mr i Edmondson); Rhoda Henry, 64 (Miss f 0. Bocock). I . Junior.—Nancy Lawrence, 8§ honours (Miss E. Moon, L.T.C.L.); Winifred Fazackerly, 80, honours (Miss . Moon, L.T.C.L.); Dori6 Gatenby, 74 j (Miss F. E. Mackenzie); Elizabeth Martin, 74 (Miss O. Martin); Dulcie Abraham, 74 (Miss I. Bateman); Pattie Taylor, 69 (Mr. Edmondson); Vera Beech, 69 (Miss O. Bocock); Allan Furrie, 67 (Miss O. Martin); Mildred j Abraham, 67 (Miss I. Bateman)'; ' Phyllis Henry, 64 (Miss 0. Bocock); ; KnoAvleen Stevens, 60 (Miss G. Bredow, F.T.C.L.). I Preparatory.—Joan Morton, 77 (Miss Moon, L.T.C.L.); Edna Cresswell, 71 (Miss G. Bredow, F.T.C.L.); Jean ' Fame, 67 (Miss Middleton); Nancy Mills, 66 (Miss F. McKenzie). First Steps.—Mary McElroy, 84 i (Miss Middleton); Keto Taylor, 74 (Miss 0. Gill); Stanley Eaton, 73 I (Miss G. Bredow); Julian Green, 70 I (Miss Middleton); Joseph Weston, 68 . (Miss Weston). I ELTHAM SUCCESSES. j The following local candidates were successful at the Trinity College of Music examinations conducted by Mr. Mallinson: Convent Pupils.—Higher local, 1 Frances Innes 60; senior division, Olive Manley 74; intermediate, Nora ; Sheehv 75; iunior, Gwendoline Maslin 70, John Sheehy (violin) 61; preparatory, Mand Mayor 71. Misß MacKenzie's Pupils.—lntermediate, Miss Gatenby; junior, Nancy I Mills.