HAMILTON COMPETITIONS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18703, 8 May 1924, Page 12

HAMILTON COMPETITIONS.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. ,[B2 ' telegraph.-—own ' CORRESPONDENT.] ' HAMILTON. Wednesday . The, Hamilton Music and Elocutionary Society's : competitions were continued , to. day. The additional results - are as follow:— • ■ ' ' English folk song :or < ballad, gentle,men j ; Mr. J. A. Briggs (Waitoa), 1; Mr, ; J. G. Young: (Te . Aroha), 2; • Mi*. ■ W. B. L. Williams (Hamilton) 3. There were 11 entries. Soprano or mezzo solo, own selection: Miss T. Ayres (Eangiora), 1; Miss Delia Clapham (Claudelands), 2; Miss Jean B. Purdom (Hamilton), highly commended. Thex-e were '12, entries. " ' '* Recjtal, gentlemen: Mr. M. Wilkinson (Cambridge), . 1 Mr. E. B. Kemsley (Cambridge), i2. There v .re seven entries- ;' (Classical dialogue, standard work, boys or girls 12 to 17 : H. - Williams and (jr. Green, second prizes. , " " Vocal duet, lady and gentleman, any voice: Miss Ivy Muster and Mr. "A. H. Oufctrira (Hamilton), 1; Miss J. Purdom and Mr. G. Linton (Hamilton), 2. ' - : Humorous recitation, gentlemen:•.: Mr. Thomas. Fee (Waihi); 1; Mr. Esmond Sharp Auckland), 2. There';!: were live entries. , ' • Fifteen minutes' entertainment: Miss Maiy,T McKenzie'a party in "The Cabaret,' was the . only entry. i-. Pianforte sold, under 10 years, minuet in ! G. major (Beethoven): . Douglas ;Scott (Cambridge), 147 points, 1; >i: Barry •; Harbutt (Cambridge)/ 146 points, -2. * There were five entries. • Reading'at sight, lady, or gentleman Mrs. H. Bain (Otahuhu), 77 points, 1; Mr., Frank Penn (Cambridge), 76 points, 2. There were five entries.