NEW ZEALAND MUSICAL. SUCCESSES.
(Prom Our Special Correspondent.) LONDON, July 26. The Prince of Wales presided last Monday at Marlborough House over the eighteenth annual general meeting of the Associated Board of the Eoyal Academy of Music and the Eoyal College of Music, of which his Eoyal Highness is president. • In the course of the proceedings it was announced that the exhibitions offered by the Board for the first time' in Australasia in connection with the examinations of 1906 had been awarded as follows: —William Conway (Melbourne), advanced pianoforte; Phyllis Pell (Nelson, New Zealand), solo .performer, pianoforte; M. Anita Murray (Rockhampton), advanced pianoforte; Zona Trader (West Maitland), solo performer, violin. These exhibitioners, with' the exception of Miss Pell, who was unable to accept her exhibition, will' take up their studies at the Soya] Academy of Music or the Eoyal College of Music during the coming winter. The medals offered in connection with the local centre examinations had been awarded as follows: New South Wales.—Advanced grade, gold medal, Annie Chambers (Sydney), pianoforte. Advanced grade, silver medal, Olga E. Armstrong (Sydney), pianoforte. Intermediate grade, gold medal, Celia MoMenamin (Sydney), harmony. Intermediate grade, silver meial, Kathleen Long (Parramatta), violin. Victoria.—Advanced grade, gold medal, William Conway (Melbourne), pianoforte. Advanced grade, silver medal, Phoebe W. Smith (Melbourne), pianoforte. Intermediate grade, gold medal, Kathleen Borthwick (Sale), pianoforte. Intermediate grade, silver medal, Eva M. Simpson (Melbourne), pianoforte. Queensland. —Advanced grade. gold medal. M. Anita Murray (Eookhampton), pianoforte. Advanced grade,, silver medal, Eita Beattie (Brisbane), 1 pianoforte, and Frances Blnmberg (Brisbane), pianoforte. Intermediate grade, gold medal, Irene Shearer (Brisbane), pianoforte, Tasmania.—lntermediate grade, gold medal, Violet M. Jarman (Hobart), pianoforte. South Australia (in conjunction with the University of Adelaide). —Advanced giade, gold moral, Ottilio C. TTffindell (Adelaide), pianoforte. Advanced grade, silver medal, Lurline O. P. Steele (Adelaide), pianoforte. Western Australia (in conjunction with the University of Adelaide).—Advanced grade, gold medal, Eeginald d'Arcy Irvine (Perth), pianoforte. In-* tei mediate grade, gold medals, Lalla d'Arcy Irvine (Perth), pianoforte. New Zealand. —Advanced grade, gold medal, Annie Dawson (Auckland), pianoforte. Intermediate grade, gold medal, Millie lies (Dunedin), pianoforte. Intermediate grade, silver medals, Ethel M. Hutton (Christchurch), pianoforte, and Doris Haywood (Wellington), harmony.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6315, 16 September 1907, Page 11
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