Some Prize=winners at the Recent Dunedin Competitions.

Otago Witness, Issue 2695, 8 November 1905, Page 40

Some Prize=winners at the Recent Dunedin Competitions.

1. Miss Thyra Sonimers (Christchurch) — first in Shakespearian Recitation (lady ama- 1 teurs), and Eecitation, "If We Only Knew." 1 2. Miss H. Walker— first in Violin Solo (oper). 3. Miss Bertha Brooks— first in Recitation, under 14 years (bracketed). I 4. Miss Amelia Major — first in Song for Ladies (own selection) accompanied far ' self.

5 Mr A. C Smith — first in Eecitation, gentlemen under 21 and over 14 years, and Prepared Reading. ' G. Misses C. and M. Lorie — first in Piano ' Duet, under 18 years. , 7. Mr W R Hunter — first in Shakespearian Dialogue (with Miss Whitson), Shakespearian Recitation (gentlemen amateurs). and Humorous Recitation (gentlemen amateurs). 8. Miss Ina Whitson— first in Shake=pearian Dialogue .'with Mr Hunter). '

9. Mr F. V Blandford— first in Tenor Solo ' 12. Sacred Solo for Gentlemen, Duet (lady anci gentleman). Humorous Song, and Story Without Words. 10. Misses M. I.es and I. Edwaids — first iri Pianoforte Duet (open), and in Pianoforte Duet (open to all). ' 11. Mi-s J. Jones — first in Piano Solo, under 15. 15 and over 13 years. | I

M ss M. May — first in Soprano So'o. and winner of Begg ai d Co.'s shield for highest ruinbsr of point's in solo singing. Mi^s A. Stock — first in Piano Playing Amateur? over 16, Amateurs o\ er 15 and under 18, Amateurs All Ages, .Heading from Sight, and Piano Solo open to Amateurs or Professionals. i Mr A. D. Aitlcen — first for Prepared Speech Miss Toria Sommers (ChristchuTcTO — firsl in Mezzo-sccano Solo, St . h Song, and Contralto Solo.

Hi. Mr G. H Andiews— fust in Bass Solo and Baritone Solo. 17 Miss S Breads— fiist in Song for Juniois. 18 Miss Karris— first in Violin Solo, under 16 19 Miss Irene Bnttenden— first in Eecitation, under 14 years (bracketed). 20. Miss Veri Moore— first m Piano bolo, under 21 Miss Jeannie Anderson (Tiinaru) — first in Sacred So'o for Ladies.