(1) Miss Anna Hope (Dunedin), first in Sco'ch Song—ladies (own selection). (2) Mr D. N. A. M'Pherson (Wyndham), first in Vocal Solo, with accompaniment—gentlemen (own selection). (3) Mr H. Hogg (Seacliff), first in Sacred Bass Solo (amateurs). (4) Mioses Lena Geddes and Evelyn Duke (Dunedin), first in Piano Duet (16-18 years). (5) Mr T. J. Melville (Mornington), first in Prepared Speech (amateurs). (6) Mr J. Johnston (Ros'lyn), first in Sacred Tenor Solo. (7) Miss H. Balk (Dunedin), first in Piano Solo (chief Piano Contest).
(1) Misses Lena Geddes and N l . Varney (Dunedin), first in Piano Duet, open (own selection). (2) Miss Vera' White (Albany street, Dunedin), first in recitation (ladies 16 and under 21 years), Shakespearean Recitation (ladies), Champion Ladies' Recitation (open). (3) Miss Myra Haugh (Duntroon), fir st in Piano Sight Reading (18 years and over). (4) Miss M. D. M'lvor (Dunedin), fi:st in Piano Solo (amateurs under 18 years). (5) Miss Jessie fillies (Canongate, Dunedin), first in recitation, "The Vigil" (girls 14 and under 16 years). (6) Misses Marjorie Stoneham and Madge Reekie (Dunedin), first in piano duet, "Arabian Dance.." (MissStoneham was first in two piano solos.) ,-.'
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Otago Witness, Issue 3315, 26 September 1917, Page 31 (Supplement)
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190(1) Miss Anna Hope (Dunedin), first in Sco'ch Song—ladies (own selection). (2) Mr D. N. A. M'Pherson (Wyndham), first in Vocal Solo, with accompaniment—gentlemen (own selection). (3) Mr H. Hogg (Seacliff), first in Sacred Bass Solo (amateurs). (4) Mioses Lena Geddes and Evelyn Duke (Dunedin), first in Piano Duet (16-18 years). (5) Mr T. J. Melville (Mornington), first in Prepared Speech (amateurs). (6) Mr J. Johnston (Ros'lyn), first in Sacred Tenor Solo. (7) Miss H. Balk (Dunedin), first in Piano Solo (chief Piano Contest). (1) Misses Lena Geddes and Nl. Varney (Dunedin), first in Piano Duet, open (own selection). (2) Miss Vera' White (Albany street, Dunedin), first in recitation (ladies 16 and under 21 years), Shakespearean Recitation (ladies), Champion Ladies' Recitation (open). (3) Miss Myra Haugh (Duntroon), fir st in Piano Sight Reading (18 years and over). (4) Miss M. D. M'lvor (Dunedin), fi:st in Piano Solo (amateurs under 18 years). (5) Miss Jessie fillies (Canongate, Dunedin), first in recitation, "The Vigil" (girls 14 and under 16 years). (6) Misses Marjorie Stoneham and Madge Reekie (Dunedin), first in piano duet, "Arabian Dance.." (Miss-Stoneham was first in two piano solos.) ,-.' Otago Witness, Issue 3315, 26 September 1917, Page 31 (Supplement)
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