PIPING AND DANCING

Southland Times, Issue 18962, 8 June 1923, Page 5

PIPING AND DANCING

THE DUNEDIN CONTESTS. (Per United Press Associatioik) DUNEDIN, June 7. The Piping and Dancing Competition! were continued to-day. More than usual interest being taken in the proceedings. The Prime Minister and Sir Walter Buchanan will to-morrow night present the cup« and medals won at the competitions. Results:—Slow March Playing.—Chas. C. MacDonald (Wanganui), 1; Archibald McMillan (Seacliff), 2; Cuth. Selby (In’gill), 3. Reel O’Tulloch, Boys and Girls (under 15). —Jean McLachlan, 1; Ruby Robinson 2; Babs Coy (Wellington), 3; Ruby Ford (Timaru), 4. Most Correct Wearing of Highland Dress, Men and Boys.—Chas. MacDonald, 1; Albert Mclntyre 2; Archibald McMillan (Christchurch), 3. Irish Jig (type of steps optional), (girh 18 an 4 over). —May Thorn (Mataura), 1; Olga Seaman (Wellington), 2; Thelma Gillespie (Dunedin), 3; Jean McKenzie (Wellington), 4. March, Strathspey and Reel Playing (“Semiseniors” any age).—Dave Robinson (Invercargill), 1; Neil Munro, 2; William Budge, 3; Geo. Ross, 4. Seann Triubhais Championship of New Zealand, Girls (12 to 15 years)—-Jean McLachlan, 1; Babs Coy 2; Doreen Wheeler (Dunedin), 3; May Hungerford (Dunedin), 4. March Playing, for “Juniors,” (any age). —Stanley Stratton. (Mosgiel), 1; Wm. Budge (Dunedin), 2; James Millar (Thornbury), 3; Neil Munro (Port Chalmers), 4. Highland Fling, Boys (10 to 12 years) <— Eric Gordon (Mosgiel), 1, R. W. Wright, 2; Harold Wilson 3; Douglas Brown (Timaru), 4. Irish Jig (“Broken Time,” steps only)Girls (12 to 15).—Jean McLachlan (Wellington). 1; Ruby Robinson (Dunedmj, 2; Lorna Budge (Dune'finL 3, Daiey Mcßm (Gore), 4.