N.Z. COMPETITIONS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 69, 4 November 1911, Page 6

N.Z. COMPETITIONS.

TESTER!)AY’S RESULTS

(Per Press Association.)

Wellington, November 3. The competitions wore coniilined today and ti.is evening, and were well patronised. Results: — Piano fcioio, under 18; “Impromptu in A Hat” (Oiiopin).—John Cuming (Wellington) 1, Miss Hazel Cuthbertson (Marlborough) 2, Eglantine Fay Hayward 3.

B Flat Cornet Solo, “Nach Lange Aus Deni” (“Zellcthal”). —Tiieo Mock and Robert William Jones (Petone), equal, i; Fletcher Walter Faber (Wellington), 2. 'Jonor Solo, “Serenade” (Raff). — Walter Frederick House (Wellington) 1, George F. Brisbane (Dunedin) 2, Thomas David Collins (Hataitai) 3. Irish Song, lady or gentleman, own selection.—Miss F. J. Pacoy (Dunedin), •‘Molly Lawn,” 1; C. G. Chambers (Wanganui), “Terence’s Farewell,” 2; William Aspinail (Auckland), “Tiie Last Rose of Summer,” 3. •

Humorous Recital, gentlemen, own

selection.—Frank Bhindfnrd (Wellington), “The Consideration of Lovely Woman,” and Zanto Wood (Auckland), “The Anatomical Tragedian,” equal, 1; Dr. 1). N. Isaacs (Wellington), “A Melodrama in Five Acts,” and E. Lyon (Ofcaki), “Snorkins,” equal, 2. PI. Gray was recommended for a special prize by the judge, his selection being “Poor Richard’s Sayings.”

Musical Monologue, ladies, own selection.—Miss Prichard (Melbourne), “The Lesson of the Water Mill,” 1; Miss Thelma Brown (Launceston), “The Story of a Faithful Soul,” 2; Miss G. Helen Gardner (Dunedin), “Christmas Bells,” 3.