Dancing Awards at Turakina Sports.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume IV, Issue 40, 27 January 1936, Page 6

Dancing Awards at Turakina Sports.

Press Association —Copyright. Wanganui, January 26

Following are the results of competitions in the Turakina Caledonian Society's meeting:— Piping, strathspey and reels, North Island championship: Murdo McKenzie 1, A. S. Kirkland 2, J. McKenzie 3. Highland reel, girls, 18 and over, New Zealand championship: Miss Gladys Smythe 1, Miss Doreen Nairn 2, Miss Jean Scott 3. Highland fling, North Island championship: June Scott 1, Margaret Lawrence 2, Jean McAsey 3.

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