WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS.
[Per Press Association,] WELLINGTON, November 17. At the competitions the principal re" suits were:— Vocal solo, without music, accompanied by singer—Mr Dodds (Danucvirke) 1, Miss Doris Stevens 2. Miss Jean Nicholas 3. Sacred solo, baritone or bass—Robert Lafferty (Christchurch) 1, P. L. Brady Piano solo—Miss Dorothy Talbot 1 George M’Kay 2, Clifford Keum' pm., 3. . Championship recitation (girls under Jb) First section: Gwenedoline Dalton (Napier) 1, Sinclair Breen 2. Second section: Mavis Ritchie (Christchurch) 1 Kathleen O’Brien 2, Hazel Johnstone (Dunedin) 3. Sacred solo (contralto) —Miss Olga V ncked 1, Miss Ida Bnelling 2. Scottish song (gentlemen)—H. Phinns 1, A. Mottershead 2. \ ocal solo, with accompaniment and obbligato—Miss Corrie Aslin 1 H Phipps 2, Mrs Wildish (Gisborne) 3. Miss Dorothy Talbot, one of the competitors in the open piano sections ,r„ the competitions, was successful in winning all the open classes and the piano championship, as well as a gold medal, a gold watch, and other prizes. Mlie is the daughter of Dir A. J. Talbot, Superintendent of Telegraphs.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19800, 18 November 1919, Page 8
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