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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20774, 6 April 1939, Page 24 (Supplement)

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Piping and National Dancing Events JUDGE: Miss Margaret Kerr (M.R.A.D. adv.) Granity. REFEREE: Mr. E. Trevena. (Affiliated with the Piping and Dancing Association of N.Z., Inc.) BAGPIPE MUSIC (“A” Grade). Class 22—Marches, Ist prize 30/-, 2nd prize 15/-, 3rd prize 5/-. Entry fee 2/-. * DANCING EVENTS. ENTRY FEE 1/-. First Prize 8/-; Second 4/-. Class 23—Highland Fling. Class 28—Sailor’s Hornpipe. Class 29—Irish Jig. Class 33—Irish Jig. Class 34—Seantriubhas. Class 38 —Irish Jig. Class 39 —Sailor’s Hornnioe. Tiny Tots Under 9. Class 24—Irish Jig. Novice Events. Class 25—Highland Fling. Class 26—Sword Dance. Class 27—Seantriubhas. Under 12 Years. Class 30—Highland Fling. Class 31—Sword Dance. Class~32—Sailor’s Hornpipe. Under 15 Years. Class 35—Highland Fling. Class 36—Sword Dance. Class 37—Seantriubhas. NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP. Class 39a—REEL O’ TULLOCH (for Girls and Boys 14 years of age and under 18. Ist Prize £2, 2nd prize 7/6. Entry fee 2/-. OPEN EVENTS. Class 40—Highland Fling. Ist Prize £l, 2nd 7/6. Entry fee 2/-. Class 41—Sword Dance. Ist Prize £l, 2nd 7/6. Entry fee 2/-. Class 42—Highland Reel. Ist Prize £l, 2nd 7/6. Entry fee 2/-. Class 43—Irish Jig. Ist Prize 10/-, 2nd prize 7/6. Entry fee 1/6. Class 44—Sailor’s Hornpipe. Ist Prize 10/-, 2nd prize 7/6. Entry fee 1/6. Championship: 3 Competitors or no award. Winner must obtain not less than 85 per cent, of marks. NATIONAL DANCING CONDITIONS. { The competitions will be conducted under the Rules of the Piping and Dancing Association of New Zealand, Inc. In connection with protests and appeals the decision of the Referee shall be final. Vide Rules 118-121 inclusive Piping and Dancing Association of New Zealand, Inc Every Competitor will please state on entry form whether he or she requires the services of a Piper or a Pianist for his or her dancing. ENTRIES CLOSE—SATURDAY, May 6th, 1939. OPERATIC DANCING. Entry Fee 1/-. First Prize 8/-; Second Prize 4/-. Class 45 Operatic Solo. Under 8. 46 Operatic Solo. Under 10. 47 Operatic Solo. Under 10. Novice Class. 48— Operatic Solo. Under 12. 49 Solo. Under 12. Novice Class. 50— Operatic Solo. Under 14. 51— Operatic Solo. 14 and over. 52 Character Duo. 12 and under. 53 — Character Solo. 12 and under. 54 Tap Dance. Under 8. Under 10. Under 12. Under 12. Under 14. Under 14. 14 and over. -Skipping Dante. 12 and under. 62—Skipping Dance. 14 and under. NOTE:—NOVICE means a Competitor who has never won a first prize at any Competitions in the Class of Dancing being entered in. Miss Margaret Kerr will award marks in Section as follows: Technique Interpretation Arrangement and originality of subject Rhythm 55 Tap Dance. 56 Tap Dance. 57 — Tap Dance. 58— Tap Dance. 59 — Tap Dance. 60 — Tap Dance. Novice Class. Novice Class. the Operatic Dancing 40 points 20 „ Total 100 points Entries close Saturday, May 6th, 1939.