MASTERTON

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 39, 26 September 1907, Page 19

MASTERTON

(From our own correspondent.) September 20. The quarterly meeting of the H.A:C.B. .Society was held last Tuesday evening. The president (Bro. H. O'Leary)- occupied the chair, and there was a large attendance of members. Two candidates were proposed for initiation. A committee was set up to report on the advisabilit} 1 - of securing a meeting room of their own for the branch. The amount for the evening totalled £17. At the Trinity College practical examinations in instrumental and vocal ' music, held this week and conducted by Mr. C. Edwards, Trinity College, London, all the pupils' presented by St. Bride's Convent were successful. The following is the list •— Higher 'grade.— « Pianoforte — Theodora Shapton, 81 •'(•A.T.O.L.) ,* Elsie Richards, 73 (certificated teacher). Intermediate^grade —May Bousfead, 8G (honors) ; Mary O'Nei-11, 81 (honors) ; Margery McKenna, 80 (honors) ; Doris Cameron, 66. Junior grade— Walter Bunt, 89 (Honors) ; Rita Hoar, 84 (honors) ; Colina McKenzie, 81 (honors) ; Effie Cress, 80 (honors) ; Kere Te Whaiti, 80 (honors) ; Terena Pirihi, 73. Preparatory grade— Nilla Hyde, 100 (maximum) ; Mollie Pedersen, 100 (maximum). Solo singing — Terena Pirihi, 73.