Oamaru

New Zealand Tablet, 8 December 1910, Page 2021

Oamaru

JFrom our own correspondent.) December 0. Mr. Howard Hadley, examiner to the Associated Board or the Royal Academy and Royal College of Music, conducted the practical examinations, with the following results;Advanced piano.—Miss Aimee Piper (teacher Miss Cartwright), 130 honors. Lower Division piano.—Elsie Ramsay (Miss Cartwright), 124 pass. John Pringle (Miss 1 alconer), 120 pass. Cecil Munro (Miss Falconer), 121 pass. Lily Hall (Mrs. Hall), 104 pass. May Hall (Mrs. Hall), 100 pass. Primary Division piano.—Marjory Sutherland (Miss Falconer), 123 pass. Helen Allan (Miss Falconer), 124 pass. Fred Stevens (Miss Falconer), 110 pass. Margaret Taylor (Mrs. Hall), 108 pass. Maximum 150, required for honors 130, pass 100. Invercargill (From our own correspondent.) December 5. In connection with their annual break-up,’ the pupils of St. Catherine’s Convent will give a concert in His Majesty’s Theatre on Thursday, 15th inst. The children have been diligently rehearsing for some time now, and very effective results arc promised. Last evening (Sunday) the Hibernian Band gave a concert from the Rotunda in the Post Office Square in aid of the fund for the benefit of the widow of the late Mr. J. Hunter, ferryman, Waiau River. The evening was very , fine, and a large number of promenaders enjoyed the concert. A collection resulted in over £3 being added to the ‘ funds. The following arc the results of the practical examinations in music under the auspices of Trinity College, London, held at St. Catherine’s Dominican College by Mr. Charles Schilsky on December 3; —Senior (advanced) division—Grace E. Patou, 69. Intermediate division—Winnie Anderson, 66; Mary Hyne, 61. Junior division—Horatio Nelson, 87 (honors); Forbes Cameron, 80 (honors); Mavis Nisb'et, 77; Rosie Shepherd, 75; Marie Llovd (sing- » S* , 'Preparatory division—Mary Skiffington, 82; 1 Clara Plank, 80; Trank Haigh, 77.