AWARD OF MEDALS
» 1... THE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE R.A.M. -AND R.C.M., LONDON. The Associated Board of the Royal Academy and Royal College of Music. London, offers gold and silver medals to those candidates at New Zealand musical •examinations who gain highest honours marks each year. The awards for the year, 1912, are announced as follow: — Advanced Grade.-~Gold medals -Ruby Sybil North, pianoforte, 146 marks (teacher, Mr. A. Vallis, Dunedin). Silver Medal ; Doris A. Bagley, pianoforte. 144 marks (teacher. Miss Yoston, Dimedin). Next in order of merits Valeria C. Corliss (Wellington, 143 marks) 5 Ruby K. Curran (The Convent, Wang&nm, ,141 marks). Intermediate Grade.— Gold medal : Jessie H. C. Cristie, pianoforte, 146 marks (teacher, Miss E. Wright, Dun,edin). Silver medals: Mary Harvey, pianoforte, 140 marks (teacher, Dr. W. E. Thomas, Auckland) $ Renetta Rings, Eianoforte, 140 marks (teacher, "■ St. lominic's Priory, Dunedin). NsaA in order of merits Enid Holmes Dean, pianoforte, 138' marks (teacher, Mr. Ji 81.B 1 . Bennett, Auckland). The victor Harrid Memoriam Gold Medal i Vera Hannan, intermediate vio« lin (teacher, St. Dominic's Priory, Dunedin).
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 35, 11 February 1913, Page 2
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176AWARD OF MEDALS Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 35, 11 February 1913, Page 2
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