NAPIER COMPETITIONS.
SOME OF THE WINNERS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Napier, Last Night. The fourth annual competitions of the Musical and Elocutionary Competitions Society commenced to-night in the Theatre Royal, which was crowded. The judges arc: Music, Dr. J. C. Bradshaw, Christchurch; elocution, Mr. J. Thornton, M.A., principal of Te Aute College. Results:Shakespcrian test for ladies (amateur), possible marks 100: Miss Ethel Watson (Palmerston North), 90, 1; Miss Pauline Brown (Otaki), 83, 2. Contralto vocal solo (amateur), posBible marks (SO: Miss Ivy Swan (Wanganui), 48, ]'; Miss Amy Crane (Halcombe), 43, 2. " Church choirs, possible marks 70: W«bIcy Church Choir. Feildim? (conductor, H. Temple White). 50, 1 ; St. Matthew's Anglican Church, Hastings (conductor, Percy W. Tombs), 44, 2. Grand Choral contest, maximum marks 70—Feilding Wesleyan Choir (conductor Mr. H. Temple White) «l marks, 1; Hastings Harmonic Society (conductor Mr. E. V. Hudson) 58, 2. Ladies' humorous recital (amateur), maximum marks 100.—Miss Doreem D'Authreau (Auckland) 86, 1; Miss Elsie M. Beaumont (Otaki), 78, 2. The winner is only seven years of age.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 53, 24 August 1911, Page 5
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169NAPIER COMPETITIONS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 53, 24 August 1911, Page 5
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