N.Z. COMPETITIONS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 112, 1 November 1911, Page 5

N.Z. COMPETITIONS

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. The competitions were continued today, and in the evening there wfts ft large attendance of the public. Results: Jiano solo, under 14, "Rondo" in O Major (Beethoven).—Leslie C. W. H. Adams (Wanganui) 1. Ethel Bignell (Martou) 2, Mandeline Marv Hooker (Hawera) 3.

Bass solo, "Vulcan's Song" (Gounod).— 0. E. Farrow (Auckland) 1, B. H. Dellow (Auckland) 2, R. S. Maloney (Christchurch) 3. Song, lady or gentleman, own iselection, accompanied by self.—Miss Florence J. Paeey (Dunedin), "You'd betcr ask me," 1; Miss 6. Helen (iardner (Dunedin), "Waiata Poi," 2; Mrs. 0. T. Reid (Kilbirnie), '"Thte Waking of Spring." 3. Sight reading, lady or gentleman.— Jamos C. Bell (Lower llutt) 1, Hamilton" Gray (Wellington) 2, Una H. Owen (Dunedin) 3. Sight reading under 14.—Angela J. T. Perkins (Wellington) 1, Ethel U. Brewins (Christchureh) 2, Winton Brown (Otaki) and Cyril L. Rishworth (Lower Hutt), equal, 3. Sight reading, under 10. —Mnvis Hall (Wellington) 1, Ethel W. Tallmt. (Wellington) 2, Pauline Brown (Otaki) 3. Recitation, girls under 14, "The Children's Hour" (Longfellow).—Zita H. Chapman (Lower Hutt) and Ethel G. Brewins (Christchureh)' equal, 1; Joyce Jiggers (Wellington) 2, Hazel 'F. Jcflrey (fsland Bay) 3. Impromptu spco.ch.--K Casey (Olwkune) 1, U. T>. P. Smith (Grcymouth) 2, J. McL. Hogbcn (Wellington) 3.