N.Z. COMPETITIONS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 114, 3 November 1911, Page 5

N.Z. COMPETITIONS.

YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS. By Telegraph—Press Association. i Wellington, Last Night. j The competitions were continued yes- i J terday, and there were large attend- ;5l anees both day and evening. Results:— '? Piano solo, under 16, "The Harmonious Blacksmith"—Eglantine Fay Ravward, Wellington, 1; Leopold Edward Von Xei- ;j senberg. Masterton, 2. Violin solo, under lfi, linrcarolle (Sjioliv)—Claude Har- /? l is. Wellington, 1. Sacred baritone solo' , ■; "It is enough" ("Elijah")—J. A. Doherty, , /•. Wellington. 1; C. G. Chambers, Wan- J ganui, 2: R. R. Orr, Lower Hutt, 3. ' Duet, lady and gentleman, "Down the ;' 1 Vale"—Miss Major and Mr. Farrow, '? Auckland, 1; Mrs. P. Lewis and Mr. C. Chambers, Wellington, 2; Miss Vera Ed- " wards and Mr. H. F. Green, Masterton, .' v ; 3. Prepared reading, ladies and gentle- ' men, "Manhood and Purpose," from "Richard Feverel," by Meredith—Una H. Owen, Dunedin, 1; ,T. C. Bell, Lower Yi Hutt, 2; S. H. Osborne, Dunedin, and Hamilton Gray, Wellington, 3. Dra» 1; matic recital, ladies, •''Ring out. wild bells" (Tennyson). Thelma Brown, t Launceston, Tasmania, 1; Lilian King, Dunedin, 2; Maisie Carte, Wellington, 3. Humorous song, lady or gentleman, own , choice.—Miss G. Helen Gardner, Dun- ,; edin, "The Curate and the Maid," ly . Jas. B. McNeill, Wellington, ''Little ! Highland Lassie," 2; Rowland F. Digby, Seatoun, "The Bowery Boy," 8.