N.Z. COMPETITIONS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 115, 4 November 1911, Page 8

N.Z. COMPETITIONS.

o YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. By Telegraph—Press Association, Wellington, Last Night. The competitions were continued today and this evening, and were well patronised. Results:— Piano solo, under 18; "Impromptu in A. flat" (Chopin).—John Cuming (Wellington) 1, Miss Hazel Outhbertson (Marlborough) 2,. Eglantine Fay Ravward 3. J B Flat Cornet solo, "Nach Lamrc Aus S?\ <™. leth ' ll ">.-Theo Hock and Robert William Jones (Petone) equal 1 • Fletcher Walter Faber( Wellington) 2 ' Tenor solo, "Serenade" (Raff).—Walter Frederick House (Wellington) i l*eorge FBrisbane (Dunedin) 2, Thomas' David Collins (Hataitai) 3. Irish song, lady or gentleman, own m ection.-Misa F. J. Pacey (Dunedin) Molly Bawn," 1; C. G. Chambers (Wanganui) ('•Terence'* Farewell," 2- William Aspinall (Auckland) "The last Rose of Summer," 3. Humorous recital, gentlemen, own se-lection.-Fran.lc Blandford (Wellington) lie consideration of lovely woman" and Ziuite Wood (Auckland) "The anatomical tragedian," equal 1- Dr'D X. Isaacs (Wellington) "A melodrama in five acts," and E. Lyon (Otaki) Snarkins," equal, 2. H. Gray was reconi-' mnided for a special prize by the judge, Ins selection being "Poor Richard's sayings." • Musical monologue, ladies', own selcc-tion.-Miss Prichard (Melbourne) '"The feon of the water mill," 1; Miss Thelma -rown (Uunceaton) "The story of a, aithfulsouV' 2; Miss 0. Helen Gardner (Dunedin) •■Christmas bells," 3. —"*• I