N Z. COMPETITIONS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13522, 2 November 1911, Page 2

N Z. COMPETITIONS.

(Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, November 1. The competitions were continued to-day, and the attendances were good Results:

Mdano duet, under 16, “Irvis Marches Militaries” (Schubert).—Mary Feist and Mollie Moore (Carterton) lj A cues M Duncan and Ida Helen Duncan (\Volliuo-l ton) 2 ; \ t.

Yioliu solo, under 12, “Stille’s Gluck” (Sr 1 . 1 ! 8 - SdA)- —Alexandra C. Mathieson (Wellington South) 1, Arthur David McKmlay (Wellington) 2 Recitation, girls under 16, “To a Skylark (Wordsworth). —Ethel M, Brewins (Christchurch) 1, Mavis Hall (Wellington) 2, Stella Cairns (Mastertou) and Hazel Jeffrey (Island Bay) equal, 3. Scotch song, lady or gentleman, own selection.—Mrs Lewis (Wanganui), “Robin Adair,” 1; Miss Pacey (Dunedin), “Twine Tr . l > e Me,” 2; Miss Lyons (Auckland!. ivithin a Milo o’ Ediuboro’ Touu,” and Mr W. Aspinall (Auckland), "Annie Laurie,” equal, 3. Contralto solo, for competitors who have never received a fee, “Fascination” (Deseauer). —Miss Roy P. Livingstone (Christchurch) 1, Miss Iva Symes (Wanganui) 2. The judge said the winner gave a very refined reading. Her voice was nicely balanced and showed much better feeling for rhythm than the second nrize-winner. though her voice was not quite so good. Duet, gentlemen, “Watchman, What of the Night?” (Sargent).—W. Aspinall and 0, E. Farrow (Auckland) 1, W. E. Saunders and R. Orr (Lower Hntt) 2, H. F. Wood and D. Lillicrap (Wellington) 3. ‘