N Z COMPETITIONS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13526, 7 November 1911, Page 3

N Z COMPETITIONS.

' (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, November 5. The competitions were continued on Saturday, .and were well attended; both day and night. Results: ’ Piano Solo, over 18 (“Rhapsodie Hongroiso”).—Miss, Mina Ward (Nelson)-*!. Miss N. (linen (Loiigbnm) .2; , Essay.—Miss Jessie Tolley (Wellington) 1, K. M. Park (Dunedin) 2, Francis Cannon yciiristclniroh) 3. Original Story:- (any subject).—Guy N. Morris (Christchurch) 1, H.. T. Gibson (Waihi) 2, G. Yon- Tunzelman 3. 0 Essays (character sketch). —John Jphn-stanc-(Auckland) 1, H. T. Gibson ,(Waihi)' 2, Jessie Tolley (Wellington) 3. Piano Solo' (sight-reading, over 16)— C. H. Worsley (Wellington) 1, Agnes Shearsby (Wanganui) 2, Albert Hilliker (Wellington) 3. - Sacred 'Bass Solo'.—O. E. Farrow (Auckland) /I.- A’. G. Thomson: (Nelson) 2. No thirck prize was awarded. Three others competed. , Sacred Contralto Solo ("But 1 the Lord is Mindful of His Own”)—-Miss M. Knight (Auckland) 1, Mrs I. Symes (Wanganui) aiid Miss R. P. Livingstone (Christchurch) equal -2, Miss L. Ivirnoy (Diiherlin) 3.Bass Solo (“Jch Grollo Night,” Schuihami). —F. W. Laycock (Brooklyn) 1, C. G.. Chambers. (Waiigainii) .2, It. It. On(Lower Hutt) 3. - Dramatic Recital (men, “Mark Antony’s Oration”)—S. H. Osborne (Dunedin)-I', J. C. Bell (Lower Hutt) and E, Y. Slyfield (Dunedin) equal 2, S. Tingey (Wellignton) 3, ‘ ' •In the dramatic section, the. “Screen Scone’’ from “The School for Scandal” was awarded first prize, “Love in a Rail way Carriage” second, and “The Man m the. Street” third. .Story Without Words.—Miss Prichard (Melbourne) and Mr Blalidfbrd (Wellington), “Proposing Under Difficultiel,,?’ 1: Miss Aggie Samson (oiellineton); and F. Bhvhdford -(Wellington), “The Matinee IT)it,” -2) "Miss BartleY (Auckland)’ and Mr Lawkin,, “The Wedding Anniversary,” j