8th September, 1898
| Group Name | Suburb | State | Points | Placing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anthem (sacred) "Thrice blessed is that harvest song" | None | |||
| "A spring song" - Welsh Choir | None | |||
| Baritone Solo - "Star of my soul " - Mr Claude Hall | None | |||
| Vocal Trio - "Sea flower" - Misses A and E Castle and Miss English | None | |||
| Tenor Solo - "For Thine own sake" - Mr E. J. Parker | None | |||
| Vocal Duet - "Anchored" - M. Sharpe and Mr C. Hall | None | |||
| Contralto Solo - "Yours for evermore" - Miss I. E. Chamberlin | None | |||
| Recitial (humours) - Miss F. McKee | None | |||
| Soprano Solo - "The Gleaners" - Miss A . Evans | None | |||
| Sacred song - Miss Castle | None | |||
| Vocal Duet - "Venitian Song" - Misses M and A Evans | None | |||
| Bass Solo - - Mr A. Bottom | None | |||
| Recitial - "The gatee" - Miss Crawford | None | |||
| Duet -(humours) "Kissing" - Miss C. Maylon and Mr S. Devine | None | |||
| Sacred Song "Perfect Life" - Mr P. Mitchell | None | |||
| Song - "Islamic dreams" - Mss A. Williams | None | |||
| Recitial - "The Bells" Mr H. Cohen | None | |||
| Solo - "The wind in the trees" Miss Castle | None |
