LOWER GLENSIDE SCHOOL.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 298, 23 December 1897, Page 3

LOWER GLENSIDE SCHOOL.

The " breaking-tip " took place on December 16. A large gathering of parents and friends assembled in the spacious and beautifully - decorated schoolroom.. The prize list is as follows :—

Upper School. —Form V.: Routine, E. M. Parker; mathematics and classics, R. Buckland ; the latter presented by H. li. Pinkney, B.A. Form IV. : Routine, A. Parker; mathematics and classics, E. Morrison, Lower _TV.: Routine, H. AY ells; mathematics and classics, M. Wright, Form 111. : Glensicle scholarship, D. Anderson; mathematics and classics, D. Anderson.

Lower School. — Form 11. : Routine, F. Gardner; arithmetic, F. Gardner. Form I.: Routine, R. Hopkins.. French : First Division, R. Buckland; second divison, E. Morrison. For neatly written French exercises, presented by Miss Lance: First Division, E. Wright; Second Division, M. Price. Needlework : Form IV., E. Wright, F. Baynton, equal; Lower [V., H. Wells, M. Wright, equal; Form 111., D. Anderson; Form 11., G. Louis; Form 1., R. Hopkins.

ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' SCHOOL. The annual distribution of prizes in connection with St. Francis de Sales' School was held on December 21st at the school buildings, Hobson - street. His Lordship Bishop Lenihan presided, and there was a large attendance of parents and friends of the scholars. The following is the prize list: — Senior Class.—Composition and science (silver medal), Miss Ormond; grammar and science, Miss Cooper ; geography and arithmetic, Miss Ormond; writing and arithmetic, Miss Clarke; geography and history, Miss Grace.

Standard Vll.—Grammar and reading, Miss A. Grace; history and drawing, Miss Little; arithmetic and composition, Miss Fleming; writing and drawing, Miss Howden; geography and science, Miss Corley. Standard Vl.—Grammar and writing, Miss Reidy; geography and science, Miss Ricketts; arithmetic, Miss Graham ; reading and recitation. Miss Ricketts ; history, Miss Leydon ; arithmetic, Miss E. Little ; history and geography, Miss Thorne. Standard V.—Composition and reading, Miss Duffin ; arithmetic, Miss MeDermofct; reading, Miss Quinlan; grammar: and science, Miss R. Howden; history and geography, Miss McDonnell.

Standard IV.—General improvement, Miss Mangan ; arithmetic and geography, Miss ■ Hutchinson ; geography and arithmetic, Miss Kiely; general improvement, Miss Phelan ; general improvement, Miss Dignan; grammar and history, Miss Kielv.

Standard lll.—Writing and drawing, Miss W. Little; geography and reading, MissK. Graham; arithmetic and grammar, Miss I. Dignan; geography, Miss B. Graham ; writing, Miss E. Hutchinson; reading and recitation; Miss G. Graham ; general improvement, Miss Parker; reading, Miss E. Enright; arithmetic and geography, Master McCarthy. Standard ll.—Arithmetic, Miss Tooman ; reading, Miss Foley ; writing, Miss Seager; tables, Miss Davison ; reading, Miss Metcalfe; general improvement, Miss de Brun and Master E. McCarthy. Standard I. — General Improvement, Misses Teutenberg, Irene Dignan, Coates, Lewis, J. Little, Loram, M. Phelan, Fordsham. Masters Parker, Cornago, Little, A. Cornago, and Graham. Extra Prizes. — Senior class: Algebra, Miss Ormond. Standard VII., crayon drawing, Miss Lonergan ; fancy needlework, Miss Fleming; French, Miss Howden. Standard VI. : Music, Miss Q.uinn. Standard V.: Singing, Miss Dufliri. Standard IV. : Christian doctrine, Miss Wright. Standard 111. : Music, Miss Escright. Standard 11. : Christian doctrine, Miss M. Clarke.

Ladies' hats : holiday shapes, 6d, 9d, and Is. 100 dozen ladies' gloves, our celebrated makes, at2s lid. In tan and fancy colours —D.S.C.—(Advt.)