NORTHCOTE SCHOOL SHOW.
The second annual ?h«w and extttitioß or the Sorthrote an d Birkenbead cjntbtaed dWriet whools "was opened this afternoon nt the Northeote Main School, members or the Eduction Board Wkinjr t***- ***** was a larce attenflan.-r. The chairman ot the" stow'executive (Mr. A. V. Gr***">£™. intimated rbat the (Lori Jelliroei woul.l hare opened the show for Uis duties necessitating his remaining ta WellWton. The Minister of Education (the lion. C. J. Torn and Mr. A. Hsrnf. MJ>.. had .also l)een prevented from teadinir on-iojr to rarli-.imentnry, dnUes. The show i-= a decided sneeess, hu-S« entries especially beins staged in the yegeand flower sections, tiic product 01 the fhildren-s iiorae garden?. Keen competition is shown in the r-ookerT, the exhibits beius of a nidi standard. Jto •woodwork is also responsible for ■-?*"> exeeUent competition, while the from the manual schools are of an educative character. At**nnt The various displays of the different standards form nn attractive feature ot tne exhibition, the kindergarten ses-tions espcciallv beinir creiiitable. s«mc "supert, liloome <-f various ent flowers are on exhibition from the garden of Mr Henry Brett. <'C Ta'capuna, while large exhiliit* of roses from Messrs. j>. ■tfaV and fon. Mrs. ATm. Tonar. and tae •Northcotc School attructel much attenjon.
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 281, 25 November 1921, Page 2
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206NORTHCOTE SCHOOL SHOW. Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 281, 25 November 1921, Page 2
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