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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 145, 18 December 1908, Page 5

TAKAPAU.

At the public school yesterday afternoon there was a goodly number of parents and friends to witness- the distributioni of prizes. Mr M. Paulsen, chairman, in his remarks, complimented the schoolmaster and teachers upon the ability .and smartness of the scholars, and urged the children to lay up for themselves a good education as it would be useful to them in days to come. The. chairman afterwards presented prizes to the following: — : Standard 6 : Proficiency : Kati© Edgvecombe, 1.; Wm. Mouat, 2. Sewing: Amy Barrow. Standard 5: Proficiency : Jessie Swan, 1; Charles O'Conor, 2; Ursula D.everea-ux, 3. Sewing : Myrtle Connor. Standard 4: Proficiency: Jack W. Duncan. Sewing : Louise Mona Blair, 1; Kathleen O'Connor, Aaileen C6nnor, 2; 'Helen ..Beckett, 3. Drill: W. Duncan. Sewing: Louie Mouatt. Standard 3: Proficiency : x Alfred Whyman, 1 ; Ethel May, Cissy Biair, 2; Albert Schwass,,3. Sewing: Ethel May. Standard 2: Proficiency: Bertie Thorn, 1; George Hep^ri, 2;. Coxtnie Ellis, 3; Sewing: Lena Gavin. Standard 1 : Wm. SAyan, 1 ; Stasia Symons, 2; Eva Bennett, 3. t Most popular pupil (special) : Win. O'Grady.