BREAKING UP OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The public schools broke tip to-day for the usual Christmas Holidays. At - the Harington Street School a number of hamdsome prizes had been provided through the kind efforts of the head teacher, Mr " Liliington. Two special prizes were also given by Mrs Lillington, one for sewing, and the other for j»r-; serwanoe. » JjLe CJommittee'a uaual pnses were conspicuous by their absence} and the same remark applies to the customary prize presented by. ? Our Menabervf In the absence of Mr ■ Easton, the Chairman of the School Comimitee. His Worship the Mayor, accompanied by Mr J. A. Clark, one of the attended to distribute the prizes. MrLundon addressed the chilaren in a few kind and appropriate remarks, and specially alluded to the neat appearance and behaviour of the Scholars. The prizes were then distributed as follows. —
1J..|1| 8 |:| ~~~*> d 'f 8-. • • I *JfcvsSf f - I s|S|l|| .2 !■■ s illiilil^^ . I- • i I £ fl "In addition to tbc prizes; eVery thM attending the scnool received a handsome Christmas card; v ; Three cheers for Mrs Lilhngton, His Worship the Mayor, Me Lillington and &c' teachers, brought the pleasant proceedings to a close. , v
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 2569, 19 December 1890, Page 2
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