BOYS' EXPOSITION.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14761, 3 September 1913, Page 7

BOYS' EXPOSITION.

ft : — A CONTINUED SUCCESS. The Exposition in the Boys' Gordon Hall was well patronised yesterday, great interest being shown in the splendidly organised -display. To-day, the doors will open at 2 o'clock, for the convenience of country visitors, and a special musical programme, bright and attractive, has been arranged tor the evening. On Saturday night, his Worship the Mayor (Mr H. Holland) will present the awards, wliich are as follows: — " • Photography, senior, A. G. Sparrow; junior, Janice Lamb. Metal Woik, senior, V. Wilkinson; junior, A. joa?.cand. Mecnanical drawing, senior, X.. Spooncr: . junior, A. i Basca-nd. Carpontry, senior, H. Person; junior, A. Foicrurn. Modern carpent:y, r «iiior, li. B. Hasell; junior, H. Coombos. Pattern making, L. 11. Smith. Cabinet-making, senior, Edward Nieolson; junior, E. Cobledick. Leather-work, F. WUlipms. Acrop'ane drawing, G. W Nelfon. Model aeroplane, C. Myers. Wood-carving, E. Nicolson. Architectural drawing, senior, H. R. Saunders; junior, O. Turpin. Archi'.ectural drawing (detail), H. R. Satindcre. Freehand drawing, junior, Alfred Haines. Painting, eenir.r, C Kennode; junior, R. Jackson. Printing, D. C. Lamb. Literature, F. Gcbledick. Map drawing, F. Cob'edick. Sborlhsnd, W. U. Munday. Card-trriting, wsnior, A. G. Spa,Trow: junior, Altwocd. eenior, E R. ClaTk; junior, T. Ho'npby. Stamp col-lect-on, senior, W. J. Wilson; junior, \V. Speddiiig.