NORTH CANTERBURY.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20730, 15 December 1932, Page 5

NORTH CANTERBURY.

!'<% vas held ir. the I».V before a The* senior girls drill and dancing. as given by tha ; inj tois I'crioriued [CtrtcJ it-.ms, while took ivri ''■ln® i'MrA W.Barlier school Cniiiiiiitiee) t„ jui.ius and I in,: ii lal 'S° -teayisn ; *° ( r lOT. ins 01 i'"- 1 ras held at tue . Mr *'• "V lo ' ■; M, ->•' - O. lflkili". (... Widdup, bo l,.M„in.i?ter. Mr iie u! motion >»«:> e pr. uui.s ro>olu- ■ fin til.g down ot he S''h..o! and the clcd to ailviso tlio d of the postpontr'- n |« ri v.as rein lntior.-, nere oson ii- si: i^lactor;. u iier« nport tor iai the n'iniber <>♦ was l"d, with an lani-e .i" IM. 1 tie bnri=ed to procure i«h I'O.d * for (he d-.vork matcri.il. LLEY. ■n in tho George T.tchener's i •e na? a large ] church l.iuds and j nil! bn.eftt s-üb-ceid 1 -. During thai „turfcc\, given by d, was raided, the )in Kidd. At the j icort trie periorm- , at supper bv Mr !cmmitt«?e meeting mis club wns - - . Mr A. M. Gray ■cretary was into the Kans;iora 'dim; ilio fortJiho Match Committo srrange details, ed thai the recent d th" clu') hv over STON. awards for school Show:—Plastic en e ): A. Tyson 1, ,7. in 3. Toy from £. Sauaders 1, J. 3. Wooden article T, OpiyS, G. Marets« work (24): taeU- S, E. Opie itas.ui,lV., v.. wshttil l. Hap of n. {IB): S. Opie 1, U3. Map of North d m (S):.E. Part!a4» fir-Writing:— om VP. Payne B. til 2, M. Bennv 3. rtens l, P. Wall 2, It and IV. (19): asson 2. X. Partd VI. (21): W. 2, P. Blakemore -Infants (3): J. and IV. (10): D. 2, R. Smith 3. : P. Hamilton 1, Opia 3. Pencil A II.: N. Woods Hoslcin 3. Stds. W. Woodward 1, ace 3. Stds. V. .'is 1, C. F. Shep- . Cookery:—Tofandwich i'l): M. try (3): N". Parian's Tod F. Lancaster 1. wter 1 Cabbage )A. Akaroa District se was held oa fegsrs A. F. Leig, A. M. Helps, C. Jacobsou, and eretary). The ihowed that the imary 95, secondattendances of pact month. He tad been a liberal to the collection Fund. Arrangel for the annual g. The Education i search of the sed that the old i Bn built in 1873, jo! had been esd&te, but there raation. It was sr enquiries with the Jubilee. It Ir J. S. S. Cornes I films. It was the High School for financial asig a fence around 1 I site in Jolie i es have been tleeen:—President's L. Thodc (7) 28, ; J C Shuttle- . Vulhamson (C) Ps lest and*A. G. F. C. ne, A. G. Shutanr ' v 27. H. Ja ob o C. C. L\ LP^ rs s were grt S of St. a, Glflntunnel, in an j, s were itei ■ given i ad Mr S. Smith, M h and 'ves (Auckland) Irs J. G. Weashas been visittmfaerley bchool, f I friends, held the "Pines," 1 fell during the 3 able time was , rnoon tea were ] y School's prize- j take place to- j

HORORATA. The children's breaking-up concert wfll bo heid in the Public Hall. The following school children have been successful in winning the swimming trophies given by Mr G. Hill Best girl swimmer, Gwen Gibson; boy, Bruce Oliver; youngest girl swimmer, Doris Barrett; boy, lan Harris. Miss Harris (Arundel) is staying with Mr and Mrs Bateman. Miss Palmer (Ivaikoura) is spending a holiday with Mr and Mrs Lmvson. Mrs Barr has left to live in l>unJ- Keltie, who lias been a patient in-the Christ-church Hospital, returned home on Sunday. On Tuesday evening several members of the Tlororata Golf Club visited the home of Mr and Mrs Stone, and presented Mrs Stone with the recently acquired ladies' golf champion cup, which was won by Mrs Stone for