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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 651, 30 October 1909, Page 5

While attending tho breaking-up ceremony at the Napier. Boys' and Girls'. High Schools last year Lord Plunkat offered prizes for the best answers on a paper on India to bo set by himself. The competition took place yesterday morning, and aroused the greatest interest amongst the pupils. In the senior division eighttoon boys and twenty-eight girls competed, while six l boys and twenty-three girls came forward in tho junior' division. Tho, paper, contained ten questions on India, from 1858 onward, 1 and involved a knowledge of political and military history; geogTaphy, administration, social conditions, Imporial outlook, etc. The'papers will be judged by his Excellency, and tho prizes presented a; the breaking-up ceremony -next month/ ','■:■ /.'■ ;■•.'.'.;. v THE WOELD-FAMOUS "STUAET" ■' cillS, The Sensation of the Motor .World' Tho •Best Team in the Irish .'Trials' ' IBISH EELIABILrrr TRIAL'EBStTMS Twelve h.p; "Stuart," . N0..;. •«, Eeliabilitv maximum marks;.general condition after trial maximum' marks;... ■ , . .'■ Twelve' h.p. "Stuart"l*o. ; / Si.; Reliability; 7SB markst general condition aitor trial morV mum marks. • ,'■,. ~r infteen h.p, SOti Eeliabilitv 749 marks,- general condition after trial. Ohi mark below maximum. ;' ' ÜBO ; NOTE.-12 h.p.. STUAET, ■: No. '21, W ,'» marks for not stopping engine,whilst refilliiiff petrol tank owing tp drain-oil tap having b«S tampered with'!. 15 h.p;' STUAETV. No. 1 W ono mark,for stoppiug in traffic owing. to iS tivehorso.; .-•■ ;■■•.:■ ■.■■'■■ ':r.-., : .' . ;.- ;.:-,;. 12 h.p.,"STUART.'V l-cylinder'Cars, complete ' with all lamps.'Xi7s. .- ■: • ""■piece, 15 ' h: ?: u '' S ?; D l Al <* blinder complete with all:lamps, ,£550.: ■..: : ■'•>. , r r ■Write, for .fully-,illustrated catalomie: nn'Afree;.JoljMents of "STUART,", "ENFIELD," and "SCAT* Motor. Cars.: - ; UJGLiS B&OS.iAVWIi 3twt.' l> Weliifl«toi,' r . , *'■■'" -V /■'■'•:•..:; : , I ."'-' ; --'.:--"-''.'.;Advt,