THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2241, 29 August 1914, Page 4

THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS

EXAMINATION RESULTS

The results of tho nmiiml examination of scholars in schools connected with the Wellington Sunday School made- available ou Thursday. The examiners were:—Mrs. T..H. Gill, Misses Helyer, and C. E. Kirk, Mr. T. H. Gill. M.A., LL.B., <uul Mr. G. W. Morice, M.A The scholars were divided into five grades according to ages. Those gaining 75 marks and over win prizes and first-class certificates; those gaining 60 marke and under 75 leceivo second-class certificates, end 40 marks and tinder CO gain a third-class certificate. Of tho 508 scholars competing, 465 gain a certificate or prize. '? There were moro soholars.cpmpeting this year than last, but as the Palmerston North Subriinion is examining the schools in its district, this means that U5 scholars, are withdrawn from the main Iwt. It has been arranged to distribute the prizes and certificates on 'September 18.' Their Excellencies the Earl and Countess of Liverpool have kindly' consented to present the prizes. Tho first prizes are as follow:-^ Grade I (sixteen years ; and under eighteen): Eric Black (Nelson Baptist), 81. Grade II (fourteen years and under sixteen); Helga Lynneberg (Ngaio Methodist), 100. Grade 111 (twelve years and under, fourteen): .Arthur 11. Ivory (Island Bay. Baptist) and Olive Leigh (Church of Christ, Nelson), equal, 100. Grade IV (ton years'and under twelve): Lily Brown (Ngahauranga Methodist)', 89. Grade V (under ten,years): Oswall Chins and Evelyn M'Vicar (Ngahauranga Methodist); equal, 100. . ' . The results in each school are as follow:— , CITY SCHOOLS. ' /■■ ' . St. John's, Willis Street: Irene Fanny Hobbs, 08; Hilda Winstanley, 98; Frances Thornton, 91 j Mabel Robertson, 91 ;\ Lilian Martha Jennings, 82; V. Hopkirk, 80; Sibyl Hopkirk, 73; Eira Gwendolyn Rankin, 72; Albert Hobbs, 66; Jane Jelley, 64; Nancy Wilson, 61; Ruth A. Hobbs, 60; Doris Dimock, 60-; John Martin, 57; William J. Payton, 56; Olive Arcus, 55;. Irene Frances GifTord,-53; Kenneth' M. Al'mao, 52; Christina Evelyn Taylor, 51; Marjorio Arcus, 51; John Hill, 19; John .Hopkirk, 48; Claronce Irvine, 41; Myrtle Jean Jennings, 40. '.-•■■•■•■

: St; John' 9, Mount Cook Division: Archibald M'Lfod Wilson,. 83; Winnie Hewett, 83 j M«lvyn Lily Wilson, 77 j Margaret G. Johnston, 62; Edwin Arcns, 60; Philip Bealcs, 52; William Johnston, 50; Kathleen Beales, 46; John C. Cannon, 15, Kent "Derrace Presbyterian: Marjorie J. Chartres, n8; Enid M. Tolley, 9d; Kathleen Low, 92; Dori3 Irene Paul, 92;. Letty Gower, 81; Lilias T. Crawford, 60; Daphne G. B. Adair, 61; Claia Hansen, 61; Agatha E. Peterson, 43. Wesley Sunday School: ■ James Russell Grave, 96; Venus Willis, 95; Zita M. Basche, 94; Victoria W. Petors, 02; Phyllis Barratt, 91; H. Freeman, 87; Maiy' E;' Armstrong, 86; Roy J. Forsyth, 82; May Kelly, 82; Joy Sutherland, 7?; Mavis E. ; L. Skinner, 77; Madpe Freeman', 75; Violet Forbes, 70; Nora Peters, 87; Connie Grono, 60; Roland Hall, 57; Mavis Barratt, 55; Dorothy S. Russell, 53; Edna M. Barratt, 47. Central Mission S.S.: Henry KnowlesSmith, 73; Clement W. P. Howe. 59. ■ Courtenay/-Place Congregational: Williamina W. Gray, 96; Vera James. 85; Koto Jeromson, 78; Bertie Port, 63; Merlvyn James, 62; Minnie A. Forsyth, 61. Vivian' Street Baptist: Frank Brierley, 94; Reptinald BriOTly, 83; Dorothy F., Broußhton, 82; Nellie I.'Bisgs, 81;' Dave ■Murrell, 61; Roland E. Brierley, 62; Georße Cooper; 49; Maisie Rowntree, 41. Tory , Street Mission: Len' Wickham, 64; Victor J. Bacon, 40. Church of Christ, Vivian Street: Dul.cio Wright, 96. ' ' ' Constable Street -Conprepational.Gkdys E/ Beoldey, 91; Eric IV. Douglass, Gβ. . , • . , ■■.;'■ T ,Doniild H'Loan-; Street' Kate .'Earl, 59; Frances Willard Konre, 52; Eva Williamson, 50; Wilfred Geo. Hoare, 47; Florrie R. Hoare, 45. < Berharapore- Baptist.—Leila F. Bade and Olive M.'Coutts, 91; Da»ny Kriclreon. 82; Nelie M.. Colhn, 77; Lenore Wingfield, 70; Naomi I. Winrfeld, Bi; Elsie B. Wilson, 61; Vera Collin, 57; F.va F.-. Black-, biirii, K;,Mey,-Karrie, 50; Jean R. Lindeay, 40. -

j Church' of. Christ, RiddifOTd Sbreet..Gwendoleon L. Homer, 91; Lois C. JohnPou, 61; William H. Williams, 55; Frank ;K. Dixon, 54; Gladys 3f. Dixon, Alice M. ■Williams, and Joseph C. Wright, 50; Retriinnld .Metzenthin, 49. ' - , Trinity Methodiet.—Robert C. Burton, ;97; Doris M. Jones. 95; Louisa E. HutIchings, 94; Edgar Ferguson, 92; Mona 13. 'Mathews, 91; Moria Castle and' Percy A. jStanton, 86; Myrtle Phillips, 84; Raymond >J. Castle. 81; Irene C. Matthews, 77; Isit;tene A. Bell and Dwight L. M. Stanton, 76; Una D. Castle, 75; Mildred B. Godier, |72; Albart.L. Stantoir, 67; Leslie W. Rickinrd, 50; Eileen Johnson, 48; Clara Wood, :47; Linda F. Roberts, 43; Alice'Bowkeir, ■41. ; ' ■ ■ »..■ ■' '■ ■

: St. James's' Presbyterian,—Rita Jnmes, ;97; Bernard M-.;'Gibson,- 84; Annie James, !82;■• Catherine.-Morrison, 77: Daisy'Jsibye, j 64; Dorothy Cameron and Doris M. Blake, :63; Robert Morrison, 53; Eva M. Brooker, '48; Mjrene Cameron. 46. , ■ Sydney Street Methodist.— Vera Collins, :78j Ernest M'Burney. 00; Hilda E. Work-, iman, 58; Nita Steptoe, 55; Eita 0, Coad, : St. Andrew's Presbyterian.—Marion A. :Thomson, 93; B. Thomson,' 79; jAimie Neilson,-77; Agnea Muir, 73;. Iris 'M. Orange, 71; Marion Neilson, 58. i SUBURBAN SCHOOLS. ; Roseneath Presbyterian.—Kathleen Bird, ;08; James T.i Smith, 96; Margaret M. ! Smith, 95; Elsie M. Couchman, 8G; and ; William A. Joiner, 86; Archibald N. Smith and Geoffrey Kitching, 79; Dorothy M. Joiner, 77; David W. Virtuo, 75; Elsie M. Naglo. 74: William A. Bird, 70; Leith A. Rlddell, 68; Ellen Brew, Gl; Eric Van Borssum, 47; M«y Lemon, 43. Brooklyn Presbyterian.—Dorothy Evans, !)6; Winnie Gendall and Alice M. G. Friis, 94; Agnes Kennedy, 92; Kenneth H.\ Hopkirk, 78; Arthur Moar, 77; James Thomson, 73; Elizabeth Drury,-72; James K. Purdie, 68; John A. Kennedy, 60; Jean Hopldrk, 55. Brooklyn Baptist,—Lily Keeble, 96; William E. Teeboon, 94; Ruberta Hinton, 82; Ruth Thawley, 81; Beoni Look, 78; Gwendoline Look, 71; - Alice Thawley, 55. Brooklyn Methodist.—Douglas H. White, 78; Sybil Gittings, 72; Donald Mara, 61; Tracey L. Bottomley, 40. Island Bay Presbyterian.—Alice 31. Knight, 97; Athol R. F. llaclcay, 95; Elizabeth M. Bath and Clarence Cocker, 90; John Amoore, 87; Eileen Cocker, 84; Elir/i----beth I&iglit, 83; Harold L. Keys, 82; Agnes M, Anderson and Henry Noyc, 78; Cecil Riinson, 70; Nonn.in E. Amoore, 1)7; George Ranson, 54; Seiitimus Knight, h2; Ena F. Moss, 50; Molly Tucker, 49. Worser Bay Methodist.—Lucy L; Brailsford, 98; Alan M. Bowie, 92; Leonard G. Kircher, 76;'Kathryn G. M.urie, 69; Nellie R. Warring, 62; George D. Warring, 44. Ngaio Methodist.— Helga Lynneberg, 100 j Sigrul Lynnebsrg, 98; Daisy-Perkins, 97; Alfred C. Gray, 96; Vera Cole, 86; William Hagtjctt, 82; Adeline E. Browne and Francis Gny Hnggott, 75; Raymond Hag-: gett, 71; Kenneth Gray, 62. ■ Ngahauranga' Methodist. — Evelyn M'Vicar and Oswall Ching, 100; Jennie Brown, 97; Lily Brown, 89; Mona E. Coloman, 86; Carl Jas. Futter, 84; George W.: Gay, 77; Victor E. Robson, 73; Mary Brown, 71; Marjory Futter and Hilda A. Robson, 68;' John F. Gay. 52. Lower Hutt Presbyterian.—Aileen H. Noble, 89; Jean Macaskill, 82; Pearl A. Brash, 60; Doris M. Tresedor, 62; Jamca C. M'Caw, 55; Phyllis Waugh, 54; James W. Brash, 50; Marion J. A. M'Caw, 47; Edith Hardy,' 46; Frank Hardy, 42; John T. M'Caw, 41. Kaiwarra Methodist.—Mavis O, Harris, ;

44. Lower Hutt McDhodist— Vera TH. Jen. ness, 86; Nora E. Port, 85; Dclcie 11. Johnson, G4; Henry N. Lesfgott, 62; -Mwy B Ferguson, 58; Vera M. Shearer, and Henry Heyes, 56; Muriel M. Turner, 51., Kai'ori Mothoilist.—Violet A. Kennedy and Daisy E. Blackmorc, 95; Grace A. Raine, 92; Doris A. Smith. 91; Edna' 7). Tingcy, 88; Hilda E. Raine, Flora,; T.Oakcf, mid Thomas Hilston,.Bl; Jack Cathie, 73; Gladys G. Moore, 68: Florence Henderson, 65; Alexander S. Watt, 59; Charles Moore, 56; Edwin G. Drydon, 43; Irene G. Cooper. 42; Tom Watchman,'4l.

Petone BnptisJ..—lsnbol Robson,'92;Losllt C. Buru, 72; Elsie Burn, 60; Albwt Robnrb, 67; "Raymond Haddy, 61;'Stan, ley Burn. 61; Norman Njcholls, 57; Ma gerr Haste, 53.- . .. ' Petcrns Presbyterian.—Alice M'Lcan Ttoinson, 95; Flow.' TVil son. 91| Iris R. .Wilson, 00; Jeap il'Leaa Tbomioiij 86;

Magpo B. Smith, 85; Catherine I. Smith, (is; Avyce E. Curtis, 76j Jane H. Jacksou, 57; Audrey Wilson,-54; Maisie WilBon, 11, Petone Churoh of Christ.—Eonald A Usinar, 83; Jean Withinplon, 68/' Milton L. Ashby, 61; Kenneth L. Usinar, 55; Hazel M. Ashby, -19. Johnsonville Methodist-Walter Carman, 56; Arthur Carman, 49; Carl Nordell, 48; Erie Peryman, 47. Island Bay, Baptist-Arthur H. Ivory, 100; lyola M./ Ivory, 90; Elsio Ivory, 71; Qt-orge H. Ivory, 61. M'adestown Presbyterian.—Margarot .Thomson, 85; Rosie • Battersby, 77; Wilham Moffatt,66; Myra Stewart, 44; Blodlyen Owen, 42. Northland. Mcthodist.-May Wilkinson, 92; Dorothy A. Tiglie and John Brown, 64; Leslie A. Swift, 63; Arnold E. Clark, Bl; Thomas Brown, 57; Harry J. Kennard, 56; Lilian F. Daniel, 51; William T. Brown, 48;. Grace L. Ickster, 45. WAIEARAPA AND HAWKE'S BIT SCHOOLS. Carter-ton •Methodist.—Eric I. Bairstow 89; Janet Hunt, 45. Masterton Presbyterian.—Gordon Wood 80; Douglas Wood, 82; Mavis It L Hive 80; May Watson, 03; Ivy Benge, si; lan Gilson, 50. Mastefton Methodist.—Grace Easthope 56; Violet Fly, 94; Elsie Shearer, 93; Dora E; Kyle, 88; Hoy C. Anderson 84; Winifred J. Butter, 75; Gladys B. Payne, 69; Mona I. Wellington, 68, Doreeri V. Jamie6on, 64; Baden B. Williams, 61; Gertrude Morris, 40. Mastertoa Congregational. — Winnie Smith, .51. * . ' Kuripuni Methodist.—Alice Ada Pond, 60; Edward 0. S.wanson, 54; Earold F. H. Harrington, 53; Yeman Miniße 50; Fred W. Harrington, 40. ' Dalefield Methodist.—Lorna Brazendale, 54; Melva D. E. Zillwood, 53. Eltetahuna Methodist.—Hector W. Baillie, 95; Eraser J. E. Baillie, 77. Dannevirka Methodist.—Reginald J. Cotter, 89; Narina V. Watkins, 84; Mavis E. HoslrinjvSO; Vera E. M'Kenzie, 80; Frederick ■H. Poolman and Claude S. M'Kenzie, 77; Enid L. Hosking, 72; Emily y. Cotter, 67; Henry E. Poolmnn, 61; Bertram P. Cotter and Kathleen I. Ballard,s7. MANAWATU SCHOOLS. Otaki' Methodist.—Alice M. ! Anderson, 87;-Athol B. Penn, 76; Jlargot J. Smith, 75; Bondi R. M'Kelvey, 71; Maitland Anderson,' 70; Dorothy Cornish, 'GO; Grace L/Peim, 56; William F. Howe, .47; Percy Cornish, 45. Marton Methodist.—Edwin A. Sharpe, 82; Gladys S. Barrinston, 78; Ella Hutchins, Ida Upchurdh, and Otha Dillon, 75; Bex Dillon,. 69; Archie Barrington, 60; John Gomez, 57; Constance Nutt, 51; Albert E. Upchurch,' 45. Feilding Presbyterian.—Winnie Downer, 95; Jessie Cornfoot, 87; Violet E. Can, and Stewart M. Wilson, 85; Jean Budd, SO; Colin Spence, 78; Stuart E. M. Davidson, 75; Isabel F; Shrimpton, 73; Mavis T. Anderson, 70; Lorna M. Spence, 61; Adelaide Svendsen, 58; Olive H. Watt, 57; Cecil M'lntyro and Wilfrid C. A. Aldis, 54; Douglas: Spence, 53; Alan Thomson, 50; Janot Wylie and I?oy Thomson, (I. ■ ' ■ Eongotea Methodist.—Mavis R. '■ Johnston, 95; Olive M. Hunt, 78; Florence M. Sfntneson, 73; Winifred Bleakley, 70; Martha A. Baylis, 69; Kathleen C. Gould, 65; Annie M. Hunt, 54; Esther Hatheson,