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gether Prize List.—lsb or Highest Class : History—William R. Melton, William George. Geography—William R. Melton, James George. Spelling—William R. Melton, Alexander George, Thomas Deacon. Grammar—William R. Melton, Abraham Goldwater. New Zealand Geography — William R. Melton, Alexander George. 2nd Class : Reading—Clarence McKenzie, Walter Mason and William McKenzie, equal. Geography—Clarence McKenzie, Charles Finlay. Spelling—Clarence McKenzie, Charles Finlay. Grammar—Clarence McKenzie, Walter Mason. New Zealand Geography—Clarence McKenzie, Charles Finlay. 3rd Class: Reading—Alexander Stevenson, Harry Sherrard. Geography—Henry White, George Simpson. Grammar—George Simpson, Alexander Stevenson. 4th Class : Reading — Thomas Keane, George Gk-ut>t>. Spelling— Robert Finlay, George Grubb. Latin (Ist Class) —William R. Melton, William George: (2nd Class), John Herapath, William K. Allen. Arithmetic—William Baxter. Writing — William McKenzie. Drawing — Francis Martin, John Day. English Essay — William E. Melton, William K. Allen.
Prize List Mrs. Mason's School,—lst or Highest Class: Blackie's Bible History—Miss Carr, Miss Martin. Sullivan's Spelling-book Superseded—Miss Martin. New Zealand Geography—Miss Carr, Miss Keane. Grammar—Miss Carr. Andersons Geography —. Miss Carr, Miss Keane. MangnalPs Questions—Miss Can-. Collier's British History —Miss Simpson, Miss Blomfield. Sullivan's Spelling-book —Miss Harriette Martin, Miss Swinerton. Grammar—Miss Simpson, Miss Blomfield. New Zealand geography—Miss Swinerton, Miss Simpson. Anderson^ Geography — Miss Blomfield, Miss Simpson. Premiums — Miss Jessy Simpson, Miss Price, Miss Emily Blomfield. Writing—Miss Carr, Miss Martin. Good Conduct—Miss H. Martin.
Bismarck, on the 30fch, told a World correspondent he was certain the armistice would lead to a satisfactory peace. The correspondent tasked, "Will any peace be satisfactory •without cession of territory'{"' ■ Bismarck replied, "No." The correspondent then asked, " Will the French people support a Government which consents to a cession of territory ?" Bismarck replied with ft smile.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 4168, 22 December 1870, Page 3
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