CLIVE DISTRICT SCHOOL.
There was a large number of the parents of the children attending the Bchool present at the distribution of prizes which took place last Monday. Mr Sutton, M.H.8., arrived at halfpast 3, and immediately after the gcholars, numbering 142, were marched into the school-room, which had been beautifully decorated with choice flowers and evergreens by Mrs Gush and Miss Clifton. Mr Sutton addressed those present, congratulating the district Hpon such a echool-house, and remarked that, owing to its being over crowded, a class room was about to be added. He also spoke in high terms of the master, and at the close called for three cheers for Mr and Mrs Gusb, which was heartily responded to. Mr Orr, also, in a few well-chosen words addressed the children.
After tbe prizes had been given, sundry tins of biscuits and lollies were scrambled for, and tbe company dispersed.
We may mention that the prizes were subscribed for by the friends of the children, with the exception of eight valuable works, which were presented by Mr Surton. We append the prize list: — A.8.0. Class. — Gk>od conduct, Joseph Kulitze, Maggy Davidson, and Thomas Hall; neatness, Thomas Gushing. Preparing for Standard I. —Good conduct, vVilliatn Gordine, Maggy Thompson, and Mariam Crawley. Standard I. — Writing, James Waters, George M'Glasnan, Nellie Crawley, and William Jackson, equal; arithmetic, William Orr ; politeness, Georgina Horrell ; good conduct, Lizzie Thompson; general proficiency, John Q-arrod and .Frances Porrnall. Standard ll.—Writing, James Stafford, Henry Crawley, and Caroline Neagle, equal; arithmetic, William Clifton ; good conduct, Lizzie Spothart and Fanny Waters. Standard lll.—Writing, Martha Jeffares and Wilfrid Leyland ; reading, Clive Leyland ; arithmetic, Jane Davidson ; English grammar, Emma Jackson ; exemplary diligence and general good conduct, John Watt; good conduct, Annie Elliot and Ellen Stothart, equal ; attendance, Hannah. McPherson. Standard IV.—Writing, Jessie Young ; reading, Mary McPherson and Garret Neagle, equal; arithmetic, Minnie MeGlashen and Emily Cheer, equal; geography, George Cushing and Emily Williams, equal; general proficiency, George Clifton; attendance, Minnie McQ-laehen.
Standard V.—Arithmetic, James Davideon j history and geography, James Davidson.
Special prizes awarded by 11.I 1 . Sutfcon, Eeq. —Exemplary diligence and good conduct, James Davidson, Garret Neagle, Mary McPherson, and Minnie McGlashen.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3269, 23 December 1881, Page 4
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359CLIVE DISTRICT SCHOOL. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3269, 23 December 1881, Page 4
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