CLYDE SCHOOL.

Dunstan Times, Issue 199, 17 February 1866, Page 2

CLYDE SCHOOL.

The annual examination of the children attending the above took place in the schoolhouse on We Inesdiy last. A largo number of the parents and friends of the children were present. The result of the examination showed the school in a most llour'shing condition, and the scholars under an admirable system of discipline, Recitations were given l>y Masters Willreni an 1 George Hastie, Samuels, Cope, and Wells, and by Misses Maria ahd Rose A. Kittlety. The latter —a little girl of scarce five summer*— acquitted herself in a highly satisfactory manner. There arc 41 scholars on the roll, the daily average a'tendance being 36. At the conclusion of the ex unination of the ehr-ses, prizes were distributed as follows ; General Excellence. Ist prize William Hastie 1 2nd do Maria Kittlety Writing. ! Ist prize Henry J. Cope \ 2nd do We Wc Is Arithmetic. Ist prize Wdliam Hastie 2nd do G.o.'ge Hastie 3rd do Maria Kittlety i 4th do Isaac Saraud sth do Henry J. Cope Series Class. Ist prize George Mastic Sixth Class. Ist prize John Finn ' 2nd do Mary Jaae Hastie . 3rd do WilLam Chadwick Fifth Class. . W. Edwards ) , • Elk M'iWsou } «&*■ i Aiaeiia Hopper cstraprlao

Fourth Clvss. Margaret Hopper Third Class. Ist priz3 John Williams 2nd do • Mary Ann Brown John Ryan, Wm, Grindley, E. Harper. Henry Jo:ies, Henry Wells, Charlotte Edwards—equal Second Class. Is prizo W. Williams 2nd do Henry Aldridge Extra prize Rose A, Kittlety First Class. Ist prize Christina Mastie 2nd do Frauk Dakin 3rd do Janet Houston 4th do Maria Chadwick sth do Martha Patterson Mr Cope, a member of the School Committee, in a brief address congratulated the parents upon the success of the schooland the general proficiency of the children, lie believed that although the establishment of the School had cost a considerable outlay of money they had the satisfaction ■of knowing it was well spent. The master. Mr Cla.-ke, had been moot ajsiduoas in the discharge of his duties and deserved their warmest thanks—'.o that gentleman the success of the present ocensiou was entirely due. Mr Robinson in a hnmorou3 speech addressed the children. The children then gave three cheers for the mister, Mr Clarke, and three for the the School Committee, concluded the proceedings.