MOUNT COOK GIRLS SCHOOL.
After tha distribution of prizes among tho . boys attending tho Monnt Cook School, thb Committee prooeodod tj witness a liko coromony hinong the pirls, who, with Mrs. Tami (the head-mistress) and her assistants, had assembled in tho Infants' School. Tho girls, liko the boys, woro woll-clad, and appeared a fine, intelligent lot of children. Affce# singing '" How, Brothers, Bow " very nicely, 4 they were euitably addressed by the mombora of the Committee, and then tho Biicoessfnl scholars rsceivod their prizes. It may bo mentioned that five of the girls have pasuod standard VI, receiving the maximum number of marks. Following i 3 tho prize-list : — Two pr.zea woro awarded to oaoh class, one from Mr. W. H. Leviu, M.H.K., and one from tho Looal Committee. Books. — Stand hid VI — V. Hasoldon and A. Hill Standard V— L. Redstono and J. Luko. Standard IV— A. M'Ghio, E. Laird, J. Wilson, and N. Bacon. Standard III— G. Goodor, E. Hutchings, A. Hopkirk, and A. Hill. Standard II— V. Gray, C. Ward, M. Hanson, and E, Smith. Standard I— C. Meaoham and L. Mainwaring. Certificates of Merit.— Standard VI— C. M'Gregor, F. Christie, 0. Wilkinson^ M. Cook, E. Munro, M. Redstone, K. Fra-icis, iVI. Wallis, M. MTnlyre, and B. Hand. Standard V— E. Tuatin, J. Waters, J. Smith, L. Manthel, A. Hayes, P.iDrtnaldeon, and M. Carey. STANDARD IV— J. Hutchens, L. Mitchell. K. Bacon, H. Moulin, A. Bulliman, E. Dixon, M. Hopkirk, M. Hntchings. H. Smith, E. Corbott, 8. Brann, J. Nortb, A. Smith, and E. Sinclair. Sr andard IU— E. Landers, F. Donnelley, M. Brown, E. Ewing, M. Maalin, M. Stevenson, A. Smith, A. Tustin, E. Liddld, K. Watson, E. Holmes, L. Miller, A. Watiion, X. M'Gregor, K. Hayes, and M. Richards. Standard II — E. Brown, L. Tamplin, H. Barajess, J. Foreman, H. Bauson, C. Hanson, J. Wilkinson, M. M'Vioar, B. Williams, and M. Pearman. Standard I— M. Churchill, VT. Eeid, B. Williams, E. Thompson, L. Marohant, and K. Mainwaring 1 . Special Prizes.— From Miss M'Gowan to S. Fraser and E. Piloher. From Miss Brown to M. Waters. From MiHB Maunder to M. Gillbanks and F. Conner. From Mrs). Tarn to J. Luko and E. Hatohon*. From Miss Wallace to E. Groon. MOUNT COOK INFANT SCHOOL. This school has made good progress during the year, under the able guidance of Mrs. Francis, and the children all look contented, happy, and healthy. The establishment of the To Aro Infant School and tho Newtown School has had the effect of reducing tho general attendance at the Mount Cook Infant School by about 100, but this is an advantage, because tho school wad overcrowded before. Even now it contains mote than its complement, for the number on the books is 500, whereas the building was only erected to accommodate 480. The averago attendance for the year has greatly increased, notwithstanding the reduction in the total number of children on the books. This is owing to the action of the.oomrriittee in giving prizes, not for good condttot m before— for Mrs. Francis Bays they ar« all well behaved— ' but for regular attendance, and it speaks well for the teachers and parents that no fewer than 250 children' have been in almost full attondanco throughout the year. Tha distribution of priw,*', 1 takes plaoe 'at 4 o'clook tbia afternoon.' Th«se connst of cards, given only f« rognlar attendance. Following are the names of the boys and girls entitled to them : —• BoVsf Class I.— A. Baker, F. Billows, Bilman F. Blair, M. Beok, E. Chote, T. Eyre, F. Fielder, J. Foster, N. Fraser, R. Gilchrist, H. Hancock, H. Haalem, N. Hill, N. Hutchings, H. Jeffrie3, N. £napp, T. Lacey, J. Kershaw, L. Quinliven, W. Munro, J. M'Arrison, J. M'lntyre, A. Plimmer, W. Porter, N. Stuart, Williamson, H. Wolters, J Young. Class II.— E. Smith, C. Nelson, N. Gandy, J Williams, C. Nixon, A. Do Casiro, G. Hand, J. Urijre, H. Watts, E. North, E. Kellow, T. Brown, F. Poarce, A. Williamson, H. Graham, C. Bilby, E. Wallace, G. Curtis, E. Day, D. Clarice, 3. Coulrick, VV. Moore, G. Barnes, W. James, E. Brows. Cla-w IfL— W. Bell, J. Bloni, G. Bidmeade, W. Craig, W. Envny, J. Greenfield, P. Godber, B. Galligan, M. Gandy, A. Lawrence, H. Mulligan, D. Noblo, J. Smith, W. Wilson, E. Wan-on. Class IV.— O. Barry, F. Coombe?, J. Flynn, D. Grigjj, W. Hart, L. Haines, T. Jones, J. Leuziaa, IT. Miller, A. Mason, — M'Kenzie, W. Plat' , 11. Scholtz, F. Stack, W. Houchen, D. M'Leod, W. .Stevenson, E. Trevor, A. Johnson, F. Garrett, H. Brattle, J. WilHams. Class V.— W. Campbell, H. Cox, L. CampbeU, C. Holder, W. Green, W. George, G. Hardham, F. Johnson, B. Liddlo, W. Manning, L. Monhead, E. U'Call, C. OLockJin, A. Pudney, K. Travers. Class VI.— G. Daniels, J. Gregory, O. Ivor, W. Lyon, G. Mtfrris, L. M'Vicar, H. Simpson, O. Scott, W. Smith, E. Williamson, F. v\ illiama, W. Wright, J. M'lrrison, J. Burton, B. Gray, W. Hardharm, O. Jacobeon, F. O'Longlin. Class Vl [.— E. Ashton, A. Burton, P. Claridge, W. Day, T. Dutch, H. Lang ton, C. Smith, J. Wilson. Girls. Class I.— M. Donalsos, B. Benson, A. Daniels, E. Bligh, G. Boon, A. Evens, L. Lyons, A. Burrows, L. Liddle, A. Greie, J. Frazsr, E. Jacobson, E. Fern, J. Fitchett, E. Christie, L. Ashbolt, M. Smith, G. Dixon. Cla s II.— E. Toop, M. Crawford, J. Leslie, B. Wyiie, H. Warcnp, J. Batten, M.. Watson, J. M'lnnis, M. Btrton, E. M'Donald, — Tamplin, — Nelson. ClaS3 ll£. — H. Eandlett, S. Archer, C. Baker, N. Binns, F. Daniels, M. Ellison, E. George, M. Greenfield, A. Luke, G. Quee, J. Eussell, M. Short, A. Bligh, M. Whimham, W. Gaby, B. Mnalin, H. Perry, K. Eidding, F. Watson, - E. Wilson, A. Yelden. J. Millar. Clao« IV.— A. Bennett, B. Beere, K. Beck, A. Dicker, M. Flyger, A. Goldfinch, M. Hancock, M. Haslem, M. Harris and E. lnjs, M. Nixon and N. Ransom, F. Tucker <uid C. Stuart, E. Weston, L. Eussell, B. Barnes, L. Hicks, L. Skimmer, M. fcomerriiU, L. Dicker, C. Ivor, M. Bunokenberg, E. Flyger. OLAiB V. — A. Green, K. Hutohena, A. Platt, A. Voltor, E. Saxby, M. Mill«.
Class VI.— M. Bla'r, L. Bovia, E. Baker, K. Bilman, K. (.hole, K. Co lins, A. M'Gregor, N. Wiltshire. Class VII.— R. Yaldon, Alice Ransom.
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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 142, 16 December 1881, Page 2
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