CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
- * PRESENTATION OF SCHOOL PRIZES. The prizes grtfen to the city and suburban primary schools by the Chamber cf Commerce in connection with arithmetic, composition, and writing were presented this afternoon by the president (Mr. J. G. liarkness). Tho winners ware as follow : — Mount Cook Boys' School — George Bilderbeck, arithmetic ; Robert Sweet, composition ; Fred. Danks, writing. Mount Cook Girls' School— Hilda Jfunro, arithmetic ,• Una Cameron, composition; Edith Parker, writing. Roseneath School.— Dorothy Wall, composition ; Vcra Bailey, writing. South Wellington School. — Bernard Bell, arithmetic ; Natalie Allen, composition ; Muriel Hayes, writing. Terrace School. — Gladys Worboys, arithmetic ; Donald M'Arthur, composition ; Athol Thomson, writing. Thorndon School. — Lewis Dear, arithmetic ; Gladys Welbourne, compo-/ sition ; Evaline Maisej', writing. Te Aro School. — Percy Searl, aritlunetic ; William Osborn, composition ; Archibald Tipling, writing. Brooklyn School. — Clai^ence Willis, arithmetic ; Wm. Heebies, composition; Cyril Hopkirk, writing. Clyde] Qifay School. — Roland Coppock, arithmetic and composition ; Ida Rowe, writing. Island Bay School. — Henry Grevilfe, arithmetic ; K. Stuckey, composition ; Kathleen JNicol, writing. slitchelltown School. — Gerald Griffin, composition; Wm. Pritchard, writing. Kilbirnie School. — John Hurrell, arithmetic ; Dorothy Isherwood, composition ; May Dun-ant, writing. Newtown School. — Victor Falder, arithmetic ; Henry M'lntyre, composition ; Ethel Kerr, writing.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 148, 19 December 1907, Page 8
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190CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 148, 19 December 1907, Page 8
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