SCHOOL VACATIONS
AIACANDREW ROAD. Tho breaking-up ceremony of tho Macandrew Road School, held* in the South Dunedin Town Hall on Tuesday was hugely attended. In tho afternoon the infant classes received thoir prizes at the i ( tool, hut the evening function was of a more pretentious-: character. Mr G. F. IVwloy (chairman of the school commitUe) presided.. . Mr Bcwle.y stated that the sports champ.ouship shield, which had been won twice in succession, still remained with tho i-ehonj. Gortinued progress was apparent in the affairs of tho school, and the roil number now stood at 707. making it pretty ell the largest school in the Otago dis- ; ict. The- committee wore still endeavovlui; tr obtain further accommodation for Lie school,’and especially for tho Sixth Standard, which next year would stand in c-'fn greater need of 'improved condition.-. Ilian was the case during tiie past yea..-. Magnificent results had again boon achieved in the Sixth Standard' examinations for proficiency certificates, and the school came rut with the splendid record of 100 lie; cenL of passes —a record that did much credit to the teacher of this class (Mr L, G. Smeaton). The school had also won. tho special prize offered in open compelit:on for the best piece of design. drawing In conclusion, the speaker complimented the head master (Mr G. W. 0. Macdonald' and his staff on the results attained, and wished both scholars and teachers a merry Christmas and a. happy New Year. (Applause.) ’ 1
In the early part of the evening the following items! were rendertd Standa.ri' lIL hoys, eong (‘Soldiers of the King’); senior girls, dancing steps; Standard” M. children, song (‘The Colleens of Killarney’); senior boys, physical exercisesenior girls song (‘The Long. Lon/ Trail’). Tho accompaniments wore nlayej by Alias Hastings. The prizee were handed over to lh" winners by the various members of committee present. 'The prize-list is as follows; Dux of school (gold medal). Eileen Sanders.' Standard Vl.—Class prizes; Mav Matthews 1, Albert Lilly 2." Kenneth Al'lndm 3. ,Tames 4. Clifford Hill 5, (Vi ■■ Liddell 6. Sewing, Ra-:e Fetter and Fiiza both Howorth (equal); knitting, Christina Murray; progress, James Cleuiens : dvairing, Kenneth MTndoo; writing, FiL'c; Sanders; woodwork, Albert- l.div ; cookery, Eileen Sanders; general excellence. Irene Herbert. Standard AC—Class prize?: Thomson and Ernest Marshall 1, Arthm Ashley Mabel Robertson 3, "’Douglas AA bite 5, Bruce Fait 6. Woodwork. Ernest Marshall ; cookery, Alnriel Cuniiinvham : v'riling, Alex. Johnson; reading and recit'tion, Agnea Hargreaves; general pro- ■; icncy, Gwen Lewis (.special prize from elms); general progress—livclvn Lamb, D-.uglas Duncan, Harold Hamhleton, WilI- Imine Harvey; sewing, Daphne Rkhard- : patriotic work—Nessie Alarehall. .Miiol Ravenwood, Eunice Ferguson. Lilian Mufsen. Standard IV.— Class priz.v : Doris T amsden (dux) 1. Richard Hall 2, George Hutchings 5, Osgood Gmx 4, Frank Rcy|’ds 5, Annie Dougall 6 Prngx-esv— AA.ilter Fraser, Robert Cameron, Afay I’cr-ckburn, Rita. -Tohnntor.; se-.ving—Ethel A u.mcron 1, Doris Bateman 2; v-riting, Charles Harn an.; handiwork and drawing. Otto Chapman : swimming—Arthur Tainc. Dorothy Johnson. Attendance certificates 22
Ktandard Tit—Claes prizes: Edwin. Johnson I. Florence Gveenhalgh 2, Olive Fisher 3. D otiioa Mitchell 4, James Gra-y 5, John Tdab 6. Ruby Carev 7, Albert Procbr 3. Progress—-Agnes Douglas 1, Gordon Ward 2. Wm. Rennie 5. 'Gordon fitimh 4. Ft he! Rub ton 5, Wm. Wilkinson 6; arithmetic—Arthur Ta-vlor, Andrew Duncan, Daphne- Pearce; writing—Albert Harman 1, Lucy Guild 2 ; drawing, Maida Lamb ; handwork—Eileen Connolly, Nelson Blackburn ; . composition—Wm. ' Smith, I‘ lora Simon ; knitting—Vida. Sanders, Grace Dodds. Attendance certificate.-, 27. Standard ll.—Class • prizes : Colin M'Keich 1, John Holland 2, Roht. M'Benth 3. Cl'fford Davies 4, Vora Jones 5, AliceTait 6. Elvira Kennedy 7. Aaron M’Gratl; 8, Jessm Rail ton 9. Progress—James Ounnirgham, Maud Clark, Rnby Sainsbnry ; handwork—Vera Pam 1. Douglas Ashhv 2; knitting—Gwen Meiglitmau 1, Dorr!*Hensieigh 2; arithmetic—Leslie Hall, Daisy Porter; mental arithmetic. Henry Todd; composition, Mary Hughes; writing, Arthur Cooper. Attendance certificate, 31.
Standard I.—Class prizes ; AA dhnm Cameron 1, James Blackwood and Marcus MTndoe 2. Ethel Guild 4, Lome Simons 5, Eileen ißitchie, Clarence Paine, Erie Proctor, and George Someivillo 6. .Menta! arithmetio, Floverce Dmignl! and Bend M’Keich ; composition. Lvla- Grant-; bnisliwoik, Henry Hollander; knitting. Ethel Hanson ; physical exercl'?o-=—AfavD Mow, it. Arthur Kindiey. Aittcnrlanr-e certificates 28. Lower I—Glass prizes : Frank Thnni))son 1, Leslie Clark 2. Nona, Japp 5, Ronald Duncan 4, Celia. Bolton 5, Sophie j.-, eJv 6. Evelyn AA dson 7, Alarion Stewart 8. Proareas. AVilliem Gerdlet and Georao Jnr-ksnn ; bnnhwo'-k. AA’-'nidc Blackburn; mithmetic. Clarence Bewlev and Andrew B ar-ldo. Attend mice certiSeates. 24. i i-es P .—Clear; prizes: Freda, • Shelton ! 'I; in a Tit-chenor 2. Florence Cruet 3, ■ v-dlcv Fraser 4, James M'Donald 5, yilind Burt and Harold Grnsz.ning 6, ' -a-'kio 7, lan Still 8. .Sp-ecial prize - .-roFf), Thomas Brook> and Xgaira Mer.-er Attendance certificates, 27.' Snec-ial Brizes.—Pliysi cal "uni’ hoys, W Matthcv.»v; junior ofi - Q u ' n t senior girls. Edna Ledger: junior girls. Stewartv Alitchel!, Shooting—Ernest Marshall 1, Edwin Arhbv 2; best cricketer, Charles Eekhold; best footballer. James Peat: Athenaeum prize. Cohn Liddell; temperance fss.ttb—Stanilard A r L, Leslie .Austin and Mu- Matthews; Standard A’.. Arthur Thomson md .Ernest Marshall; Standard lAL, Of good Gutr and AValter Fraaer; precress in" the band, Alfred Hall; best design for profieiency candidates in Dunedin schools Kenneth AlTndoe. ALBANY STREET. Tlie yearly increasing mtere.-i, displayed by the friends of the Albany Street School justified t-ho committee in hoicking the vnH.on celebration of Standards TV., V.. and VI. in Burns Hall last evening, disposing of the lower standards in tho~school hall ill (he afternoon. There was a splcndid.lv big gathering, and special interest was lent to the occasion by the presence of the Chief Justice (Sir Robert .Stout), who was himself a teacher at the eld " Stone School’’ 53 years ago. The musical programme was an excellent one, including selections by the school baud, part pongs by pupils, a band quartet, and a piccolo solo ; while there were aim exhibitions of dancing by the pupils of Standard 11. and of physical drill by the senior bovs.
The Chairman (Mr J. H. AVilldnsonl. in his opening remarks, referred particularly to the enthusiasm displayed bv the head master (Mr J. Rennie)to whosv efforts were due the inception and. success of the school band. The school had raired £2lO for patriotic purposes, of which £l2O had been raised by the band alone. Mr Wilkinson proceeded to relate a little of tho early history of the school, its erection _ two years before the abolition of provincial govrrnnwjit, r.nd its opening in 1874, when Sir Robert Stout was a member of the Education Board. The Chief Justice’s presence on this occasion, therefore, linked in special way the past of the school with its present." Sir Robert Stout, who was most warmly i - vived, presented the Standard IV. l -izcs, one of them being to Linda AA'est, ■ ! a held the unique record of having at- ! ’.'gd -the school for eight years without : d Vug a half-day. Sir Robert first ex- , .'--rod the pleasure it gave him to see so
- pretty girls and strong boys, for ; a country that had strong boys and i - tty girls was safe. Ho saw present on . us occasion the grandchildren of pupils be liad taught at Albany Street 55 years i-;/o. (Applause.) He was glad to" sen that there were pr-.zes. Some people said that prize-giving should be abandoned because of the war, but he did not see much self-sacrifice on the part of some older people, and if these latter wanted to see school prizes done away with they should give up all idea themselves of prizes and unnaoMsary things. He would like to
commend to the children a maxim made by a groat man who wiaa drowned in the .terrible Lusitania disaster: “Do what you have to do as well as you can, and bo kind,” Tho young men of New’ Zealand were fighting to-day for the future libertv of the children, and to uphold the flag o*f righteousness and liberty and truth. What ougnt the children to do? They should make themselves good citizens, and they would find in the application of this maxim the best of passports in life. Hie Mayor (Mr J. J. Clark) presented tiie prizes in Standard V. Ho said that ho did not know what they would have done in the past two; years without the children of tho schools. To Mr Connie particularly he owed a deep debt of gratitude for the help ho had given, and also to tho Albany Street School Band, the pioneer school band of Dunedin, which had never failed to respond when called iinon. Albany Street used to bo the feeding ground of the athletic chibs of Dunedin, and lie hoped that' in tho next low vea.iv : the school would again furnish a 'large I number of the representative players ot i Otago. One thing we hail learned in Hus : wav was that the men who sprang to anus 1 when the call came wore Ihe athletic youths who p.aysd the, games, and n> t the men who sat on the bank. It, could never be said again that our reboots had no history or tiadition, for evorv school hard it.! roll of honor emblazoning tin names of ex-pupils who had dune magnificent. saivjco for tho Empire. lie Doped the day was not far oi.-tan! w lien the rcuoois and the country would vdehiate the rostoi-iii ai of p-ea-o" with glovioe;, vietory, (A i'U a! ] The Lev, Clarence Eaton, in proven: mg the Standard AT. prizes, ;■ id he wargu'd to see such euthn-ia.-in in school lite. for the [>ublic schooL ere a mainspring or national life. lie had no doubt thai the sell ads in lids City v. ere a .-ouue o. : mural stiv’uth t„ the I itv. Mr AY. It. R.-ngh presented the da.', medal to Penzil Simpson. -\ solemn ceremonial in the tunelion was tho ann.-,u:-.ce.mcnt of ttie rc 11 of hov.or. conuiniv.g the name? of ex-rmpils and masters of the schv.ol who have ‘given their lives in the groat v.;:r. The audience stood, and Bugler Jenkins an l'.’i tho ‘Last Post - impressively. The v>di is as under : —Privates Jamc; Andrew ilonaid niaki'n Captain Bo'knran. First ■ class Signaller William Bowden. L, nceeorpvr.ii A. C. Burns, Private William Charles Clements, Lieutenant .irnm--Cowan, S-t per Percy Cameron. Privnt.' Charles Davis, Lieutenant Thomas Alan Davidson, F rivates Alfred L. Gibson, Willi-un J>>l’. ns,an. Francis Alosc.ndmLaurie. .Tomes AlA'-sb'-m, Albert Mn’lin. James Alullin, Joseph AFLarcn. and Alexander ATCacdiirh Moil*. Sapocr John Ernest ' Rosevcar. litr-cc-corporal John Archilalcl Diek Sparrow. Du ring the proceedings Mr Rennie w.-n a- considerable r-mn in aid of two wordy causes by auctioning a splendid bunch of roses (donated by Mr Hensley, of Si. Leonard*) in aid of the Pearson fund for blind soldiers, and also to lend assistance to the widow and infant children ft win? were born recently) of Private Joseph M'Laren, an old pun.il of Albany Sued, who had given his life for his country. A total sum of £lO 7s bd was seen ml for the roses and a dad's eat made and donated by an old puoil. By the unanimous wish of the audience, th" roses were not finally sold, but wore presented to Airs ATLaren. The prize list was us under ;
Standard VT.—Dn.x of school (cold modal), Derail J. Simpson : Douglas *wift 2, Alan Houston 3. Reading and history (Athen.feum prize), Edwin Shepard ; nrithmetir, John Saver: composition. James Murdoch: w«rnnhv. Leonard Hill, Stanley Laing; spoiling. James Hamilton: drawing, George Fiddcs; writ-im:. Gordon M‘Donald; mental arithmetic. William llisr.ginson; history. "Rutherford Coates; geography and spoiling. Henry Oakonfnll: woodwork, 'Douglas Swift: physical drill, Alex. Robinson ; sports. Robert Knowles. Girls : Constant'-' M‘Queen 1, Irene Gray 2. Freda Stoles 3 : reading, Mary Belcher ; arithmetic. Edna Brown; geography. Victoria King; spelling, Hazel Demp»ter: drawing. Elsie Fraser: writing. Ethel Kelly; physical drill. Florence 'Hanger: ccokory. Freda Stokes. Navy League prizes ; Freda Stokes 1. Constance M’Qncon 2. Basil Colvin 3. Attendance certificates. 21. Standard V.-—Wm. Vhelan 1, Andrew Clare 2. Alan M‘Conn a chin end Maxwell Duncan (equal) 5; Hite Gaffney 1, Vera O'Drscoll 2. Eve'vn Wil-
son 3. Spelling. AVilliam Duncan, Elsie Collett; arithmetic, Kenneth Gray. Florence Henry: c'-mposition, Stanley Smith, Clorino Smith ; readin-ar. Basil Clarkson, Violet Gorlt'rey; writing, Hoy Rose. Alice Harris; drawing, Thomas Cunningham, Mabel Adams; geography. William Twofc ; history. Ghas. M’Kenzie. •lames Dev; kr.it*. : nc. Freda Savor: cookery, Gladys Terry; woodwork. G. Lloyd; physical drill. Mat Johnson. Navy League prizes ; William Phelan 1, Edward Part-on 2. Attendance certificates. 29.
Standard IT.—L A Mie Simpson 1, Laurie Gardiner 2. Ernest Osborne 3; Evelyn Robertson 1, Winifred Smith 2. Vera Brooke and Jessie King (connl) 3. Composition, Gordon Mallett, ‘May Arthur; arithmetic. Melton Kelman. Eric Brown; mental arithmetic, Valentine Wilson; history, Albert Denar. Lionel Stevens: geography. Tan Levan. Rosie Thomas; reading and recitation. Jewel Phelan: writing' and exercises, Gordon Rrrrowrlough ; brnrhwork and drawing, William Wall arc : sowing and knitting. Oracle Knowles; physical drill. Leonard Terry; founders. Eunice Laurie. Swimming ; Across baths—Jessie Kino 1. Marcaret Russell 2; half across—Gloria Marks 1. Valda Fox 2 ; divir«7 (open)— JessV King 2. Ivy Booth 3 ; length of baths (open). Ivy " Booth 2 (medal); ICO yard'. (certificat-M. Ivy Booth; 50' yards (opent. Valentine W:1-mii 3; beginners.’ divo (open.i. Lionel Elevens 1: beginners’ breast stroke. Albert Boner 1 (cup). Attendance c e ;hi tier, tea r-5T. -^
Standard 111. (A).—Dewrlns Logan 1, Gordon Dempster 2. AVil'.Lmi Main and Edgar Smith (equal) 3: Margaret Mercer
L Agnes M’Qucon 2. Dorothea Miller 3. Anthn;-tic. AEo-e A v vT>>; mental arithnipG". Alfred King ; composition, Harry Ait-kon : geography, Leonard Clark ; reading,-. Bertha Burns, Flossie Toomer, Jack WHI-erhistory, Joseph Crookshanks, .vc.el Doig; home cxereises. AA 7 alter Jones; drawing and brush work, Evan Cooper and • •tanley Fiddee.; knitting. Joan M'Lean. Molly Main; physical drill, Stuart I'an.qer. Attendance certificates. 20. _ Standard 111. (Dl.—Tvy Smith 1. Mary AV'.lliams Composition, Lois Colvin": mental arithmetic, Rmia Ke-lv : grammar, r-ene Smith: k-.itt irg. May R-wh. La.llah ■S-ollny ; -sea 1 i"... R:;,-| Svnp.'in : wri*;ng. .".ay Eclbolt : physidrill. TJili-an A.'k’.mr. Attendance ccr!'fienu-s. 21. S‘a-;J artl 11. {.v).--Joh'i Sintc-n and Lin<l.say AtuHn (em;nll 1, D- n .lis Rodg.-r Scddon M-.i)v|(); hj 3 - JeF>--> Tira-.iu t, lb'!’!-- C iar° 2, Ar-;’v>iet!c -ind mental a-’ith-imtif. L-aova- 1 ■"'.a.-'- mithmetic, 'Valter Rush. V ’ - v : mental a.'-ithmetic. . Boy ) is-- ■- <-o;vr.es : t!on. Gordon hico w : . "u’ ('ln Jenkins; writing. Ph.re'-m Hi ..he:- h-tsh drawing. Frank Ross; drawing, Bert Evans; writirttr draw ing. Lan Sh.-pard : ham--oxero.-.c, James Johnson; diligence a-d progress. Gordon fit a wart. Douglas Hutchison. G-eargo Moulin; physi-a! dT", Stanley Jones. Attendance’ cortifi—3.3. Standard 11. Hl).—Catharine C - a-----1, Clementina Davis 2. Buishwerk. ! •••■■ AA'cst; arithmetic. Margaret M'(j: ; composition. Alnnol llutch;son ; ’mi'r-vr-ment, Margaret Lena; sewing, Cliarlottc Ronwick; writing, Tholma Reeve. Attendance certificates. 20. Standard J.—Alex. M ‘Dowell 1. Ken-nc-.h. M Donald 2, AA illiani Alalcolm 5: •Sophta Bowers 1, Elsie Logan 2, Irene fenders 3. Arithmetic, Clement Osborne, V anaka Dcug. Douplas Xolan: reading, Lindus Bildcrbeck, Doris AA'alkcr; spelling, Stanley Lloyd. Rita Beck, Florence Lso; writing, Alfred Reeves; physical drill, William Hamilton. Olive Coulter; recitation, Madge A r atcs,'Dorothy Nolan; brush drawing, Phyllis Llclliott"; needlework, Doris AATmtland ; good conduct, Eva Gallon; diligence. Clarence Collie, Alan Ait-kc-n, William Mason, Vide. Champion. Rita Hutchison, May Thompson. Sybil Holly. Attendance certificates, 43. Infant Department.—P4 : Jos. Russell 1, Alex. Mudi'e 2, Lionel Colvin 3; Betty
Hamilton 1. Amy Duncan. Mabel Gardner. Janet Clare (equal) 2. Progress, Rose Shearer, Oswald Dey- diligence, Peggy CrooksKanksj brushwork and drawing, Eiric Cain. Attendance certificates, 42. ; ■■■-■’
Senior Band.---First flute. Penzil J. Simpson 1 (watch, presented by Mr Houston), Janies Hamilton 2; second Unto, Edward Barton; third flute, Basil darkeon; bass flute, Edwin Shepard; piccolo, John Savor; side drum, Leslie Simpson; essay on Oarnani trip (Air Searle’s prizes), Danzil J. Simpson, Edwin Shepard, Andrew Alnirhoad, Leslie Simpson. Junior Band.—Leslie West 1, Charles Dowell 2. ’ ARTHUR STREET. The break-up ceremony at Arthur Street yesterday was divided into three sections. At 10.50 the infant and lower classes assembled. and Mr O. H. Fine! (who presided! addressed them. The Rev. AY. Arthur Hay also -aid a few words to the dftlr ones and distributed the prizes. Later tho junior classes had (heir turn. Vr C. E. Stathnm addressed these in a 1 right speech which the children enjoyed, iie also presented the prizes. [here was a short prcgrTimiio at each, of these functions, the smaller children pr,.'idii'p sonic nice little songs and vecil itiou-', while the junior classes’ contribul .'Us were all vocal. In the afternoon the gymnasium ball was a gam crowded, when the upper classe-iT'-oivcd their prizes. Mr W. R. Bruch .chairman of the School Committee) presided on this cceasion. Ti c chief speake” w.-s the Rev, Mr Diamond, addresses being also given by Mr C. R. Richardson •senior insnector of schools) and Mr S. Ndomon. K.C.. the latter presenting the Vuvv League prizes. The other prize'.cere handed fn the winners by Mr Diamond. Mr Richardson, and Mr Mungo V\ atson ; whi'e , the dux medal and the 1 hapman scholarship wee presented Mr Bnigh. It was inteiesting tn note that the three Chapman . scholarship winner? — Ali's Phiola- Richardson. AVib-am Sc’l r. and Mary Boyd were present on the occasion. Th" baed-ome elm mph .-'sh’p cup presented by Mr A. Bcgit to the Oiago Centre ' r the Swimming for c-griperi f'.en amongst the sell >nls was.handed over to the Arthur Street, team, who von it at the chr.mpuv’ship inrcfim' in June led. Tt was singularly apprrnriato lint tin. enp should l'e first held bv Arthur Street, tho donor having been a scholar at that '■chon], A feature of th.e proceeding-, in the afternoon was the cliorns-siry.’ing of the -choiar,. in the upper cln>.-cs. umicr Air T, Begg. ALss Orkney placed the accompaniment? fo** t ?r»n:'s rfrectivulv.
Mates of thanks were 3 roomier! (he ch.i’rman. (lie speakers, and He visitor--, the proceedings {crminaHnji with the singing td the National Anthem. Some mo>t interesting specimen* of the work of certain scholars in the various standards were exhib-’ied on the wed's. Il'.e-e included sketches in color, pen-and-ink and pem-! drawings, - brnshwork. mans, and handwriting. The collection was a most creditable one. clearly indicating the possesion of no snail degree of talent 1-v the young artists. Tho -- e wore (lora! design- executed in pencil by scholars ir. the Sixth Standard; a variety of draw in js in water-color, crayon, ink. and pencil--many of them showing a keen sense of humor as weil as good draughtsinanship—and maps by scholars in Standard V. : a similar collection, including well-drawn conies of cartoons, etc., by members of Standard IV. : and a really fiv>l-class collection of excellent brusir.vork by the lower standards. The whole exhibit ion was well Worth close scrutiny. The following is the prize l : rt • Gias.s T.—Chss work—Jack M*G : ll. Owen Fedor,. Jnnr{ M “fieri 1. Cecil Matthews, Mri: c ie Irvine 2; writing and drawing— SViuW Osier. Joyce Wails; diligence— Kinrslcv Jon-.s. Novell Jones. Jean Turnbull. Ol.is's IT,—Class work—Denis Maloney. Jidda fburr 1. Oswald W.abrlich, Asian Tloepor. Tin !rr r Williamson 2; writing Mid drawing—Dudley Gamp-bell. CVtnstaprc Brown: hand.voile. Eri - ' Bain; diligence —Edward Bus well. Dou.gl.-.s Kncrv’cs, Muriel Baxter. Glass, Ilf.—(lass wreck - —Norms C.>nr."di. Dessa S! abb. Ralph Glasson, Vahvic F.l'iott 2. Glass ]V.—Class work—David M'lntosh, May Chocquce 1. Cyril el core 2. .Altcndance certificate*, 17. standard f. Lr.ver.—George Death 1, Archie Bennett and Kenneth Mcikie 2, Allan Young o ; Ethel Chave 1, Eleanor Conston 2. Eva Kirk - and Edna Bang 5. Special drau mg—Ale.n Ttooi> and C'-din
Speight 1; ■ diligence—Eric Chapman Kh/ahotiV Vivian, Colin Lucas. Atknd ance rev l , ideates, 21.
Standard 1. Upper.—Womyss Sutherland and Sidney Hudson 1. Reginald Fcmer 2, Alistt r M'T.c.vl 3; Hay Mun'.cll 1. Marion Katun 2. Moan a Green 3. Diligence—Joan Could. Kmilv Jacobs, J r ,>ne Knox. Alfred Weed. Leslie King; sewing
—Je-.-ic Cunningham. Attendance rei-tili-caies, 25. ■otiMid.ai'd H.—Tltrlert- Minn 1. Murray MTJcor.ro 2. A.r.cas M'Lcnd 3; Dorothea (.ampbcll 1. Olive Gould 2, linzol Campbell 3. Diligence—Howard King. William fViu.g.cn, Arthur Salmoad. Emeu- Brc-ni-ner. .Aubrey Williams. Cicely Manhire: knitting. Marjory .Smith. Certificates, 27. Standard 11. B. —T.e.-.raid Newman 1, William Scott and Patruk Kerr 2; Violet M’Farlnne 1, Annie Lister 2. Special : Drawing and composition, AlLtcv Ramilton ; diligence—Kathleen Knox. Jean Shepherd. Attendance certificates. 11. Standard 111.—Me vd'e f, krwes 1. D uT Muir 2. Albert Wiiaelmron 5; Lilian AVaike- red Srphi.e. fliarnand (equal) 1. Marjory Stewart 3 Specie,!: Drawing. Geoffrey Calvert; reahrig and recitation, AATnilr-d MT ak: diligence Colin Suth-criand, Marvnrct. Holmes; aril hvuei-m. Jack Turnbul! ; «ewin:, Olive Ma u n. .A!lemlarice : 53 ccrl fi ,anv. Standard IV.—Dm glas Dei! L MiniT Falconer 2, Dong’n.e A nd. vson 3: Dorotln-B-oyd i. Kflle MeCaskiil 2. Xgaire IVuivaV 3. Special: Drawing. Frank H>’l im on; geography, Frank Md'a.ddll; -Lii.v-m Ethel Liras Evelyn SiTium-are!!. 11 . y. Carey. Ja.n;c.-; .<v ai;.. ; n; it hm Hie. T- r, R. v;ck MUUa::y.'- : sc" iry -mad 1.-et an.-. Dorothy Boyd, ; iLyMoUirv— Charles Rhode-?. Kcr. ih ("lar'.me u. At;cn.c'Lr.ec : 52 certificates. eimnd ir'.l V.—Loins Hi iniord 1, Leslie Harris 2. James Thomson 3 : R nn, Mackenzie I, Jc.vue AA’oud 2, Have- Kane 5. Special ; AAThing—Ross E-iinond .and Maggie M'Laehian ; diligence—MauriAVilkinsmi. Donald AALaison. Sheila M’Lec.d. Katie Bradl-yv. and G. 1)3 L-ni-on ; ariliinaye. Flic .Mur.vii : am-gg ami knitting—Rita Day tan an t .inv MG >-• ; -, pretening, James Ram.- -,y ; u.od-v-ork and rreuenl knowlrr-gc, AATn. oan.-c ; Navy League essay—-1, 0n.. Duiu'or.d 1. Ernest AVyatl 2. Erie .Mamndl a. Attendance: 3u iciv.rva-aies. Standard A I.—Roixu Jlende;.-on (Kirk prize) 1, LnvrciK-e North 2. A'lim.-r Neville 3; Mary Boyd, dux of -ibov.l (Chapman n;cmo;ial medal), i.mh ILi Choke 2. Dorothy Griffith* 3. ini'geoc", Leonard Hudson ; band, S, rccaut W. Murray : knitting and sewing—T.-abciht SnmietdiUid, Isaiid Gallic; attendance— Isabel Gallic. James Wall, Albert Lck--1 elf, Leslie E-ckhoff, Henry Kent, Robert Davidson, AVm. M'Moikan; recitation, Gordon Lucas; Alhcmcuin prize, Ruth - ' '' '-'I ; shooting. Henry Kent iXavy !••. no medal); Navy League essay—Marv Loyd 1, Isab. 1 Turnbull 2, Muriel Ford o'; ( bapniiin .scholarship. Alary Lewis Bovd. Good attendance certificates, 22. MORAY PLACE. The infant mom and Standards i. and II ._ assembled ac 1.15 ami received their prizes. The function for the senior.-! was held immediately .-.fterwards. In the lower c:Vi-c.a a ■ -curing number of musical i:-..1a vr J.vfii. 'Air A. M’Gili r tided _ ;;i the in.ant department, Mr \V. Hay ov.r Standard 1.. and Mr G. T. Swann over Standard 11. Air A. Greig (chairman of the School Committee) presided over the main function. The attendance) of parents and friends was large, and the singing of the pupils delighted the adults who were present. The principal speaker was the. Mayor (AT- J. J. Clark), who presented u * me- 1 to Osborn Stevens for genera! ; ’! > .id excellence. The medal w as U. - i „ of the
father of an old Moray Place schoolboy, who has paid the supreme sacrifice in Franco. When lying in hospital in a critical condition the soldier forwarded £2 to his father to bo spent in his father’s own benefit, but in the circumstances of his soil’s death the father thought it was most fitting that the money should go half to a modal at the boy’s old public school and half to another medal at his old Sunday School. Mr Clark expressed the hope that Stevens would treasure the medal, and that it would be a call to him always to do his duty.
T lie Navy League prizes were presented by Air C. E. Statham, ALP. Air A. AlilIcr presented the Sixth Standard prizes. Sister Alabol the Fiftli Standard prizes, Air AFGiil Standard IV., and Air Swann (secretary of the committee) Standard 111. Air Swann also presented two band medals, and, in doing so, mentioned that under a new arrangement for next year tho hand members would be under an outside competent instructor, and would receive good musical tuition. Canon Nevill presented the prizes in connection with the scriptural instruction at the school. The proficiency certificates were presented to too successful pupils by the chairman. Tho following is the prize-list: Standard AT. —Class marks ; Leslie Gcddes and Sarah Foster 1 (gold medals), David Kilgour 5, Alary Self 4, Osborne Stevens (medal) o. Cookery: Rita Walker, Thelma Stewart. Navy 'League-; Sarah Foster 1, Bessie Yales 2, Thelma- Stewart 3. Canon Nevill’s prizes for proficiency in Scriptures ; Alex. Caskio, Sarah Foster, Myrtle Sawers. Attendance: Eight lii'it Hass certificates and prizes. Class monitor : Myrtle Rowe. Athenaeum prize: Alex. Caskie. Homo work: Alary Self 1, Leslie Gedcles 2. Band medals for Standard AT. : B. P. Welsh 1. Standard V.—Class marks: Elsie .Macdonald (Ah- Ai’GiU's special prize) 1, Eva Hewitt 2, Curl M’Ara 5, Sybil Baker 4, Diaries AA’rn. Hintz 3. Cookery : Kate Hay, Margaret Robertson. Attendance ; Fourteen first class attendance certificates and prizes, six second class certificates. Home work: Eva Hewitt 1, Elsie .Macdonald 2. Rand medal for Standard A’. : C. W. Hintz.
Standard IV.—General proficiency; E. ARAra 1. L. Cbiicolt 2, Janie Grass .and f!u» .Hints 5, tri Gollingwood 5, Alary ALKochnie 6, Janie Hill 7. Sewing’: Grace Kiigour and Daphne Pidlar 1, Hazel V-. hue ami Alary M'Gill 2. Knitting : Lilian Wbitynsan. Attendance: First class 15, second class o. Standard 111. General proficiency: Dmi- Ross 1, Pearl U'Ncill 2, Alary Mock .Mary APl.ymont 4, Ernest Niven 5, is .'ami tii 5, Henry Hood 7. Sewing; ads tjmrth 1, .Jessie White 2. Attendance prizes : First class 13, second class j. 'standard 11. General proficiency : Gladys Jim..,.;, n .and Kathleen Atort 1, May Ashton, Wm. M'Jvay, Arthur ALi.vra, and Robert Ki! our 2, Alan Clark 0. (diaries Clulcott 4, Robert Hollands 5. rowing ; Ora Hammer 1, Rita Archer 2, .'■. don Lee 3. Attendance ; Nine first chi s, eight second class. o;.aidand I. Class marks: Agnes. APl.if.well and Sydney Chittock 1. .John 1. 2, John Kiigour 5, Catherine s.nmoii 4, Allred Grass 6, Ronald Payton end Lttnck Johnston 6. Special prizes : H:l: tonce -- Doris Carter 1, Flora- Jamie 2, .■..■ Test \\aklron o. Edward Foster 4, •J..nms Stevenson 5. William Croon 6; sew:ng•-rah Conper and Annie. Sanm aers. _ Attendance : Seventeen first class and eight second class. 4'--, Proficiency : John Bramner 1, G.:;' ;ias Oaivm 2. Horace Cameron, Violet o. a!--Iren, and .ikx. Drag 3, John We-gner 4, Micaard L‘ce.:io. 5, Progress : Gwendoiiene Rates. Sewing : Ruby I.odcor.Attendance : " Seven first class, nice.' tec‘n:d rinas. NOR.MAL. ’rim younger children were dismissed yesterday morning, when they presented a .selection of songs and recitat i"ii>. Ihe gathering was pr.asided over "V Mr James Wallace (chairman of the School Advisory Board). The scholars weie adore ..-a n by Mr Mark Cohen, and the prizes were distributed by Air E. G. T. atts, a member of the School Board. A U'atun; oi the gathering was that (lie chihlmi present 'd io the'Cornwell, fund the amount their prizes had cost.
I Iv' senior classes assembled in , the gymnasium in the afternoon, the building being crowded with parents and friends ' f tom scholars.
Air .James Wallace, who presided, bore testimony to the late Air (,!. C. Israel':; ips'at. interest in tiio I uion Street School. ar.,i said that all that gentleman did was entirely for his love of the cause of education, The school had lost a. number of teachers by sickness and bv those who he! gone to the front, but‘all had now returned, and one of their number (Mr (■. S. Luke) bad been appointed to the stab of the hospital ship Alalwnn. IJe was proud to say that their school stood hignest in the proficiency examinations in every class, a result that the inspector described as excellent. The patriotic woric done by the children of Otago was beyond all prai.se. The staff of the Normal School and Training College and the pupils had. during the past two years, raised £4OO for patriotic purposes' and the children in Standard VI. of the Normal School had raised £4O by a sals of work. Jhe hoys, too, had come forward to help in the cause bv learning kniUiim For 'he soldiers. ' ° 'Hie prizes wore presented bv Messrs Brown. Bentley. K. 0. Writs (treasurer). Binder (principal of the college), and the Rev. Eaton. The head master (Mr W, MT.lreal presented the sports prizes. The children sang and recited in a highlv creditable manner, A pleasant incident was the presentation of a bouquet of roses to Vera hi ay ward in appreciation cl her and loyally to the girls, of her class 'There was an exhibition in one of the class moms of free-arni wilting that has keen made a feature in the curriculum. The following is the prize list : —Secondary Department.— Form ITT. — English. Clara, Jolloy : css-.v, T.'.h cri Ramsey ; history and geography, Lena MTidc.hcon ; Latin, dames Evans; m.ulieinaih-s-—lames Evans 1, ETzabr-th Tb ndra 2; by-kmc. Bhylhs Homan. Hex r.i 111,. I hvliic JlcHiinn. Foim TV.—English Oscar C. Hollo-; 1 -jd iu, Red.art, L. Snvth; science, Oscar C. Holier : mat Iv nvit ic-,_ Oscar C. Holler 1. At I nut- R While 3; htstorv and mw'-i-.'-'hv. r.-;ck Orhmiey. ‘ r ' Form AL—Engihli (history and geeg- ': ■ 1 .\, Avers i\. l-.lhot ; Latin. Marcia (■' , mathematic^—TTarold ,T. Finlav F 'lc; A,. M'D'-n.-il'i 9, ; science—Haiold J. Finhiv 1, Hebert A. Westwood 2. Dux of m condarv schuoL Hamid ,y. Finlay, Navy League lVzy-.~Ff.rm 111. Phvlias Hrvai: I. il-km I hi; iHi a 2. Form IV. : <). ( . Moilcr ,1. U. T., Smith 2. Form V. ; H. d. Fuday 1. Agnes Elliot 2, —Alain School.— Mtaudari! AH.—General Excellence ; WiniLed I. M'Hi!!ar! (Major .Holler's medal) dux, Lewis IT. Browne (Old Union Street S,-hoo! piize) 2, V,ra A. Hayward (Oh! "iron Street School prize) o. Winifred Wood 4, Joyce Smith 5, Ada ABElr-ca. 6. .Harry Hnrbr.it 7. Robert Broekio n. Special prizes: General excellence. 100-i M'Kenzie (youngest girl m class); woodwork—Hector Ocnn.-ick. Stanley Angel ; English and history, Lewis it. Brown;’} (Athoiiieam prize); 'shoct-'ng. Harry H.ir bolt (Navy T.cagne medal) ; Nnvv 'League f.fnys —Winifred I. Ai'Afillnn, Winifred R Wood, Vera A. Hayward ; cookery. Evelvo Berk;. .Standard V.—Belli. Caskic, Leonard RaUcrlhwaitc. Edith Clark (also writing), Elina Crawford (also writing), Dorothy Allan (also cooking). William Hayward, Deris Gillam_(aLo writing), Robert Buchan, Arthur Harrison. James Thomas. Special writing prizes—Archie Rose 1, Hazel"Bain 2: wonkwoik, James At'Farlano: Cookery —Eileen Kidd 1, Dorothy Allan 2; ,Navv League essay—Leonard ‘Satterlhwaito 1, William Hayward 2, Leonard Aithur 3. Attendance certificates 15
Standard IV.—Dus of da '6, Violet srnith: proficiency : WilPam Ruffcll 1. Sarah Brocfcic 2. George Spears 3, Jack M'Farlano 4, Lulu Holley 5. Progress— William Thomson 1, 'Robert Simpson 2; writing—Jane Bowden I, Gordon Ctrrlls 2, William Cunningham 3; mec-hnnicararith-rrelic, Alice Holmes; diligence, Rita Pattil n ; snclHncr. XocAneßenJ ; general ■neatness, Mary White: sewing. Hazel Hai)., Attendance catificatcs, 28 ~
Standard lll.—Proficiency : Eva Lattimer 1, Cicely Wood 2 (also writing), Evelyn Ihidnoy 3; proficiency and writing. Alary Biaek. Class prizes for proficiency—Elizabeth Geneik, Annie Alunro, Leslie Robert--0011, Rosamond ATStay, James Mitchell, Lily Beeby, Dorothy Bowes, Annie Fraser. Special prizes for writing—Lizzie ATLean 1, Lydia Armiahaw 2. Attendance certificates, 25.
.vaiißlurd 11. ~ General proficiency : Doreen Hayward 1, Margaret Logan and Doris Alartih 2, Elsie .Mason 3, Stella Harbott 4, Edith Hawkins 5, Patia Johnson 6, Alay AA’alker 7, Edward Davies 8; mental arithmetic—Valerie O’Donnell 1, Ethel Taylor 2; writing— Elsie Mason 1, Doris Martin 2, Margaret Logan 3; drawing, Evelyn Andrew; brushwork, Stewart Lipscombc; sowing— AJavia Blackie 1, Margaret Mathieson 2. Special prize : General proficiency, Colin Abcrnethy. Attendance certificates, 25. Standard I. Proficiency ; Laurel Robertson 1, Carl Moller 2, Herbert Sims 5. Class prizes—Neil Warren, Vera Finlayson, Robert Rose, Phyllis Kelly, Bert Houlahan, Edna Cates. Annie Kcast, Corecu Browne, Sam Bernstone, Robert Brown, Mary Walters; special progress prizes—Fred Barr and Eric Finlayson (Airs Browne’s prizes), Alan Oliver, AVillie Walker, Artolet Hawkins, Erana Ncwbold, Louvie Sanderson.
P3. —Proficiency : Dux boy, Jack Hayward 1, Harold Griffiths and AATllio -Akighau 2, Ronald Topping, George Sanderson, and Jack Brockie 3; dux girl. A Inin. Browne 1, Florence Larkins and Naida Al’Lcan 2, Bella Alunro 3. Arithmetic —Doreen ATStay, Jean AVyllie, Gwen Paul; long tots—Lon Jarvis, Wallace Neill. Junior division : Percy K?nna. Ken Alidgley, Dorothy Alcir. Dublin Meddcjohn. Olive Bannatyne. Attendance certificates. 10.
Model I.—General proficiency : Standard AM., Arthur Roskilly ; Standard A 7., Geoffrey Allen Cox 1, .Alice Rogers 2: Standard lAL, Margaret Blackie 1, Rodney Owen Davie 2; standard 111.. Clyde Dnthie George Christopher AA’ard 2: Standard 11., Ralph Alarryatt 1. Alexandriona, T’ar-dwo'.l 2; Standard 1., Lilian Baker 1, Tna .Mercer Standards A r . and A 7 l. ; Arithmetic, AA'iilinm Jarvis ; Endish. Mavis Davie. Drawing, llernard Cox 1. Geoffrey Cox 2; sowing, Alice Roger?; physical exercises, Gladys Bohvel]; swiraminiT. Alamaret Blackie: preparatory class, Christinas Gifts, 9. Attendance certificates. 13.
Model ll.—Standard IT.: Term examinations, Robert Cox. David Alunrn; class marks. Ambrose Dalton, Stanley Grecnsiade, Frnest Ruficll; Nature-study, Enifgfc Rnffoll: serving, Eric Harris. Standard I. : Term examinations, James Howes. Mabel Johnson; class marks, branklyn Gcasik, .Armttn Christensen. P3_: Class marks. Marjory Fraser, Mima Smith. Attendance certificates, 19. —Sports Prize List.— Standard I'll. Champion, Frank P’-ir.dk'y; nmner-nn. R. Gibson; football, ;I. Harrison ; cricket. S. Alilnes : fives. J. Grant. S'a'id ard VI. Champion athlete. Tier■ or Gormack; rnnner-np, Reginald I. shooting, Harry Harbott. Standard V.—Champion Athlete. Lewis Jenkins : rnnner-np, Andrew Philip ; cr'ckr>t and football. Lloyd Langley and V. )!!inm Aorrath; swimming (girls). Edith Paterson. Standard IV.—Champion athlete. Wm. Cunningham rnnnors-up. George Reeves and Jack Swan. Swimming : Beys. Leonard Johnson and Esmond Beckman ; girls. Plthel Mnnro. Standard lll,—Champion. Geo Ward ; runners-np,. Jim Caskie and Jim M'Kane. !• ;vo-a-s;dc team, winners “A'' Grade tournament : H. Gormack, R. Harrison F. Grindlcy, S. Al'Callum, L. Langley. MAORI HILL. In the afternoon iho (nazes wore, distributed ini.rnts and Standards 1. ami 11. .Mr F. G. dimming (a, momher of the School Committee Iputddcd. Mr C. A. W iL,m c;i.‘; 1 1 ibated the prizes to pupils in Standard 1., and Mr J. R. Cameron tho-'c in Standard 11.
Hi tno evening the Coronation Hall was filled lay the parents and friends of the. se..oiars. Mr S. 2.. Bvcwu, <on. (chairman of lire Sdrool Committees presided. He referred to 1 lie progress the school had made .since h.-s inception no me. nine or ton years ago, and expressed inn hope that tho much-needed extra accommodation for pupils would lx lore long lx provided. Referring to inn excellent work acc.anphsliod by tiro school staff, he .aid that parents had something to 1 v thankful for in that connection, aiid that, the greatest harmony had prevailed rlu.rag the voir hj - tween the committee and the staff Re then ..presented Urn prize- winner* in .Standard VI. with their !-ook.s.
(,. MacGregor, K.C., presented the Navy Longue prizes. ,a = well as tlm special prizes in Standards V. and AH.
Air J nines Brown, in pi renting Alargucuto Grater with the Caledonian Society s bursary of £5. oxnlnined tint th--society awarded a to the girl and boy who rnci-ci-ikd in gaining the liiglic.-i mark? in t;.c prmlciency c-xaminalion in the E'unedin r ; l.oc-1.-. r \ he honor of aUaining the lr,gh"..t, marks among the girls had this year f;HI -n to the Maori’ Hill School. Air 15. S, Ti win distributed the piizes {,. the win-.-..re iu Standard Y., and Hr- Rev. H. IT. Barton In those in Standard ]V.. m’H Air D. I-cs.ie to those in Siandnvd During the cvuiing d 1 pupil.-, r-<>ntij-buted seyera-1 rhoruees and a flag <hii|. winlo A! >- ?; Madge I’d.-ick rr-ndi.-reci i-.v,, solos in excellent si vie At the clo?c oil the pr<u codings 11 1 ' School Committee onteilaine.-t the school ntaff at a light supper, wi.vi a. most enjoyable time was spent. The foil owing is the nrize list : Standard AH.—C. Latimer 1. J. AEtrhri! 2, (1. Henderson 3; Marguerite Grater 1. Ruhr Bales 2. Nellie Styles 3. Alerit prizen : Lulu Johnson, 'T rixie London. Nellie AEPherson. Fine Kay. Josephine Allan, de.ui Morris Alona Alnnro. James Buchan. Inn Haggilt, Dick Roromnn, John f lr.rk. AA i .ting—Alona Atiinro, AA*. Al'Tn-t-ot hj. Standard V.—T. Bum? 1, J. Cult 2. W. John-on ox Moira Young .1, TTereniee Grv n-aldi 2, Katie Campbell 5. Merit prizes; AA'. Park. .1. Eorhrs 1). MMsinvl. P). ClarT:. E. Haggitt, i„ ITarrop. M. AVikon. R. Ilcn-dcr: u " Writing—Alex. Aitke.n IdoAlJiitoHi. Siantiard IA 7 Charles AAibon 1, G.'nvge Nicholson and nilTnvd Nicholson 2. Bl;i r Hop-- 5; Hliva Belwoiihy i, Lusley Roger? and T.-orna. Grimaldi 2, Riia Audcrsnn 5. ATcrit prizes; Tan Galbraith. Cecil Pik\ Finnic T-lemiJonian Sylvie Shrimpton. Rita Forbes. Alive Roolc.' AVriting. Alolv'lie Rico; bi-usbwoik, J-U'k Gilib ; be--i OXC- ■, if bool;, rv-ictrime Join -on ; .-caving Lhivothy 11. V.i, 1 ~ n . Standar.l Hi.--Bertie Necs 1, H.v.r v Drew 2. I'.dwa.rd Tlr.mcl 3; Elnrcnrc C.'hiniside 1, Ailcen A'o’.ng 3, Bessie AVihon 3. Merit prizes ; Noel Young, Leslie Nishet. 1. wierco Fraser. Arthur Barber, Betty AA'liyte. ALnh : c ARDonald, Annie Joseph. R-ru Jnvork. Tom Elder: willing—ATaitu! Horn 1. Fro; I Henipli-inan 2; sewing. Aiieen Aloung; la.st exercise book. Ray P.rideaux. Standard ll.—Norman Martin 1, T)vnrnu AlacGregov 2. A\ illiare. fla-mpbell 3 ; Mona, Alan in I. Edna Stokes 2. Alerit prizes; Richard F’-n-or, AA’aller Spratt. Jack Grimnidi. Dancau Latimer, AA’ade Franklin, AValt-er I.'iekeon. Stanley Al'Dnnald. Brushwnrk. Bella Hobbs;’ writing, Agnes Dickson ; sewing, Elsa Alason; exercise book, Barbara ABDonald. Standard I.—Harry Noe? 1, Neville Shrimpton 2, lan Ghirnsidc and I’hilip Haynum 3; Hilda Johnson 1, Hazel King 2, Jessie Boromnn 3. Alerit prizes; Alargaret Elder. George V.iuse, Thelma- Nisbet. Kenneth ’.Throp, Allan Kay, Richard Knowles, Jack Rushton. Needlework, Alona Al'Connochie; writing, Neville Shrimpton ; iwush'vovk. Evelyn Feather.-.
Infant Department.—Jim Wilson 1, Svd. AT,us;; 2, Rod. McDonald 3 ; Alaclgc m-it-tin 1, AVmnio Miller 2, Gwen Haggitt 3. Each child in this department received a small book, and sweet-? were distributed.
Special Prizes, Standards V. and Vl. Dus of school. Marguerite Grater. Cooking—Standard V.: Mona Yeung 1, lileanoKagdtb and Berenice Grimaldi 2; Standard Vi. ; Xellie M'Pherson 1, Gladys Benson and Chriseie -Tamos 2. Woodwork— Standaul V. : A. Brnndeil 1. Eric Hope 2 ; Standard VI. : L. Black 1, C. Pike 2. Navy League essay prizes—Standard V. : Mona Young 1, Ivatic Campbell 2, Lyail
Harrop 3; Standard VI. : Josephine Allan 1, AlarguanTe Grater 2, Campbell Latimer 5. Athenteum prize, Marguerite Grater. Attendance prizes—lvy '.Phillips (6 years), Archie Gould (5 years). Exercise books— Standard V. : .Alex Brundeli. Lily ARTntosl, ; Standard \ I. ; Wm. ARlntosh, Trixie Loudon. Navy League (.-hooting medal, Jmnes Mitchell. Sfr Xapiex's modal for eheotine. Oeorgi; Campbell. Attendance ecrtTicales, 151.
KENSINGTON. fl'-e South Dunedin Down Hall was well m.ed last evening. Air Dalton, who presided, spoke- in high terms of tiie splendid efforts of the staff and children alike, and paid special tribute to the work of the fiist assistant (Mr ARDonald), who had found the call of the colors too strong, and had proceeded to camp recently. The Bev. Messrs Fairmakl and Randcrson also gave short addresses, A musical programme way provided bv tho scholars, the Tendering of ‘The Marseillaise’ by the school choir being of special merit, and earning a very hearty round of applause from tho audience. The musical portion of the programme ra.s brought to a close with a, pageant, in which Britain and her Albcs figured prominently. The Head Master (Air "Stewart) made a presentation of a purse of sovereigns to Airs Judd, on behalf of tho pupd s an d teachers. Air and Airs Judd had filled tho portion of school janitors for the past 21 vears.
ihc prizes were distributed by the Rev. Alessrs Fairmaid and Randersou and Messrs Dalton and Aliller.' The list is as follows;
Standard AH.—General proficiency ■. Dorothy Emmerson (dux of school, gold medallist) 1, Amy Greeriall and Dorothy .Shears 2; Harry Aitken and Charles Smith 1. Stewart ARLennan 2. Neatness, Nellie Beeson ; writing, Dorothy Emmerson ; cooking, Alary Henderson; brushwovk, Rena ARLcan; drill, Alfred Hawkins, Alollio Brownlie. Attendance certificates : First class 19, second class 5.
. Standard V.—General proficiency ; William Jenkins 1, Reginald Simons 2; Lena APKinnon 1, Alice Bain and Flora Henderson 2. Neatness, Annie Annison; cooking, Alabcl Gill; brusliwork. Rnba Ai'Neil; drill, Frederick Craik, Audrey kagar. Attendance certificates: First class 17, second class 4.
.Standard IV.—General proficiency : John -Gibson I, John Hambleton 2;' Doris Rickard 1, Doris Hill 2. Neatness, Grace Lill ; writing, Rita Keen; brusnwork, Doris Rickard, Ernest Coates; long- tots, Stanley Barclay; industry, Cecil Smith. Attendance certificates: First class 14, second class 15.
Standard lll.—General proficiency.; Rupert Taylor ], Alexander Newbury 2; Mabel Torrance 1, Iris Hogg 2. Neatness, Florence. Jones; writing. Albert Berryman ; Jong tots, Doris Russell. Attendance certificates; First class 36, second class 14.
Standard 11.—General proficiency: Willie Gibson and Clive Lambert 1, Stanley Giilan 2; Yolande M’Lav 1, Etta Wackelcline 2. Writing, Nellie ARKerrow ; neatness, Hazel Smith; brusliwork; Richard Parsons; Jong tors, Alary Jeffs. Attendance certificates: First class 19, second class 6.
Standard I.—General proficiency. William Chapman and William Gibson 1, Jack Krause 2: Delia Giilan 1, Gwsndolin Webster 2. Neatness, Laura. Blyth; writing, Jessie Park; long tuts, Jessie Petrie; brushwork, Roa. Lambert. Attendance certificates : First class 6, .vec-ond class 10. Upper Infants,—General proficiency: Gordon Edwards 1, William Holley 2; (.at hen no Malcolm 1, Ruby Fa hoy and Isaixd Paterson 2. Neatness, Catherine Malcolm; writing, Violet Cuff; brushwork, Bernice Jones; long tuts, Olivia M'Keazie. Attendance certificates; First class 8, second class 3. Lower Intents.—Attendance certificates; I‘irst class 2, second class 5. MORNINGTON. Ihe lover Standards and infant room thikiren were, dismiicsc-d in the. afternoon, an.l ine upper standaids in tuc evening. In the a-iuernoon tJio prizes wore presented by Canon Lmali, the Rev. W. Trotter, and .Mr M. C'oh.u. Aiusual and elocutionary items, solos, and choruses, etc., were rendered by the childien, and an exhibition vas. given by Lire pupils of Standard 11. under Aii.s Al'Kissack. Ihe work of the caildien all round reflected the highest criMit. on the L-aching staff. Before leaving the school each child in the infant department. was given a. (jacket of lollies. .In the evening items were given by the fife and drum baud, and musical an.l cloc nt-i on-i.ry jKtiis v. ei'G much uppßCviutcd. iheic was also a pleasing cxinuilion of chib-swinging by a girl pupil, and a playlet. ‘Cinderella,' in character, was effectively presented by girls of the Sixth Standard.
Mr f. E. Statha.ni. ALP., presented the Rfizes to the . pupils of SMndard IV., Union Email to tuoic fd Standard \ .. and the Rev. W. Trotter Standard AH. plr Si nr c-ck mentioned the fact that the P‘.n e of dux nas this year ornipiod joint Iv by two girls, and announced that the Mayor of Dune-din (Mr d. .7, Clark) had generously donated a cc-cond medal. ;r. that, both girl; might nreeive one. Ho alau read a letter from the Mayor bearing tostimoney to the line work done l y the seen ! towards patriotic objects. .Jr J. Patton presented the band pi-in-s an 1 warmly complimented the Land maHn(Mr IT. D. ('e.rnpbcll) on the ap.l mlid manner in which he was bringing the band o-:.
Ihe jb.-arl Alaolcr (Air \\ . Davidson; spoke on W-inlf of the Nary League- ami presented the Navy League prizes. Medals, presented by the Aloniingion Cricket arid F ;nh M :;ill (' 1V; h>. v; ye j'■ r; 1 - sont-ed in conn-re-lion with those two came:; —that- for cricket to Tom Shadw.il ,md that for foot ball to Rett Hope. WAKART, Barents and friends attend'd in large num tiers both at the afternoon and evening iei cmoiiie.s. Mr AVdliam Annan- presided in the afternoon, and Air J. 'JMmn.-e in (he evening, and en each occasion :\ lengthy programme of songs, recitations, ami dialogues was cubniiUcd. ’] he N::vv League prizes were disti-ibutr-d in- Mr Kcmnitz.. who, with Messrs J. R. Wilsr and Bunting. pi (Waned tin- \:u in lls me Inis. In his address the Chairman .• n-nii-irentcd the. «(a;f and punils on the I-;-,-;.; r. mount of pa I ‘ 1 ’- work; accomol Ahed during the yem. Over £25 bad been rnb-;-n-i!)'-d to difT-rnd funds, and 616 articles were sent fm-vand for the .soldiers, including 153 1 -alec lave-e. The folk-wing j s the prize-list: .standard AH.—Dux of school, ,7, Bleak; dux girl. .MotlJe Wiliam-.-on ; class m.art;r. —.Jessie Spiers ], Doreen Ci-Oisau and Stanley Spiers 2. LiiKic.av A'ov.n • 5 Marjory Ciccnnlidc 4, 'Charles ' Tweedio 3.' Speiml. prizes: Knitting (silver UK-dull—-dccHc Spiers 1, Rein. Brown 2 ; rea--.i;nj—-.‘dice Dow 1. Rolvert Conneliy 2; .aiilhnict ic, Doreen Crossan: good conduct, A licet Tiny., r ; improvement—Edward H-.;. hj, Ronald Smith. J. M'Dougall ; recitation and writing. Eva " Dixon : Athenaeum prize—Do:cen Crossan E Marjory Hreenslade 2; attendance—Jas. Torr.ancr-, and Mol.lic AA- (.-even ycare* unbroken attendance) ; moat popular girl, Dor«on Oroscan. Standard A 7 .—Class ma-ike—Annie Ratrr?on 1. Bessie Young 2. Wm. ABTkmi.mil 5. Gc-e. Woixlhill 4, IT. Vinco 5. Stan.' Black 6 ; special prizes— neat home exercise bock Mr.K-.d Burns; knitting—Eliz. Tw-scdie l! Nellie Haigh 2; p-cr.ding, Myrtb Still - manners. 1.-: a Laing; courtesv, AA'm. M‘Dou«all : most populn.r bov in school AVm. Al'Dnugall. ' .Standard 'IV. Class marks— ALirkby 1, Margaret Paterson 2, lan Armo-iv 5, Edith Millar 4, Alary Wise '5, Alex. Torrance 6 : sowing. Dorothv Hemingway ; drawing—James Wocdhill 1. D. AAakbo 2: recitation Florence Reynold'-; • spelling. Will lain Coiir.olh’; ir.n>roveniont —AVm. Briuadon, r i hom-as Da-gg. Standard Hl.—Clasa mnvlis ; Ethel Burns 1. George Kcdzlic 2. Frank Thomson 3, Alyr.v AA’ilhams 4, George Thorn 5 ; spoiling—lvy .Still, Edgar Jones ; geography, Edith Ha.igh ; drawing, Mavis AA dliamson : brushwork—Ethel Burns, David Cox: physical exercises, Harold Oubitt ; good conduct. A 7 era Burns; rowing and knitting. Ethel Tweedie ; patriotic work, .Myra AA illiame ; attendance prizes.
Standard IT. Class marks—Mavis Brown 1, Jack Christie 2, Doreen t>ell 3,
James Milno 4, Robert Addison 5; arithmetic, Allan Young; mental arithmetic, Leonard Johnston; spelling, Geonge Williden; recitation, Clarence M'Rae; composition, Mabel Black; diligence—William Dick, Robert Burge?®; good conduct, Alios Al'Murray; sewing and knitting, Rhoda Woodliill; attendance prizes, 7. ■Standard I. Class marks—Daphne Spiers 1. Mary Brin 'don 2, Kathleen Burgess and Jeannie Cnbitfc 5; drawing, Jack Clark; spelling, Winnie Millar; recitation, Chriasie Armour; arithmetic, David Milne; sewing, Dorothy Waldie. All the infants received Looks, ami there were 19 attendance prizes. ANDERSOK BAY. Mr A. Youngson presided at the afternoon function, when the younger children were dismissed. A programme of action songs and recitations delighted the audience. The prizes were distributed by Mr F. J. Campbell (chairman of the School Committee). In the evening the old Presbyterian Church was crowded, when the children attending the higher standards contributed to a programme of sor.gs. recitations, choruses, and dances. Mr Campbell presided. The inspector’s report, be said, was very gratifying, and reflected credit on the teaching staff. There were 294 pupils on the roll, and the attendance had been generally good. The number entitled to attendance certificates was 110. During the year the girls had been knitting and sewing forthe soldiers, and had made 279 articles, which wore handed to the Women’s Patriotic Association. The scholars had contributed £8 to Dr Bernardo's Homes, and £4O had been divided between the soldiers’ fund, the Jack Cornwell fund, and the Belgian relief fund. Of that amvmt £l7 had resulted from bottle collections. A shelter shed had been erected by the Education Baord. and it was hoped another class room would soon be added to the school premises. The prizes were presented by Messrs Kirkwood, Bellet, and the chairman. The following is the prize-list; Standard \I. —Dux, Irene Cameron. Merit—Hubert Duncan, Sidnev Hammersly, Sydney Deliver, John Pearce, Ircno Campbell, Irene Cameron, Alary Holt, Esnie Harrison, Irene Henderson'; writing, Flora Mofllt; best-kept exercise. Alice Cadzow ; best-kept note hook. Alice Cadzow ;' Athenaeum prize, Irene Henderson (writing and arithmetic); seven years' unbroken attendance. Harold Clarkson. Standard A'*.—Dux, Frances Eaton. Merit—John Charles, Jonas Fifield, Marcus Harvey, Charles Mayne, Etenlcv Ross, Mary Contts, Frances Eaton. Gwendoline Pearce, Trina Williams; writing, Anna Sawers; special prize for writing, John Charles. Attendance, 11 first class and 4 second class. Standard IV.—Dux, Roma Campbell. First class merit: Girls—G. Williams, P. Johnson, B. Harvey, A. Dallas, L. Harrison ; boys—D. M. Abercrombie, J. Dennision, S. Mnnro, A. S. Penny, J. Johnston, J. Cameron, F. Duncan.' Writing, J. Cameron; special medal for writing, Roma Campbell; swimming, Wm. • Corkran and R. Stubbs. Standard lll.—Dux, Ernest Pearce. First class merit: Girls—E. Johnston, H. E. Henderson, G, M’Carthv, L. R. P Harrison ; boys— R. Harrison, C. Cuthbertson, C. Stubley. G, Rutherford, G. Bollock. Special prize for writing, Ernest Penrco. Standard _IT. —Dux, Eileen Kirkwood and AAm. Kirkwood. First class merit— Otmer Maher, Wm. Hitchcox, George Reid, •Tetri ■Shaw.’ Charles t-hepherd. Xormao Kelly. Sydney Howman, Lillie Bell, Jovce Campbell, Mabel Cameron, Myrtle Downing. Joyce Fairbairn, Doreen Harvov, Xetta M'Lenn, Myrtle Prattle, Joyce Williams ; second class merit—Basil Cox. Stanley ABDonald, Frank Spencer. Pearce Fde, Madge, Booth, Barbara Sinclair, Alima Smith. Ruth Stubley, Edith Travis! Alice Walton. AAYiting, ‘ Leslie Dixom Attendance, 21 first class and 5 second class. Standard I.—Dux, Louisa Cameron and Gladys Deliver (equal). First class merit —Xancy Arson. Rita Pride. Euphemia Ren free. Mavis Stubbs. Jean Hasher. Margaret, AA’aters, David Evans. Sidney Green. Oil. r1 r ; Deliver. AA’alter M'Lenn, Christopher Reekie. Alexander Sinclair; second class merit—Katie .Anderson. Julia Zwiehel. Frederick Booth, Kingsley Fairbairn. Hugh Riddell. Attendance, 9 first class and 5 second class. Lower standard I. —Fiv«t class prize, Olive Barnes and Frank Holmes. AA'riting, Christopher Reekie. Attendance. 5 first class and 1 second class. GEORGE STREET. ThC. school broke up to-day. The function for the in fa. Ms was hold'at 2.50 p.m.. and that for the middle school at 5. Tile elder? will receive their prizes tin? evening. The prize-list is as follows: Si and,ml A J. —Class marks: AA'avrington Lavlov (d.'.ix), Kenneth Robertson, | David Shirreffs. James E. AVells, Jade, Itefe, Reginald Long, Lucy Goodlet. and ■ Olive Emerson (dux (girls', Margaret R. I Bob. Ahold ILpc, Dorothy Parra. Robert j Mitchell, AVi.liam Hughes, Berna .Stedman. | Xxuvsta Gordon, Go;don Daglish. Special i prizes: Xavy League essay—Warrington ; Taylor 1, Olive Emerson 2, James E. ’■ A\ ells 5. Kenneth Robertson 4; woodi work, AVairiiiglor, Tayior ; coekerv, Eliza- ! beth Stcward-on : home work, Kenneth R'dc'rtson ; general diligence, Margaret R. Bed: mrud at tend i ace (never absent for light years). A’iolel Hone and D. ShcrreiTs; loothall (O.S.E.A. pirize, five-a.-?ule medals) —Arthur f'oate, David -Smith, Ernest Bolting, Edward Wilkie, Rav j 0 Bnon ; sewing—Lucy MTntosh, Kellie lAA illiams; piogr-ss in football (Mr Yorlfton ? medal!, fb-aart Duncan; English ! (Dunedin Alhenrcum prize), Olive .KincrI son ; shooting Xavy League meda-l), Ham* , Jail. A(tendance certificate?, 22. 1 Standard A'.-—Class marks; Bov.s—Alur | ray Hopkins. James Benfell' Dimal j Brown, (,'harles Lyiu, James Bit-inner; | givb—Ruby Cunningham. Helen Henry, j Lily Enrrson. Grace Pcnit. Margaret Boti tmg, .\iarjoiie Booth. Sjxiciai prizes—j Stanley > a Iter, 1. .Lean Henderson 2; j eoiking—Clins.-.ie Brunton L Rosie Craig I and Lily Emvison 2, Marjorie Booth o" 1 !■■C.wing--dean If. nders-ai j, Rosie Craig '2: X avy League—lames Brenner 1, Jus) ! Ben nil 2. I.ilv E.'ifOiMn:i o: wofKhvork— Gordon Gad-rev 1. Albert, Riaeh 2. AbI tern!,me,, m, ■ Tcates, 22. i bland noi IH—Lull,i Robert .-on, Bessie , P ; ‘- 1 arson. Edna. Lilly. Isabel Tilbury. I John l a.skie, Edwin Rohm Bon, Januv ; Mime, Isa Leila. Wallace, Hedv, ig J-kniik- • r.er. Inn y Aid.ran. James Thomas. Leslie ; Thlvhcock, Knieisih Wilson, Walter 1 Hieward-'on ; Mina Brocks, jroncral caceiI lenre ; Eileen IRimmos.d, Improvement; , Bessie Clcirkc, dd'.igonov : Ernest Be.tting, • design p Frank (been, drawing ; William He; '.'. ••ißtgeiic"; Edwin Dowdni, general , help: ulna.--. A; ie.stance i ertim ales, 51.
Standard HI. !!.—( l:rK mark.-; Lhevks M :itn;i. Ruby liuckhm.!. Leonard Suiniu y. Cc-. ii !."v,-i.«. Alex. M‘Murray. James ’i Frances Smiih. Gladys’ H'utdcrsiiii. tScmy* ■•!'!. Irvine Wil.mii. George
i!iik.-on. P y Brmranti, Leonard Lock; tone. l-.un: -0 Otarko. Irene lian--1 nr); ; grnrraj excellence, Emma. Grocoto. Attend a no’, ,*>l cert;‘kales. Sl,md:;d Ilj. A. Ckvs marks ; Gwendn IfarK.ur, Vcr.'.i Marlin. Charts BA!, r Tarry (Hilbert. Henry Limisav, Rita Warlm, Flora. .Raymo.-, David Ymrion, Nonna Ifirw!, Hludys lingers, Leslie Henderson. Jcaimie Mitchell. Lilian Patterson, Alan Uracil, Maxwell Anduvrm. Gc-ncmi exccUenee, Pliilip Hudson ; diligence, Isoli-'d Brookes. At tendance certificates. 19.
Standard ll.—Dux of tiro class. Harold Taylor; dnx girl, Muriel .Judd; elocution, John Osborn ; improvement—'William Moorh otisa, Erie Jolm.-um ; th.ts maiks— Mora .Mackenzie, Kita Jennings, Invin Douglas, Ernest Ashby, Viokt Hill, Jus. Hilkiiiscn, John Lewis, Alfred Patterson, Myrtle Hope, Peti Evans, Leonard Greenfield, Stanley Cotton, William Lindsay, •Tames M‘Combo, John Ayers, Andrew Sharp. John Dunn, James Hen nick, Alison Holliday, Cicely Aburn, Mona Aud-rson, Hianiey Hammond. Attendance. 38 certificates.
•Standard I.—Clara rnc.k*—Eva Judd, Marjorie Chisholm, ChrK-hc Duncan, Tlieo Arnold, David Silveiislone, Nellie Chisholm, Elsie Thomas, Kita Thomas, Lily Clarke, Rose Lazarus, Gwen N'icol, Pearl Buckioiid, Agnes Henry, Alice Rennick, Colin Gray. Willie Betting, James Marsh, George Craig, Ronald Pearce; special prize for merit, Gordon Dale. Attendance, 24 oei t itioalo.-;.
Pl.— Marjorie Valentine, May Ayers, Dora Wilson, Makison Jopson, 'pvan Mitchell, Charles Haggerty, tables, Lyle Latimer, Alex. M'Leod; spelling, Elsie Benfell. Attendance certificates, 22. Lower Standard I.—Class prizes—Valda, Sn.in and Clive Auld, Emily Patterson and James Martin; tables. Dorothy Wills Arthur Moore; spelling, Joan Lilly P2.— Class prizes— Hilda Aiken, ‘ Ernest Crancheld, Edwina Cummings, Granville Dames; tables, Margaret Brunton, Cedric Greenneld ; spelling, Arthur Ayers. CcrMcates, 26 Donors of special prizes: Mesdames Mmr and Taylor and Mo-, iaylor, A orston, and Gray, the X.Lvv League, Dunedin Athenanim, Cricket Association, Football Association.
CAVERSHAM. I nU and r lO - pupils of Standards Infant Department.-Every child in this department received a prize Standard I-First IL 9 prize- M !an Cardno Haze! AYvman. StopbLie 1W kloia Xoble Cknssie Gilbert, Jessio Bhof ; p SCC °i nd f las3 Prize—Ellen Ifetio' Khoda Brooks Agnes Graham, J ean i ndc Wanmgton, Helen M>Kav Cros an° c< ? n,cr » Evelyn Campbell, Glad^ Fd W', Eobert J Vnr ' v ? od , lizzie Ritchie, Whn?" V ono, ’ abl ° mention- Jack li ' Hila Eadio, Beryl Cooper. Eileen I I o reman Harry Butcher; special pm t liiSte hM™ '■ •
WU, 11-oral—F«4 d,as ALihcmi Ai'Gnegor, Douglas Thomas, w-n. k ? en / or 4> R°hmd Johnston, Ethel AA ilkie, Isabel fccarfe ; second class prize— Osmond Melville, Edgar Farranl, Leslie Carter, Charlotte Haig, Ethel Lyons, ].ona Dyinan Acra Galvin; honorable mention Kobcrt Hanning, Leonard Road, RecnParis, Thelma Weir. Annie Walker -ALiud Afowat, Evelyn Boyles; specie,] prize (spalling and class marks), Ra\nmml 1 araor. Attendance Certificates, Ci 9 Standard II (Upperj.-First class prize Janey Campkll, Chrisssio Smith, Ro?;,. T °;g,G Boii.-, Guh-bins, Joyce Sanderson, n-abel eraser; second class prize—Clara iM-am*. Lena Ivam, Olivo Rutherford, -Myra Brown, Rena Thomson, AA r m. Titelienvr, Harry Barkley, Ruth Gillies; honorable mention—Doris Benr.cn,’ Jr.n Maher, Tan APKay, Alary Andrews, John A arwood, Hugh Russell, Rita APCinckon, X elhc Blngdon, Daphne ARDniiaid, Errol Hamilton. Attendance certificates, 35. , Standard lll.—First class prize—Ruby Esjxirson, Mary Fraser, Leslie AA'ill, Reginald .Stevens, Eva Graham; second class prize—Emily Ross. Ernest Paris AMld.a M'Cuvdy, Janet Ritchie, May Brook, Ray Jackson, Doris Jcr.cs, Inez Iverr, Iris Kennard ■ honorable mention—Christina Hatton, Alice Alills, Fergus Thomson, Leslie Cardno, Ernest Page, Arthur Hooker. Alma. Toomcr, Irene Elastic. Special priz.es: Xaturo study, Kenneth Fulton ; spelling and writing—Leslie. AVilliamson, Alice Snowball; diligence (Airs Drinkertons prize)—Phyllis Anderson, Roy Gaivin. Attendance certificates, 55.
Standard IV.—First class prize—X'red Graham, Maggie Campbell. Ronald M'G-rc-gnr, Dorothy West, dark Davies; second class prize—Jessie Walker, Muriel Lyons, Arthur Frye, Winnie Storey, Olga, Caldwell, Vera Jefferson, Doris Hatton, Jcrmi Farquharson, Stuart .Anderson (equali ; honorable mention—Alfred Mills,' Ccci Thomas, James Brown, Dossic Wilson, Leslie Dunra-n. Winnie Rutherford, Andrew Fraser, Elwyn Franck, Grace Maitin, Julia Ramsay, Stanley Whitt.y, Bnssit Moyris. Special prizes: Drawing, Ronald Mtlrcror ; bruflnvork, Doris Hatton; shooting. Ronald .M'Gregor (Mr Butcher's jtizoJ ; mental arithmetic—Jack Davies, Andrew Fraser (.Mrs West’s prize) ; consolation shooting prize (presented by Mi Sanderson!, James Brown ; industry— Andrew Rid land, Cecil Thomas, Vincr Brown, Dossio Wilson, James Brown, John Adkins, Bassit Monas. Attendance certificates. 43.
Standard A . —First class prize—Ralph W ikon, Arnold 1 homas, Alma- Turner; second class prize—Mabel Ray, Charl-r? Banes, Thelma AA heeler, Janies Ros-, Edward Kerr; honorable mention—Robert A [array, Eileen M’Curdy. Vera. Rennie, R;la button, Rita Renckdl, Stanley Yeoman, Rita. Stevens, Gordon Passmore, Arthur Langley, John AVcddcrspoon. Special prizes; Xavy League—Ralph AA'ilAun 1, Edward Kerr 2, Mabel Ray 5; arithmetic prize (Airs Carson’s prize),' Vera Rennie; special prize (Lilia. Smith's prize), Sydney Bridger ; shooting prizes—Stanley Jclfcrson (Xavy League medal), Ralph Wilson (Mr Dutton’s prize). Attendance certificates. 25.
r- Dandaixl Vl.—Dux of the school (Air T. I’. Williamson's gold modal), Agnes ». ■ Aforiee. Class marks: First class—Jane Kliz. Hill, Venus M. Dead, Dorothy A. Yeoman; second class—Walter S. Dunkciton, Hilaries W. Briggs, Elsie S. Sca-rfc, Gordon .T. C. ARNTitty, Alf. A. Griffiths ; honorable mention—F. L. Emmemm. A.
R. Milne, Bertha King, Albert A. Allen, Arthur M. Wyman. Special prizes: Writing—lrene Kc.nnard, Dons M. Townrow, Sydney Goodman; drawing—W. N, Snowball and Alt. A. Grifilths (equal), Domlhy A. Yeoman, Iris L. Griffiths ; recitation—Eileen Alihvard, Mary M, Shearer; sight reading. Dudley William‘■on ; sewing—Jane E. Hill (E-eV. D. Hut ton's prize), Bertha At. King (Ah’ Sanderson's prize), Venus Al. Brad (Ah; Butcher’s jn izol ; industry and improve ment—Frauds A. Grave, Albert A. Alien. Alan B. Alilno, Aithnr H. 'Wyman. Fimenre Al. Einmorson, Margaret- 8. Tail. Albert .1. F. Homan, Alfred E. Famnii, C. W. IT. Kicpor, Thomas Allan, Alex. F. Nieper, 0. Alex. Stanley; victcy shield and Air R. W. Rutherford's gold mode.!, A. Zoo Morion; shooting—Albeit E. l.awrence (Air B. leatherford's go.,i medal), Arthur S. Quonnel! (Caversiia.m branch National Reserve prize), Frank M'G. Henderson (Mr Ruvrence’s pnzr, Walter 8. D ankert-oa (G. Gay's ). Ernest J. Cnrdno vAir Henderson's prize' ; con eolation shooting, Gordon ,j. I , ATKaily (G. Sanderson's prize) ; best allround cricketer in Standard AT., W. Ab iris Dimn. Navy League Prizes.—Venus Read I, Dnmtliy A. Ycoma.it 11, A. Zoo Monro A. Dunedin Athenscum's Prize.—Waller 8. DmikcmM. Special Attendance.—Ada Don ford, t: years If) month:; ; Venus Read, 7 yars B mouths. An i-ndaneo ecrtllicates, 25. LAn nry-six spcni'-l prizes were iniil libeled by ox pupils of Standard A I. KAIKOBAL The little one.' were dismissed yesterd afternoon. the prizes being distributed R tile chainnan of the committee (Air '■ Aloir) and the Rev. W. Gray Uixc.i. The evening function was held in W.ik i i Hail, 1 here being a very large auend’o.r ' of the public. Air A Loir again prodded. A musical programme, cun;i.sting of song; and iv r il'ilions, was (given by ibe j’.up;ls in the standards, commencing at Lower H and,iid I. A feature of the. entertainment was an appeal made- by the pupiief Lower Slanuard I. in the form of ‘Red Gross Song,' which was lilvr.viy re.-pomlod to by the public, the children being bombarded. with coins of all de nominations.
Tli’ Chairman mentioned that Mr Dim can Wright was exceedingly pleased with the Bible classes conducted by him du.ii g the year. A largo number of pupils had attended the classes, and tboir genera! behaviour had Loon good. Tho children had given liberally to patriotic and oth’T purposes, and they had collected a large .sum for the same nbiocls.
Tho Head Master (Mr Ailnntt) if id tboro had been a pleasing increase in th>* number of pupils enrolled. During the year 103 pupils had been added to ill? roll, and 78 of therm were transfers Dot other districts. The averages fee lh« riiff’r nt quarters in ilie year \ver» : First quarter 562, second 565, third 569, and fourth 507. This increase would give the s.ciic >1 three more pupil teachers next year. Keith Glasgow and Hebert Sinclair had won scholarships, thus bringing the school list in this connection up to 44 for th" n«.st 23 years. The patriotic work of Hie children had been admirable. They had forwarded £SO n be divided among the various funds of iho Ps;M*i..ti»: Associations, and £66 8s I-r ll to 15:i>-n it;•<!<,> l>oys. ( Apple u-e.; o\v 252 c;-:-pnp;!s of
the school had gone to fight ooi battles,! and 31 had given their lives! The following ia the prize list; — Standard Vl.— Examination marks— Adam Begg 1, Albert Aburn and Amy Thomas (equal) 2, Lillies Ussher S; general proficiency — William Kenned!. N anciß Todd, Rita Dobson, John Hou ‘Vlarie Ilimmell, Myrtle Crosbie, Don Stevenson, Robart Love, Effie Heenan, Ernest Pearce; sowing—Jeanne Bows 1, Amy Thom;-a 2; writing, Celia Fountain. Attendance cer- ' tificntes : First cla-as 18, second clas 12. ; Standard V.—Head master's examina[iT. 1 —Philip Harris 1, Joseph Hunter 2, Mitli Dobson 3; general proficiency—Robert Leighton 1, Thomas Sunderland 2, hlla Beveridge 1, Ella M'Millan 2; penmanship, Winnie Ellis; sewing—Edith Dobson 1, Phyllis Everitt 2; merit—Tom Eaton, James Delahunty, Kiora Dow, Si-hil M'Farlano; genera] improvement— j Robert Veitch, Sydney Lawreneo, Eva Adams, Winnie Ingram. First class certificates 18, second class 7. Standard IV.— Examination marks—.Tran Piggott 1, Jean Archibald 2. Hazel M'Guiro and Ira Goughian 3, Wilfred Woebling 4. Doris Davis 5, Cyril Jamiosnn 6, .la.net Mnnro 7. John Dance 8, E''ed Ellis 9; general improvement— Ethel Brough, Sophia Warrington, 'William Gourley, Irene Chadwick. May Armstrong, Albert Butterfield : sewing—Esther W-'!inmson 1. Dorothv Bartlett' 2. Attend'iure certificates : Hirst class 20, second class 16. . Standard lll.—Head master’s examination—Alexander Tinvie 1. Maxwell Burney 2. Norah Bows 3. Glass marks : Boys— ADx. linns 1. Ralph Park 2; girls—Eva Edwards 1. 'Marcia Ronald 2: merit—EricFountain. David Wraight. William Tail. Murid Bailnne, Elsie Watt, Ke.thleen Hamilton. Special prizes : Writing. Doris Bel! ; handwork and drawing, Edmund »M‘Ara : sewing—Mildred W’n+ker 1, Edna Forsyth 2. Attendance certificates : First class 14. second class 13. Standard ll.—!■ ixaminntiqn marks—Ar- j Ihur Holden 1, David Sinclair 2. Audrey Bilchie 5. Glass marks—David Sinclair 1. j Norm a n M'Arthnr 2. Arthur Holden 5: Imogen Millar 1. Tva n Wood 2. Cl.vre Scherp and May Piggot (eqrall 3. Writing (special), Grace Walden ; handwork—Grace Walden B 'Mary Stevenson 2; Rowing, Rose M’Giivrav ; merit—Joan Johnston, j May Wood, Ttv-ley 'Wilkinson: genera! j Improvement. Olive Ch.arbris. Attendance certificates: First class 11, second class 11. Standard I.—Head master’s examination ; —Douglas Millar 1. George Simpson and’ , Herbert Tyrrell (equal) 2, Liloh 'William- . eon. Macolm Porter, and Arthur Bel! (equal) 5. Glass marks—George Simpson 1. Dong', if, Millar S, Arthur Bell 3, Leonard Leighton 4, Laurie Milne. Harry Glen : Jessie Thomas 1, Tyv Gilchrist 2, May Sinclair 3, Maud Ovens 4. Writing,' Elsie .Pringle: drawing, Peter Davidson': handwork, Garnet Do Spring : sewing. Hazel Allan: diligence—Hazel "Allan, Myra Tayior, Patrick Wateon ; excellent attendance —Colin Taylor, Myra. Taylor. Attendance ceititivates : First class IS, second class 14. Lower Standard I.—Head master's examination—Molly Jarratt 1, Alan Chisinau 2. Isabel Scrivener 5. Class marks—Arthur Holt 1. Hector M'Alpino 2, Herman Bonn tag 3, Win. MTntcdi 4: Charlotte Charter:® ', Ed a Burney 2, Eltham Dowse 3, Lily Wind?»'4. Writing, May Armit; drawing. R.cgfaald Nicol : diligence ami good condtKl—Grace Scherp, Eileen Godby ; handwork. Lily Morrell. Attendance ccrt’fieates : First class 9, second class 14. • Infant Department.—C!««b 1: Frn-c-t Eli:-. 1. Ainu Tlnldji! 2 Glad vs Bairie 3, Luh Sinclair 4. Rosie Fennell 5, Winnie Smith 6. Class 2: Alick M'Donakl 1. Stanley Downes 2. Harold Morrison 3, Wi'Ho Bcirs 4. May Wnlfc 5, Muriel Ed-waid.-c 6, Vivienne Lamb 7. Olnsaj 3: Dcl'y Duff 1. Carrie Guynier 2. WillJe Edmond 3, Tui Allan 4. Eva. M’Gregor 5. 11011® flirn-' 6. Clii-s 4: Dux boy. Charles Blackwood; dux girl, Alma Southey; Frank Taylrr 1. James Hitt 2, Eustace Feuuoll 3. Winnie Johnslon 4, Evelyn Smith 5. Violet Andercnu 6. Elsie Winder 7 Attendance (citificaies : First tiaas 12, second class 9. Special Prizes.—Dux hoy. Adam Bogs (gold medal;: dux girl. Amy Thomas (gold medal). Medal for arithmetic, Donald Stevenson. Woodwork : Standard YF.—. Albert Aburn 1. Jcbn Gillies 2 : Standard V—Emil Bachem 1, Joseph Hunter 2. "'ookcry: Standard Vl.—Amv Thomas 1, Nancy Todd 2; Standard V.—Ella M’Milian 1. Ell,i, Beveridge 2. Alhcnmum prize, John Holt! Swimming; Standard IV.— H. 1 ait 1. 1,.’ More 2. Long, regular attendances : Seven years—Bessie Bcevridge (medal). Ella Beveridge; eix years—Win. Bcver dge, Mario Himrnel; five years— John Holt, Rita Dobson. Winifred Wilkinson, John Reid. Medal for the gatherer of meet bottles, Leonard Hoy.
CONCORD. 'I ho ceremony of closing the school for the year took place on Tuesday afternoon in the presence of a large gathering of parent a ar.<l_ friends. Mr Herbert Christie (chairman of committee) presided. Ho had associated with him in the matter of presenting prizes Mi 33 Isabel M'Lcau and Mr C. K. Kiathajn, M.P. Before commencing proceedings the chairman spoke generally im the progress made f>y the school during the year, especially in regard to the increase in the number on flic school roll To-aay it stands at 146. He also mentioned the fact that fully half an acre had been added to the playground, which ■would give, an area huge enough to av commodate 300 pupils. Mis,-. M'Lcau presented the Navy League prizes, and then rendered a. telling address on the ('tiicicnoy of our Navy, con.hiding these remarks bv appealing to the girls to double their efforts in the, coming year in aid of the Bed Cress work for the wounded soklieis, Mr Statham presented special prizes for progress, and reminded the non-prize-winners to keep fit,do ire- along for success war. stir© to follow earnest endeavor. During the afternoon an acceptable programme of songs and recitations by both junior and semor pupil?, under the direction of Miss Ford and Mr Strong respectively was carried out. -Appended is the prize-list:-Standard I.—May Comkh 1, Alma Chain bens 2, David Johnston 3 : writing, Leslie Randall; drawing, Alma- Chambers : brush drawing, Hugh M'Millan. . .Standard I[.—Florence Mitchell 1, Doris Slrolc 2. JCvnn Freeman 3; writing, Margaret Miller; drawing. Gcorgo Miller; brush drawing, Ethel Blackie. •Standard lll.—Vivian Samson 1. Annie Tombs 2, Phyllis Tombs 3 ; writing, Vivian .Samson ; drawing, Wm. Stewart"; hr;x,h drawing. Annie Tombs. Standard IV. — Sad a Martin 1, Ivan M‘Dowell 2, Winifred Smith 5; writing, -Mary Chisholm; drawing, James Keenan”: brush drawing, Winifred Smith. Standard V.—Cecil Yates 1, Lewis Cornish 2, Leslie Blackic 3; writing, Lewis Cornish; drawing, Leslie Blackic; brush drawing, Ada- Findlater. Standard t I.—Dux of school, Elena P. Strong ; Sydney Keenan, 2; Mary Smnro:i, Fred (.'. Woodcock (equal), 5: writing. _LV:bid Miller; drawing. Fred Smctal ; bnu-h drawing, Sydney Keenan. —Special Prizes.— Junior recitation prize. Reginald Wilson ; epninr recitation prize, Joan O’llara, and Seda Margin (equal). Composition (Navy League essays).— Standard VI. : David Miller 1, Adelina, Pitts 2. Standard V. : Cecil Yates 1 Diehard Steele. 2. Progress _ Prizes.—Standard I. : Jessie M'Lcau, Florence Freeman, Bryan Burgess, David Miller, Myra Taylor. Violet I[iK:m. Standard [II. ; J/xHc M'Millan. Standard IV. : Norman Chambers, Fric O’Dowd. Bessie Blackley. Standard V. : Irvine Smith, Lindsay M'Lecd. Brnshwork:—Standard IT.; G-eo. (Miller. •Standard IV. : David Stewart. Good attendance certificates, 68.
NORTH-EAST HARBOR. This school broke up for the holidays on Tuesday evening, when the schoolroom. was uncomfortably crowded by parents- and friends to see the prizes distributed and to enjoy the concert programme provided by the pupils. The hitter ijave a very enjoyable treat, thanks to tuo training of their teachers. Mr Hollyer,_ chairman of committee, after ajxilogising for the absence of the Rev. f.t. Macdonald, distributed the numerous and valuable prizes to the children and the silver medal to the dnx. This school has grown considerably during the past year, and at the inspectors’ examination m .September the five pupils presented in Standard VI. all gained proficiency
certificates, and the school obtained a very good report. Appended is the prize Irst:— Navy League Prizes.—Jas. Hannah 1, Allan Mnnro 2. Standard VI. —James Hannah' dux (silver medal), Allan Munro, Geo. Hellyer, John Patterson, Rao ITollyor 2. Standard V. —Mary Boddy 1, John Proctor, Aileen Hinhley, Neil Johnstone, Alex. Landreth,' Robt. Landreth, Esther Shanklands 2. Standard IV.—David Patterson 1, Ruby Lee. Walter Proctor, 01. Edwards 2. Standard lll.—Robt. Free 1, James Boddy, Leslie Bentell, Edwin Allan, Helen Landreth, Elsio Hannah, Herbert Hellyor, Hazel Lee 2. Standard ll.—Car. Copeland 1, Dor. Proud foot, Goo. . Proudfoot, May Edwards, Alex. Gibson 2. Standard I.—Nettie Copeland 1, Phyllis '■Hutton, Jack Saunders, Alwyn Marshall, Joseph Gibson I Cecil Hubbard, Thos. Patterson, Jas. Landreth, Dun. Proctor, Fr. Proudfoot 2. Pl.—Cob n Finlay 1, Al. Challis, Norman Challis, Hillsdon Hutton 2. P2.—Louisa Hannah 1, Norma Small, Jane Johnson. Ethel Johnson, Mavis Tintton, Harry Small, Frank Kellyer 2. Infants.'—Gordon Proudfoot, James Johnson, Gwen. Compton, Kate Landreth, Margaret Gibson, Fred. Donaldson. Drawing.—Vl., Al. Munro, Jas. Hannah ; V,, Mary Boddy. Ale-x. Landreth: IV., David Patterson, 01. Edwards; 111.. Jas. Boddy, Ed. Allan. Writing.—Vl.—Al. Munro, Jos Hannah ; V., Esther Shanklands. Aileen Hinkler; IV., 01. Edwards, David Patterson; 111., Robt. Free, Helen Landreth. Mental.—Jas. Hannah 1, John Proctor 2. Garden.—Allan Munro and Neil Johnstone 1, John Patterson and John' Proctor 2. / Knitting.—V., Mary Boddy; lA’., Ruby Lee: 111., Helen Landreth,; 11., Caroline Copeland: 1., Phyllis Hutton. Most ponular boy, Allan Mnnro; girl, Mary Boddy. The dux of last year, Winnie Hinklny. was also presented with a silver medal, which was not forthcoming at the previous broak-np. * PORT CHALMERS. The following is the prize-list: l/ovrer First.—Proficiency : Robert Holden and Albert Lewis 1. Gordon Lightbonrno and Robert Cnrror 2, Axel Howie and David M’Larcn 3; Minnie Collier and Hazel Reeves 1. Isabell-i, Sou ter and Hfiphno Hodge 2, leetta lewis- and Mary Driisem 3. Class s.—Gordon Whyte L_ Richard Douglas ,2. James Harrison,.'o; Laura. P.raitkwaite and Dorothv Groves'!. Agnes Anderson and Mavette. Wadsworth 2, Eleanor Howie and Priscilla Porter 5. Class 2.—Cyril Upson 1. Forrester Bel! 2; Isabella M’Laren 1, Margaret Bruce and Eva Kirkwood 2. Good attendance certificates in infantroom, 15. Every child in the infant room icrrivcd a reward. Standard i.—Proficiency: W. M‘Connell 1, J. Teller and S Howie 2 ; G. M'Milbn: 1. D. Asher, S. Howard, A. Lott, and M. Collier 2. Sewing, Irene Fletcher. Good al tendance certificates, 10. Standard 11.—Proficiency: A. Here, in |l, P. Brailhwaite 2: Tui King 1, Lily Booth and Laura Reid 2. Sewing, Ellen Ellis. Good attendance certificates, 27. Standard HI. —Proficiency ; S. M'Alpino I, W. Jones and F. Peters 2. D. Rell and J. Braithwaitc 5; Elvia Morrison ami Violet M’Larcn 1, Lena Brown. Euphia | Fletcher, and Mavis Thompson 2. Sowing, Freda Baker. Good attendance certificates, 52. .Standard IV.—Proficiency: G. Porter ‘ and F. Brebne’r 1, G. Neilson, R. Router, ' and J. Emerson 2 : Maysel Taylor 1, Una Nicolron 2. Sewing, Jean M'Nie. Good attendance ceititivates, 25. Standard V. —Proficiency ; T. Jones 1, lE. Brown 2; Margaret Thomson 1. Ivy ■ Reid 2. Sewing, Ethel Lawrio; gardening. P. Raif. and A. Munro. Good attendance certificates, 32.
Standard Vl.—Proficiency: 11. Whyte 1 P. Eraser 2 ; E. Stvche 1. L. Peters 2. Sewing, Lilian Haskins; cookery, BellaMTlonzio; woodwork. John Kewsomo. Good attendance certificates, 25. —So cond ary Department. Dux of school. Gordon L. Taylor. Senior Division.—English, J. Brown 1, .1. Woodhcnd 2; Latin, J. Brown 1, D. Miller 2; Erench. J. Brown 1, J. Wood head 2; nvithinctic, D. Miller 1, J. Glengarry 2; algebra, D. Miller 1, J. Glengarry 2 ; geometry, J. Brown 1, J. Y,Modhead 2: botany, J. Woodhead 1, J. Brown 2. Junior.—English. E. Booth 1, E. Flannery 2; Latin, E. Booth 1, M. Graham 2 ; Erench, E. Booth 1; arithmetic, E. King 1. 11. Pullar 2; geometry, E. Flannery 1, E. Booth 2; algebra, E. ILannorv 1. T. Porter 2; botany, T. Porter 1, E. Fanncry and E. Booth 2 ; geography, EX Booth. 1. M. Graham 2 ; history, M. Graham 1, E Booth 2. Good attendance certificates, 5.
WEST TAIERI. A concert was held at Woodside last week in connection with the school vacation. Mr D. Sutherland occupied the chair. The lirst part of the concert consisted of songs, recitations, dancing, and dialogues by the children. These, were all well rendered, and much appreciated by a large audience. The second part was given by local talent and friends from a distance. At the conclusion Air Macpherson moved a hearty vote of thanks to the performers and the children for the pleasant evening they had given. This was carried, together with a special vote of thanks to Miss I. M'Diarnml for her assistance with the children. Master Harold Ferguson presented (Miss Gibb (assistant teacher) with a handbag. He said the children wore all sorry at her leaving, and asked her to accept the gift as a token of the high esteem in which they held her. -Miss Janet Marshall, on behalf of the children, presented Mr Kelly, who had been relieving for fully four months, with an inscribed umbrella*. She said that all the children felt grateful to him for his kindness end the interest he had taken in the.ir progress. Both teachers suitably replied. On Friday a. number of ladies met in the hall to say good-bye to bliss Gibb. Mrs \V. Reid occupied the, chair, and after some music, recitation, and singing, Miss Gibb was presented with a gold pendant and chain as a token of esteem from the ladies of "West Taieri. Miss Gibb feelingly replied. Mr Kelly expressed his pleasure at seeing Misa Gibb honored. Ho bad been some months in the school, and could testify not only to the good work done there, but also to" her kind and obliging manner, which made it a pleasure to work with her.
MOSGIEL. The I-.losgiol District High School break-up was held in the local Coronation Tiall last evening. An excellent concert programme was gone through. Mr T. Walsh (chairman of the committee) presided, and said that this year the concert was in aid of the prize and Red Crr,ss_ funds. The committee had decided to hold a picnic locally, and thus try to rewmrd the children for their year’s hard study. Ho thanked the school staff for the excellent work done during the year, especially the acting-rector (Mr Graham) for the work done- during Major Moir’s absence. The programme consisted of choruses, recitations, drills, dialogues, action songs, etc., and the teachers are to bo congratulated on the success achieved. Misses C. Chcyno and A. Keys played a piano duet. A recitation by* Master D, M'Auslin. ‘ The Errand Boy,’ merited the applause accorded it. The, rector reported that the attendance throughout the year had been very satisfactory. The roll number was : Primary 339, secondary _ 30. _ One hundred and thirty-two pupils gained attendance certificates. The secondary department had shown an increase, necessitating the. appointment of an additional teacher. Thirty-six pupils in Standard VI weir presented for e.xamiuation, all gaining proficiency certificates. The agriculture' work of the school continued to bo si r cessfully carried on under Mr Healy (tl: board’s instructor). Throughout the yethe children have been employed in irnv ing useful articles for patriotic purposes. The following is the prize list (Standard Vll.—Senior ; English, River Modder Sim; Latin, Annie Abercrombie Bruce; mathematics. Alice May Nai-
smith; agriculture, Violet Marion Mitchell ; regular attendance from long distances, Annie Lavinia Petrie (second class). Junior: Dux. Winifred Gibb; general excellence, Daisy M'Lelland; mathematics, Anoy Keys: English and French, Phyllis Molr; book-keeping— Jessie Dodds 1. Gordon Paterson 2; Latin, Gordon Brown; cookery, Sylvia Govan: dressmaking, Clarice Cheyne; regular attendance from long distances— Henry Gordon Brown (first class), Robert MTvenzio Wilkie (second elass).
Standard- Vl.—General excellence— Donald Williamson, Georgs Wood, John Williams. Adam Hamilton, Elizabeth Logan, Hazel Sim, Williamina Gall, Ethel Walsh; diligence—Janet Gordon, Ida Vindcr. Maurice Mciklejchn; drawing, Agnes Andrew; cooking, Ellen Mitchell’; sewing,' Annie Davidson; woodwork, John Sparrow; long distance good attendance, Henry Finnic; writing and drawing, Agnes Hendry: neatness, Violet Stephens; ,knitting. Jessie Mackie; shooting prize (silver modal), Adam Hamilton. Standard V.—Dux boy, L. Young; dux girl, Doris M’Loocl, L.'Melrose 2. English—Albert Webber and Winnie Wilkie 1. Annie Harrison 2: .arithmetic.. Robert Taylor and Ella Taylor; drawing and geography. Noil Craig; neatness, Frederick Bridges: sowing, Emma Eustace; knitting, Flora M’Killop, Verna trim, Francos Allan.
Standard lA’.—General excellence, AlTed Massey and David M'Au'Ain; English, Robert Dodds; general excellence. Flora Wyllic; English. Alice Kirk arithmetic, Emma Wood ; sewing. Margaret Purvis ; good work. Violet Paterson ; industry, Winfred Higgins ; improvement, Barton Gilmore. Standard Hl.—Dux. Vera Alexander; general proficiency, John Owens and Vera Hamilton; arithmetic, Wm. Williamson and Jessie Boult; English, John Logan and Bessie .Armstrong; sowing, Vera Alexander : brushwork, Annie Hart; neatness. Ada Bridges. Standard ll.—Duxjyov, Campbell Logan ; dux girl. Doris Wheatley; general excel-' lence, Hazel M'Auslin ; English, Ivan Pringle and Jean Hendry; ' arithmetic, C'arrnthnrs M'l.ean and May Euetaco; Rowing. Winnie Dixon ; neatness, Margaret Dyer. Standard I —Dux boy, Douglas Wilkie; dux girl, Amm Molrosc; general excellence, Agnes Brown ; English, Frederick Johnston and Isabel Brown: arithmetic, Maurice Irving and Emma Haigh ; sowing. Jane M'Lcod; improvement prize. Miller Finnie. ST. ALARY’S. MCSGTEL. The annual break-up was held yesterday morning in the school. The Rev. Father Collins (of Holy Cross College) distributed the prizes and addross'H the children. Al very rltraci ive- programme was gone through by the scholars, who were nilerwaid.; treated to a, supply of sweets. The following U the, prize list; Good conduct (awarded by the votes of tlit'ii* companions)— Paul Howard, Bertie Qrelch. Chrieliun doctrine: Standard A M.. Paul Hin.viud ; Standard AH.. J. Cunningham ; Standaid A'.—Dorothv Resticaux. J. Vt.ilis, AA. Quin. S. Kcnnellv; Standard IA r .—Tom Cunningham. Al. O'Xciil ; Standard HI. —K. Keppeii, N. Colu'.nh; Standard lI.—F. AValle. Tess.io Al'Gultigan ; Standard I.—Al. Roughau, B. Colnmin .Highest marks in class; Standard \*lL. P. Howard ; Standard AH., Pinliis Cheyne ; Standard A 7 .—J. Walis. A\. Qimi. T. .Roughin', (equal) : Standard IA . —T. Cunningham, L. Ronghan (equal) ; Standard HI., E. Quin; Standard 11., J O'Xeiil; Standard ].. F. llartv.
ST. PHILOMELA'S. Tho following pupils ol St. Philcmona's gained proficiency certificates ; —Cccilc Kconan, Keenie Kenny, Teresa Kelson, Priilonu'iia Moloney, Mvra Anderson, Pita. Gave, Mav Dan : el. Eileen Curtin. Elizabeth O'Malley, Letitia O'Connell, Monica Rodgers, Lconorc Murphy, Rongomai Carter. ST. CLAIR. Tho following completes the prize-list:— Class I*.—Dux, X'atricia Campbell. Leslie Grindlcy 1. Clive Armstrong 2, Mary M'Kaiv 3. Cedric Dimes 4, Colin Tapley 5, Margaret Wilson 6, Hector Coxon 7. The attendance certificates numbered 17. MUSSELBI’.RGIL The prize-giving ceremony took place in tho Coronation Hall, S;. Kilda, la..i night the commodifies building being packed. Mr .T.Harrks presided, and commenced by apologising for the absence of the chairman of committee (Mr I). C. CameronL the chairman of the Education Hoard (Mr D. T. Fleming), and others. HE tongratula ted live fitaff ou the success attending their efforts during the past year, li ho committee always looked lo the Sixth Standard as an index of live work of the school. This year out of 44 who cat for proficiency oo parsed and six gained, competency, there being only two failures. Addresses were delivered by Mcs-fio J. Wallace and R. H. 'fodd (ir.-ambcr.-, of the Education Board) and M. C-uh.-n ; and Mr White (head master) thanked those who had so generously ,;ontrlbnb>d (n the prize fund. The prizes were distributed by Messrs, Wr.lhu-a and Cohen, and an enjoyable programme of musical and other items vr.i* contributed Kv tho children.
ST. CLAIR PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN. At the St. Clair Presbyterian Church Hall on Tuesday a large number of parents and friends attended the closing of the kindergarten and primary school which is conducted there. The. hall was tastefully decorated, entirely by the work of the children. One of the principal decorations' was a large folding screen depicting scenes peculiar to Christmasticle. The children went through the games and’ exercises very prettily, the marching being, particularly good. The Rev, J, Millef complimented the children and teachers on their exhibition, and spoke highly of the influence exerted by such careful training as the children received from Aliss Lake and her assistants. Carrying out the spirit of Christmas, the children, denying themselves little luxuries, have contributed sufficient funds to send a large parcel of toys to the children in the Dunedin Hospital. Before leaving, the children were given small gifts, and they in their turn took homo gifts to their mothers and fathers, made by themselves.
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