MANAWATU SPRING SHOW.
THE AWARDS. public schools divisions. WRIT INC. (Judge: .Mr I l '. I). Opic.) Pupils. iiii(l('r nine years; Dorothy Trask, Edna Atmus, Alice Jewell (Campbell street), Hazel Smith (College street), Annie Mahout, Edna Keating (Convent), E. Tily (Terrace End), Doris Kilgonr (Kiwitea), Jessie Mohray (RongoUoltako), Georgina Eraser (Hastings) merit cards, Richard Edmonds (Campbell street), Phyllis Lauren,son (College street), Chrissio Falconer (Terrace End) commended. Fifty-live entries. Under ten years; Lurna Stewart. George Pickering, Mavis Stokes (Campbell street), Tom Rear (College street), Dorothy Lundy, Evelyn Hogg, Leslie McNamara, Phyllis Liic.'e’ (Convent), C. Gaskin (Terrace End), Mary Collins (Hastings), Mabel Adams (Campbell street)', Bridget Gildea (St. Joseph’s, Daimevirko), merit cards; Saidie Cowburn, Eva Veiny (Campbell street), commended. Filly-nine entries. Under 11 years: Violet Webber, Ray Dodson (Campbell street), Nila Macaulay (College street), Gladys Keating. Vera Sherd)' (Convent), Eleanor Kiigour (Kiwitea), Jack Murphy (Colyton), Arthur Greenwood (Marton), Mary Ross (Rongokokako), Clara Cleaver, Mary Collins (Hastings), merit cards: Ada de Rosa, Gertrude (tfso.sk i (Convent), and another entry sent in without a name, commended. Thirty-nine entries.
Under 12 years; Helen Adams, George Young, Jack Mahon, Roy Kells, Octavio Bleckley, Arthur Heavy (Campbell street), Charles* Joints (College street), A. Weston (Terrace End), Sophia Harris (Convent, Dannevirke), merit cards ; ■ Leslie Stratton (Campbell street). Gladys Kiigour (Kiwitea), Elvra Jarvio (Marton) commended. Sixty-two entries. Under 13 years; Rose Denson, Edwin Freeman, Cyril Isaacs (Campbell .street), Madge Hopwood, Arthur Black (College street), Leonard Vogthevr (Hastings), Margaret Deighton (Marton), Violet Wade (Tokoinaru), Rita Lilcy (Campbell street), Eileen Watts (College street), merit cards: Margaret Mnwatt, Claude Jones, George Webber (Campbell street), May Rogers (Convent), Ivy Cox (Tokoinaru), commended. Sixty-five entries. . Under' 14 years: Irene Giorgi, Hulcm Penman, Muriel Melles, Cecil Arrowsmith (Campbell street), E. Bailey, Mavis Rogers (College street), G. Higgins (Terrace End) Gladys Edridge, Leslie Henry (Hast- ;„„•«) Willm Harris (Convent, Dannevirke merit cards’; Leslie Grecnhill (Campbell sired), Robert Hesp (Convent), R. Lovcjoy (Terrace End), commended). Sixty-four entries. Tv?, Anv age up to lb years: Jean \ os?. Doris Cowing (Campbell street), Herbert Smith, Majorio Gaskin, Emily Arnold. Violet. Kingan (Terraco End . Gwen List (Hastings), 1 relic Clapham, Elizabeth Martin (Kiwitea), Willie Harris (Convent, Hamnwirke), merit cards. Iwonty-two onll Title page of book or catalogue, pnpiK u, to 15 years; Muriel Melles Elsie Hale. Gw m Watson, Mita Easto. Karen Cluis-ton-m Pbvllis Jewell, Clifford Dawber, Am io Johansen (Campbell street), merit cards.
ißawing from fashioned OBJECT iifji't': Mr 0. li. Elliott). Si uncial I 111: Stanley Nidiolls (Campbell ami). Lucy Ross (Kiwiteu), W. Truman. Klsie Holt (Pousonby), Leslie Lovelock, Annie Campbell, Basil Lml) merit cards: Jack Mason, Ken loye (Co lies'ft street), Harry Smith, Joseph i oynton. Ronald Ncwth (Terrace End) com mended; 22 entries'. . L Standard IV.: Stanley Kirk, Jack ' Sey - mour Montague Matthews. Gordon Hard mg (Campbell street), Fred Bennett Sydney Drake (College street) Percy (lowdy Man rice 11 oilier (West End), Jack Giles (Monavde) R Portoous (Pousonby) merit cards. Victor Fades (Campbell street). Jack Page (West End), Leu. Bull (Mor.uvalc) commended; 20 entries, carton and cardboard modelling. Judge; Mr F. D. Opie. Standard 111, collection six models: \Hn<l Dnwick, I.»n Yeo, Hay Brauli*v Nils Amlereon (College street) mem fariH 1 '- 14 entries. Standard IV.: Connie Alien. Arnold Campbell (West F. merit cards, Stuart McKenzie, '\n> Pmiih (College Greet) comended ; 14 entries. Standard V.‘: Mabel Cooper, Kami Chris ~,,i:v|, (West End) merit cards; o entries. The judge remarked on tin 1 good work m 1 Li.-, class. art and TECHNICAL schools. DRAWING AND PAINTING. ( Judge; Mr L. J. Watkin, Wanganui.) Studios in plants: Miss C. Lloyd (Auck land) 1, Miss Grace Fox (Auckland) 2 Mm C. N, Uny (Dunedin) 3; 5 entries. Foliage, fruit, etc., of native trees: Miss C. Lloyi, 1 Mrs C. N. Hay 2; 2 entries. Still lit*' in colour: M. A. Bottrill (Auckland) 1, Mi" M. S. Bottrill (Auckland) 2, Miss Cian Harrison (Palmerston) 3, J. KrNtolersei. (Auckland) v.h.c.; 6 entries. Landscape n colour: .Miss D. E.vncli (Palmerston) 1 am 3, McLean (Palmeiston) 2; 9 entrie>, j Je;id from the cast, in black and white : Miss Frances Cowie (Auckland) 1, Air. Smith (Palmerston) 2. V. B. Murray (Anel; land) 3; 0 entries. Head from life: t 1. Balling (Auckland) 1, Miss D. Lynch 2: i entries Hands and feet: Miss Grace I’m. 1, Miss D. Lynch 2; 2 entries. Figure iron life: Miss D. Lynch; only entry. Head from life in colour: Mi.-s 0. L. Jones (Auck land) 1, J. Kristofersen 2 ; 2 curries. From view of thorax: Miss 1 ). Lynch 1, ,11 Butcher (Palmerston) 2;_ >oidy entries. Sketches of figure, portraying some action ; Miss D. Lvncli 1, Miss Audrey_ Heweb (Craven School) 2, Mies Grace Fox 3; 4 entries. MODELLING. Plant or foliage: Miss C. X. Hay; onh entrv. ‘DESIGNS AND ART CRAFTS. Study of plant, in colour; Airs C. N. Hat 1, A. Wilson (Auckland) 2; 2 entries. On ginai work in stencilling: Miss Thelma Shaw (Auckland) 1, Miss K. Lippiutt (Auckland) 2, Miss E. Mittmcr (Palmerston! 3; 5 entries, Work in jewellery or enameiling: Mrs (J. X. Hay; only entry, Loathei embossing: Miss C. Dixon (Auckland/ 1 am. 2, Miss D, Lynch 3; 3 entries. Specimen o: signwriter’s work: CL Foster (Palmerston; 1, E. Watson (Palmerston) 2, A. H. Voyc. I (Palmerston) 3; 3 entries. Beaten coppci or pewter work: Miss C. Dixon 1, 2, and 3; only entries'. Set tlies based on New Zea I land flora or fauna: Airs C. N. Hay; only entry. ARCHITECTURAL AND AIECHANICAI DRAWING AND WOODWORK. (Judge: Mr E. H. de J. CTere, Palmerston.) Drawing of building, or any architectural feature-: K, I). Box (Wanganui) I, Laurie Bowen (Wanganui) 2, P. G. D. Ala bast-er (Wanganui) 3: 4 entries. Machine. or part of machinery; Laurie Bowe.i 1, P. G. L). Alabaster 2; 2 entries. Models in Woodwork: A. Rowlands (Palmerston) 1 L. Keating (Palmerston) 2; 2 entries Cabinet, work: A. L. Westmoreland 1. J. McGill and G. Anderson v.h.c. (all of Pal mormon Technical School). DAV PUPILS TECHNICAL, PRIVATE OR SCHOOLS OF ART. (Jeoni trlcal problems: P. Cl. 1). Alabaster ], I, itiric Bowen 2; 2 entries. Groyip four objects: G. H. lie Thierry (Auckland) ], Miss Blanche Wyldo (Graven School) 2, Miss Philippa Nairn (Graven School) 3; 3 entries. Drawings from natural objects: Miss Philippa Nairn I, Miss Ena Rennie (Wellington) 2, Aliss Elizabeth Roberts (Wellington) 3, Miss I, Smith (Wellington) v.h.c., Miss D. Baines (Hastings), h.c. ; 8 entries. Natural objects in colour: Jiuia Booth 1, Captain Iwikau (Tokening!) l 2; 2 entries. Three original designs: J. Muir I, Claris Batch. Tar (Waituna) 2, Elsie Kerr (Waituna) 3; 10 entries. SECONDARY AND DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOLS. Geometrical problems: Arthur Davenport (Alui'lon) 1, GeoliVey Sollilt (Palmer?,!.in High School) 2; 4 entries. Group three objects: Keith (’roll (P.N. High School) J, ||. Bycr.'dt (P.N. High School) 2, A, Davenport (Marlon) 3. C. Trask (P.N. High School) v.h.c.; j) entries, Set drawings of natural objects; Roy Kirkland (P.N. High School) I, Nellie Gamman (Marlon) 2, Sybil Gondi’idge (P.N. High School) 3. Nellie Martin (P.N. High School) and Valda Savage (Alarton) v.h.c.: 7 entries. Drawings in colour: Miriam Parker (Convent, Dannovirke) I, Alice Gildea (Maliaraliarn) 2; 4 entries. 'Three designs in colour: Florrie Nash (P.N.
High School) 1, Sybil Goodridgo 2, Rita Mclntosh (Convent, Dannevirke) 3: 5 entries. Two designs: Doreen Kersley (Wellington) 1, Rosalie Cameron (Wellington) 2, Miriam Parker 3; 7 entries. Original model in woodwork: W. Signal! (P.N. High School) 1, A. Snell (P.N. High School' 2. H. Bycroft (P.N. High School) 5; 3 entries.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10121, 31 October 1917, Page 2
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