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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1696, 9 December 1919, Page 6

PALMERSTON W.C.T.U. COMPETITIONS. PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH f ■school. . A number of lino essays wore sent m, the majority {raining over 80 marks out ot a possible la*. Many of the’,pupils wrote* on. I h0... Uusmoss man’s arguments in favour <if Proliihitidn/ 7 The essays were examine.! by Mr F. Charhvood Campbel , Who mpetent and fair judge, and wlios > i i ... ins always give satisfaction. rile prizes are aw; d-d as follows: F m l,1 Jn 1 ” H 90 in arks (pos sdde 100); form IV.. A.vnsley Sinclair, 8 . ~ ; • MKiviuu, 86 marks; Homi V., Svhil GooclrirJijo, 100 in arks; Form VI., Mavis Dmd!. 88' marks. 1 roxinm access it : Form 111,, R, Heelcy, 85 marks: I'orni 1V... M rjorie Rair, 85 marks; Form V'., Mu u >■;«•«. Hodder 89 marks: Form Vi.. Caih-Hne Mcllaflie, 86 marks. The priz-s will I,- presented as ■usual aj the “hrea,k-mceremony. Maori Girls’ SclmC girl in the school to.ik petitions this year, so essays wen l sent in. awarded as follows: S'; , . . ~ ~ P«ki, 85 marks (possible 100): Standard IV. Ruby Orm-liv, 70 marks; Standard V. Geneve V. iniata, 80 marl’s: Standard VI. Ku Winiata. 90 marks. Mr Campliell also ( ’ramined tin se, and I,lie thanks of the Union are extended it » him for his kind lylp in this work. Turakina.—Every P in the corna ia:r number of Ihe prizes are d 111.. It. Wi-

The Premier states that tic- (I,>v< i( t intends iit mi early'diite to a i>.• '!;nnntion bringing into operatin'* to ■ .Av.hieli for an elective Coo v < 'hamber instead of a nominated nee The liist, elections will take place simultaneously villi 'doetic.n;: for t 1 ■ 1 1--t of Kepresontalives at the n '.:t lit.. .. ! election*