SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
I The ttert-incaice of honour offered to the I school whose scholars cfeSaiaed most marks, i in proportioc to the number of scholars, has i been.awarded to the.Haasapa Presbyterian ? Strnday-schooL - . The Hactapes Stmdiv- | school obtained the high percentage of 65.9 I per cent, per scholar, thus boating its reI cord of 49.5 last year." ' The next- schools I in order of merit -were as follows:—Tahnrsa | Methodist, 50 per cent.: Kaarihohore Presj byterian. -44 pa- cent.; Otana UndeaominaI tjonal,. 37.06 per cent.; ; Onewhero Ucdes ncminatio-nsl. 36.8 per cent, ; Tasara Pres- | brterian. 55.4 per ©est.; ! Btikdale MethodI ist, 35.8,: 3layfieM Cndaoominattoiaa!. i 23.9. No fewer than 153 schools entered ; for this *xHE.iia;iic«. and'of IKB K-holaia ] -who sat 1031 pasas»i. i : s ' — I *
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13844, 2 September 1908, Page 8
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