SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1536, 7 August 1901, Page 47

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

EXAMINATION RESULTS

The following are the names of those who win prizes or certificates in connection with the recent Scripture examination of Sunday scholars held by the Wellington Sunday School Union. Prizes and first-class certificates will he awarded to scholars who have obtained 75 marks and over, second-class certificates to those having 60 and under 75 marks, and thirdclass to those who receive 45 and under 60 marks: CITY SCHOOLS. Berhampore Baptist. - Charles H. N. Salter and Len. Whitelaw, 60: Horace E. Salter, 57 • Miriam K. Pegg, Geo. F. Young, and Matilda Pabst, 50. Ohiro Baptist. —Mabel Brown, 84; Richard J. Larking, 80; Barbara ham, 79; William Bentley, 67 ; Margaret Graham, 58; Dorothy Blick, 56 ; Harry Y. Roberts, 52; Lucy Larking, 50; Eunice Robinson, 49 ; Beatrice Larking, 48. Vivian street Baptist.--Elspeth E. Nicol, 81; Herbert W. Thompson, 78; Eva Miller, 73 ; Lilian I. Thompson, 73; "WTmTre~fl-~Y~" Johnson, 67; John Johnson, 66; Walter Fear,_6l; Ida Roberts, 60 ; May Roberts, 59; Grace A. Webb, 55; Cecil E. Webb, 51; Arthur Fear, 47; Lavinia Howard, 47 ; Bessie L. Howard, 45. Church of Christ, Dixon street. —Ernest Scot!, 81; John F. Richards, 71;

I Gertrude Richards, 71; Harry G. Shakes, 67; William Johnstone, 65; Flossie Oldham, 64 ; Doris Beggs, 60; Richard G. B. Davis, 60; Grace Johnson, 57; Madeline Oldham, 53; Margaret Grany and Annie Watt, 51. Constable street Congregational.--Alex Elton, 89 ; Ethel M. Mills, 59; Iris Thomas, 54 ; Lucie M. Mills, 53. Courtenay plac© Congregational.—MarI garet Gray, 71; Florence A. Lindsay, i 62; Florence Silk, 62; Ernest J. Thawley, 60 ; Andrew H. Lewis, 54; Christina Stewart, 54; Margaret Stewart, 53; Jessie Cousins, 51; Albert A. Rouse, 50; Ruby G. Lindsay, 45. Terrace Congregational. —Elsie S. Mor- | rison, 90; Albert J. Ilott, 88; E. PhilI lips, 86; Grace Clemance, 83; Emily | Macklin,Bo; Bernard R. Lankshear, 78; j Edith Macklin, 75; Nellie Poole, 73; I Lily Mulville, 68; Alice Masters, 62; Winnie Quinton, 60; Eileen Fleming, ; 54; Noel Phillips, 48; Constance Dou- ; glas, 48 ; Myrtle McClure, 47 ; Myrtle A. , Raymond, 46; Bruce Quinton, 45. I Kent terrace Presbyterian.—Alfred ' Craddock, 80; Emma Magill, 7S;Jame# I Bee, 72; Catherine H. Wilson, 67; Rose Milne, 67; Agnes Milne, 61; Man j garet McD. Wilson, 56; Margaret Mcj Bean, 54; Alfred H. Robinson, 54; Donald Wilson, 47; Ada M. Cochrane, 45. Roseneath Presbyterian.—Ruth Low, 67 ; Isabel H. Turnbull, 64; Edith Low, 61; Florrie Low, 50; Winifred Low, 45. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian.—Minnie Paisley, 69; Lillie Selley, 60. St. John’s (Mount Cook) Presbyterian.—Annie Allan, 94; Lily Ferguson, 79; Nellie Hunt, 77; Frederick Hunt, 77; Kate Tasker, 75; Annie M.cLeay, 67; Christina Allan, 67; Alice K. Beynon, 62- Daisy Ted, 59; GwenJones, 57; Eunice Dement, 54; E. Mary Matson, 53; Margaret McKenzie, 53; Maud G. Murray, 48; Lena Young, 48; W. Williamson. St. John’s (Willis street) Presbyterian. —Edward A. Seagar, 85; Percy W. Bur_ bidge, 79; John R. Sclater, 76; William J. Clachan, 76; Leonard P. Harty, 67; Emily Buchanan, 66; Lena Chappell, 65 ; Leonard Evans, 64 ; Henry ‘ Morris, 56; May C. Clachan, 55; Eric McPherson, 52; Jessie Adams, 51; Nellie C. G. Harris, 46. Sydney street Primitive Methodist.— Mary E. C. Skelley, 75. J Worser Bay.—*Lewis Porter, 72 ; Alice P. Porter, 60; Delia C. Heath, 57; Minnie Luff, 54; Lelia Porter, 52 ; Wil_ liam G. Perry, 52; Rita Bentley, 49; William Porter, 47; Constano© A. Kirch©r, 47. I Karori Wesleyan.— Annie D. Cathie, . 71; William H. Raine, 62; Winifred j A. Cathie, 54; John Rain®. 49.

Kaiwarra Wesleyan. —. Clifford G. Smythe, 86; Sylvia G. I. Smythe, 80; Louise Gran, 64; Margaret Sinclair, 61; Catherine M. Cheyne, 60. Taranaki street Wesleyan.—Faith N. Calvert* 78; Doris C. Joily, 75; Marion Aldersley, 73; Alice Belcher, Sjjf.; Elfie Jacobsen, 70; Reginald T- Aldersley, 70; Charles J f Freeman, 67; Grace A. Smith, 67; Grace M. Freeman, 63 ; Edith L. C. Calvert, 60; Kathleen D. Calvert, 60; Arthur Aldersley, 59; Jessie M. Butler, 58; Lily M. Dixon, 58; William Reed, 58; Frank L. G. Jolly, 54; Florence Field, 51; Arthur Nees, i 50; Olive E. Moyes, 48; Julius Kuch,; 46 Fritz Nees, 46 ; Edith Harris, 45 ; Elsie E. Doney, 45. 1 Thorndon Wesleyan.—Walter Frethey, 79 ; Emma Northcott, 58 ; A nnie Cooper, 55 ; Katie Cooper, 47 ; Annie North, oott, 47; Olive L. Long, 45. Trinity (Newtown) Wesleyan.—Maud Seraggs, 83 ; Ellen V. Hayes, 62; Mary Overend, 51; Myrtle Cliinchen, 45. COUNTRY SCHOOLS. Church of Christ, Nelson.—Katherine B. Hudson, 61; Dorothy Knapp, 52. Congregational, Nelson.—Gwendoline Isaac, 59; Lucy Kershaw, 46. Knox Church (Lower Hutt) Presbyterian.—Daisy Tait, 52. Masterton Presbyterian—lvy lorng, 51; Jessie McGregor, 50. Palmerston North Presbyterian.— John D. R. Munro, 78; Nessie Buchanan, 69; Florrie Grant, 63 ; Irene Webster, 59; Lena Good, 56. St. Andrew’s (Waipukurau) Presbyterian.—Telma Enting, 88; Ruby Scot, 87; Edmund Enting, 87; Mary Mib® cbell, 84; Daisy Barrie, 81; Florence , j W. Cook, 78 ; Mary J. Gow, 77 ; Annie . i Merrylees, 63; Phoebe Scott, 58; i ! Maggie Mitchell, 55 ; Margaret M. Jar- [! mieson, 51; Maud Jamieson, 51. , j Colyton—John G. Wratt, 72; George .j T. Simpson, 54; Edna L. Fennell, 45. Kumeroa.—Gertie Jackson, 85 ; Louie i Roil, 77; Ivy Thomas, 70; Elsie A. Galbraith, 67 ; Katie M. McMillan, 62 ; Martha J. Smith, 59; Bella Roil, 59; William Roil, 58; Harry Roil, 58; Olive M. Thomas, 58; Georg© Thomas, 1 j57 ; Sarah E. Smith, 54. I /Johusonville Wesleyan.—David Huti ton, 50. I Lower Hutt Wesleyan.—Lucy E. Box, ’ j 75Sydney E. Trevethick, 57; Gracp | Jenness, 50; Leonard Jenness, 45. 'j Masterton Wesleyan. —• Herbert H. j Darnell, 71; Constance Elliott, 54 ; ] Winnie Carpenter, 51; Edith F. HeyJ hoe, 46 ; Mary East-hope, 45. '1 Broad street (Palmerston North) Wes- • leyan.—Fred. Hill, 65; Raymond A. R. Lcvrv. 65 ; Eunice Rush' 60; Isabel ■ | Petone Wesleyan.—Frederic E. Wil- • j loughby, 64 ; Florrie Edmonds, 58 ; El- ' sie Edmeades, 55; Lizzie Avison, 47; t Bessie Edmeades. 47; Edith L. Ed- ] meades, 45.

j SECRET DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS | -$■ .When the Wellington case Kinsey r. Kinsey was oalled on in the Divorc® Court on Friday, Mr Wilford, acting for respondent, asked that it should be heard in camera. In the course of & conversational discussion a which ensued, Mr Wilford expressed the opinion that all divorce cases should be heard in camera. Mr Justice Edwards dissented from that view, and said if that practice became universal it' would popularise divorce, and lead to an increase in the applications for dissolutions of marriage, which the fear of pub_ licity precluded. Mr Wilford urged that it was desirable to hold secret sittings in order to prevent the newspapers publishing objectionable details. His Honor responded that nothing could fairly be stated against the way in which the newspapers in this colony reported divorce proceedings. Mr Wilford further urged that the Chief Justice had recently granted two or three applications that divorce proceedings should bo heard in camera. As Mr Skerrett, counsel for petitioner, had no objection to the case being heard in camera, it was dealt with privately. After hearing the evidence, his Honor reserved judgment.