SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1641, 12 August 1903, Page 31

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

ANN UAL SOR IPT ORE EXAMINATION. At tho examination held on July 10th 430 scholars competed. Of tins Dumber 70 gained prizes and first-class certificates, 105 second-class certificates, and G 7 third-class certificates. -hast year 431 scholars competed, and succeeded iu winning 70 prizes and firstclass certificates, 75 second-qlnss and 91 third-class certificates ; 75 marks and upwards gaiiis a prize and first-class certificate j GO marks and under *5 gains a second-class certificate: and 45 marks and under GO a third-class, The special prize for highest number of marks goes to Percy Jiurbidge, of the Ivlfc. Cook division of St. Joints Sunday school, who gained 93 marks ouo of a possible 100. The examiners were Misses Rely or and .Bradford, and Mr T. H. Gill,' M.A. The Rev Dr Gibb is to be asked to present the prizes at a meeting to bo held in aoout three weeks. Following are the results: — St. John’s (hit. Cook division). — Percy Burbidgc, 98; Christina. Allan, 69; Joanna Allan. 64; Neville 1’ rancis, 60: Annie Allan, 51. St. John’s (Willis street). Mary C. Cinch an, 88; "William J. Ciaclian, 70 ; Lauren a Anderson. 08 : Harold Pierard, G 7: Jessie Sclater, G 3; Lena Chappell, 62; Fred E. Chappell, Irene D. Atm ore, GO: Nellie Harris, 56; Mary Duncan, 54; ' Agnes Hopkirk, Anna Simpson, 52 : Lilly Bono, 43; Ethel Ramsbotham. 47.

St. Andrew’s. Minnie Paisley, 97; Emma North, GO; Mary Forsyth, 47. Kent Terrace. —-Alfred Oacidick, 8o ; Jessie Tolley, Ada Caddick, 80: Henry Tolley, 76; Eiva McGowan. Margaret Wilson, Margaret McKean. 75 ; Robinson, 72; Avehs Andrews, t 0; Dorothy Robinson, John Smith, GG; Catherine \V nsoii, 64; Cyril Whiteman, Cl; Ruth Low,'sß; Rachael Nichols, 53; Rose Milne, 51; William Smith, 50; Graco Ewing, 43; Bessie Irvine, 45. Congregational, Courtenay Place. Floreneo Lindsay, 75; James IT. Gray, Lilian Tliawley,' 04; Ethel Port, 63; Margaret Gray, 61; Ruby Lindsay, Ins Lennox, Vincent Lewis, 60; John Lennox, 52 ; Muriel Port, 49 ; Violet Lewis, 48; Ernest Tliawley, 45. Congregational, Terrace. - Francis Poole, 91; Edgar Phillips, 79; Euphemni Gordon, 75; Colin Forbes, /2; Nellie Poole, 71; Bernard Lankshear. Ellen Lankshear, 67; Alice Masters. 61 ; Annie Littlejohn, GO; Noel Phillips, 55; Kitty Poole," 49 ; David Poole, 47; Alfred Lankshear, Adelaide Masters, 45. Congregational, Constable street. Ethel M. Mills. 89: Lucy M. Mills, 88; William A. Mills, 85; Alec Elton, 74; May Bold. Alfred Bramley, 70; R. A. G. Evans, 57. Baptist, Vivian street. Elspeth Nicol, 93; Lilian Thompson, 88; Ralph Thompson, 86: Ettie •urictge, 80; Harry Hoby" 77; Hannah Johnson, John Johnson, 76: Ettie Tees, 73; Alice Porter, 72; Erica Holy, 70; Ivy Phillips, 65; Eva Miller, Florence "W alien, 60; Nellie Tucker, Winifred Thompson, 54* Charles Warren, 53; Gladys Montwlba Pees, 48; Herbert W. Thompson, Gertrude Wood, 46; Grace Webb, Clarice Bates, 45. ' Bei-hampoi-e, Baptist.—Grace Lindsay, C 7; Grace Young, 52; Vera Pegg, 49; George Young, 45. Ohiro, Baptist.—Margaret Graham, 79; Ruby Lawson, 75; "William Bentley, 72- Chas. Makeham, 60; Ivy Bentley, 55; Dorothy Blick, 47; Myra Bhek, 45.’ Methodist, Taranaki street. Elin Jacobson, Edith Calvert, 92; Faith Calvert, 83; Arthur Nees, 81 j Chas Freeman, 69; Lily Dixon, 63; Kathleen CM - vert’ 62; Mabel Hayes, 55; Maggie Jones, 54; Lilias Signal, 53. Me the dist, N ewtownM a u d Sera ggs, 80; Cyril So wry, 71; John M. Brown, 49.’ Church of Christ. Dixon street. Kenneth Swiney, 6: George Jordan, 66; William Johnstone. Albert Jordan, 65* Annie Watt. 64: George B. Davis, 63; Lilian Watt. 60; Stanley Lang, 581 Frank Fullford, 53: Mabel Williams. 48: Grace Johnstone, 47. Primitive Methodist, Webb street. — John C. Dawson, 54. Primitive Methodist, Sydney street. Jessie Kerr, 69; Mary Sicelly, 54; Isabel Nicholas,?Clarinda Nicholas, _ 45. Karcri Methodist- —John Raiue, 75; Annie Cathie, 74; "Winifred Cathie, 60; Orlando Dryden, 52; Robert llanie, 50 ; May Tarr, 45. Kaiwarra 'Metliodist. —Clifford _ C. Smyth, 79; Thcma-s Gardner, ( 1; Ivenneth Smyth and Sylvia Smyth, 51. Lower'"Eutt Methodist .—Eric Aldersley, 76; Ethel Box, 64; Leonard Jenness, 63; Reggie Alclersley, 54; Raymond Baker, 50. Petone Methodist. —Jack Gamble, 60 ; Eva O’Meara, 53; Frances Haddy, 53 • Herbert Hardie, 51: George Pickering and Florrie Edmonds, 48. Jobnsonville Methodist. Hannah Hutton 86; David Hutton, 7o; Elsie Beaumont, 63; Walter Mildenhall, 50. Ashhurst Methodist. —Alma Searle, 75; Hazel Andrew, 63; Kate Dittmer, 60; Martha Thompson, 45. Mastcrton Methodist. —Olive Sutherland, 74; James McMaster, 60; Cather-

ine McMaster and Christina Graham, 45. Kuripuui Methodist. —Marion Allsvvorth, 60. Palmerston (Broad street) Methodist. —Maud Pike, 61; Marmaduke Pike, 48. Palmerston (Cuba street) Methodist. —Laura Jamieson, 78; Eunice Rush, 69; Agnes Jamieson, 61; Nth he Partridge, 43. Fei 1 ding Methcdist. —Mabe 1 Ca rtliew, 64: Frank -Burniev, 61; Janet Crabb, 48. Feilding Primitive Methodist.—Olive Gould, 07; Grace Sveudsen, 63; Eva Jones, 62; Ruth Younger, 55; Adelaide Wilson, 46. Feilding Presbyterian.—Amy Watts, 87; Ronald Watson, 82; George Downer, 54. Wa ip i i!e: ira u Pr esby t eria n.—E dm und Euting, 90; Daisy Barrie, 87; Ashton Chambers, 86; George Chambers, Ruby Scotit. 56. Master:.on Presbyterian.—Colin McKweii, 61. Petone Presbyterian.—David Simpson, 75 ; Florence Thomson, 73 ; Alfred Barnard and Albert Monk-house, 47; Arthur Webb, 45. Lower Hufct Presbyterian.—Mary Duckling, 63. Picfcon Presbyterian. —Charles Bathgate. 70; Waiter Jensen, 55; Gertrude V. install ley, 54. Pal m erst on Presbyterian.—Gwendoline Revans, 61; Chrissie Grant, 60; J. D. R. Munro, 54; Jack Grant, 53; Isabel Brown, 46; Maggie Harris and Robert Bott, 45. Colytonl’nited.—Lilian Sherman, 47. Palme: sion Congregational. —Evelyn Rawlins, 63; May Toms, 45. Nelson Congregational. —Mary Neve, 86; Hilda Smali, 82; Lucy Kershaw, 79; Arthur Taylor, 72; EtUtli Cheel, 67; Joel Taylor, 65; Hazel Pereival, 50 ; Laurence Small, 47. Nelson Baptist.— William 11. Pettit, 93; Norman tVebiey, 92; Mabel Edmonds and Bernard Aicuaue, 83; Bernice Earl, 82 ; Jessie Pettit and Dulcie Andrews, 75; Howard Newton, _ 72; Percy Edmonds, 71; Victor "Webley, 70; Harold Cannington, 67; Ella Child, 66; Lydia Dee and Harold Robertson, 64; Thomas Pettit, 60j Beatrice Bulge nt., 45. P n ]me vst on J3a pt. i s t. —Cy ril J* l cl lards, 93; Ivy Whitehead, 89; Alfred Blackburn, 65; Raymond Whitehead, 60; Effie Holbrook," 59; Constance Revans, 57; Irene Whitomarsh, 53. Nelson Church of Christ.- —Dorothy Knapp and Harry Potitt, 95; Russell Knapp, 75; William Glover, 60; Mabel Nalder, 56; Albert Brough, ’49. Worser Bay (undenominational). — Alexandra Had and Minuie Dufi, 91; Francis Jolly, 87; Constance Jxireher, 83 ■ Dorris Jollv and Norman & track, 79; Delia Heath and Maurice T airhnrst, 75; Fred. Lindup, 71; Millicent Hall, 62; Vivian Cole, 54 ; T rancis Heath, 53; Daisy Marshall, Faii-hurst, 47; Emily _ Mar:shall, 45. Kum eroa (u ndeno min at lonal). - a Jackson, 86: Nellie Bryant. 81; Ella Gregory, 76; Gertnudo Jackc.on, i 1), Olive Thomas, 63.