DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.

New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 7111, 10 March 1884, Page 2

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.

The distribution of prices awarded to the successful exhibitors in the Sunday School Industrial Exhibition and Flower Show took place at the Athenamm Hall on Saturday afternoon. Miss Jervois, who was accompanied by Lady Jervois and Major Ecclcs, presented the handsome and appropriate prizes to the bappy and smiling juvenile artificers. The ball was literally packed, £tul there conld not have been less than 700 children present. After Miss Jervois had distributed the prizes, the distinguished visitors inspected the exhibition. The names of the prize-takers are as follows : St. 0 ohn’s Sunday School. —Grace Fraser, special prize given by Mrs James Smith for pincushion : Kate Butler, 2nd, ftr crochet; Mary Hutchison, 3rd, for satin crotchet bracket; Christina McGregor, Ist, for wool mats ; Jessie Mitchell, special prize presented by Mrs James Smith for woolwork, picture, “ The Nativity ; ” Lucy Mitchell, special prize for braiding; Minnie Schuler, 3rd, for doll; Alice Kirkcaldie, special prize by Mrs James Smith, antimacassar and doll's clothes ; James Littlejohn, 2nd, for model boat. Charles Young, Ist, for writing; S. Kirker, let, for cardboard model; Mary Hutchins, special prize by Mr James Smith for dress'd doll; Henry Anderson, 2nd, for map ; Mary M’Kerrow, crayon drawing; Jessie Hutchins, 2nd for map ; R. N. Anderson, Ist for water color; Grace Wallace, special by Mrs Hart, for antimacassar. Mount Cook (Presbyterian).—Maggie Hopkirk, special prize by Mrs Hoby for lady's cap; James Robinson, let for ship model; Harriet Laird, 2nd for writing ; Bertram Bird, Ist for lady's whip; Nellie Smith, Ist for sewing; ditto, sth for quilt; Jessie Smith, special prize for sewing ; Florence Harris, special by Mrs Hart for nightdress. Adelaide-read (Presbyterian), Robert Shaw, Ist for leather work ; Jane Wilson, special by Mira Wilson for nightdress. St, Andrew’s.—Lizzie Mackay, special prize for cone frame ; Martin Luckie, illuminated motto ; Agnes Scott, tea cosy ; ditto, 2nd for • crewel work; Maude James, 2ad for doll; Phoebe Watson, Ist for letter rack ; Caroline Letham, 2nd for cone frame ; ditto, shell and cork frames; Martin Luckie, Ist and 2nd for drawings. Wesiey Church Sunday School.—Emily Pearce, 2nd for boys' knickerbocker ; George Butler, model of yacht; Jane Wilkinson, knitted socks; Mary Dryden, bracket; Florence Gill, illuminated writing ; Mowbray , Denton, special prize for map; same, box of turain'M . 6 ame, collection of natural objects ; Lily Ralph, special by Mrs Fraser for child’s pinafore; Herbert Beale, Ist for tinware. Molesworth-street (Wesleyan).—Nellie Widdop, writing Psalm 117th ; May Tuckwell, wax flowers ; Florence Murray, rice basket; Ernest Drake, special by Mrs Jas, Smith for model of ship ; Alfred Fennifold, model of locomotive.

The Bethtl.~ Ada Duke, antimacassar ; Bella Petherick, special by Mrs Jas. Smith for crewel cushion ; Willie Jensen, 2nd for money-box. Yivian-atreet (Baptist). Eva Petherick, writing 117th Psalm ; Charles Collins, 3rd for writing H7th Psalm ; Clara Firth, scrapbook ; Alfred Petherick, model map ; Alex, Davis, bookmarker ; Theresa Firth, Ist for crotchet skirt; Ada Shearer, pincushion. Sydney-street (Primitive Methodist). — Walter Johnston, Ist for pair of cone frames. Webb-street (Primitive Methodist). —Alice Hill, special by Mrs Hart for crotchet-work ; Thomas Priest, 2nd for leather work. United Methodist Free Charon Sunday School. —Arthur Tome, Ist for illuminated text; Walter Britland, Ist for map ; Mary Mclntyre, special for crotchet work. Mission School, Courtenay-place. —Ernest Drake, Ist for map. Woodward-street (Congregational)—Alice Wright, special for plain sewing; Christina Lindsay, special prize by Mrs -Smith for bead work ; same, special by Mrs Smith for dressed doll; Mary Smith, Ist for dressed doll; Alice Wright, map ; Louisa Silk, 2nd for water color ; Annie Banweil, special, by Mrs Knowles for writing 117th Psalm ; Lnoy Leighton, special by Mrs Lankshear for dressed doll; Florence Pronse, 2nd for wOol