NAVY LEAGUE ESSAYS
PALMER PRIZE COMPETITION THE RESULTS ANNOUNCED (Pee United Press Association) WELLINGTON, October 22. The results of the Wellington Navy League's Palmer Prize essay competition were announced to-day. The subjects were—senior, " What is Britain's wisest course to secure world peace?"; intermediate, " British submarine campaign in the Dardanelles "; junior, " Wireless, the friend of the mariner." The results were as follows: Senior. —Boys: Winner, Thomas Allen Ross (Waitaki Boys' High School) ; next in merit, John Mason Gould (Takapuna Grammar School), Donald Campbell Gray (Scots College, Wellington). Girls: Winner, Marie Donaldson (Selwyn High School, Christchurch) ; iu>xt in merit, Marion Calcott (District High Schooi, Te Karaka), Mary Kemp (Diocesan High School, Auckland). Intermediate.—Boys: Winner, Douglas Earl Reid (Waitaki Boys' nigh School) ; next in merit, Malcolm R Renn-Foord (John M'Glashan Collet, Dunedin), Percival Johnston (District High School, Marton). Girls: Winner, Shirley Roe (High School, Rotorua) ; next in merit, Selma Enghind (Whangarei High School), Margaret Smith (Granity District High School). Junior.—Boys: Winner. Don Rawles (Stratford Public School) ; next in merit, Robert Owen Davies (Waitaki Boys' Intermediate School), Kenneth Alexander Bargh (Kaitaia Public School). Girls: Winner, Nola Justice Mathieson (Public School, Wnipukun.ii) ; next in merit, Margaret Westmacott (Selwyn House School, Christchurch), Mary C. M'Millan (Public School, Kaitaia).
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22709, 23 October 1935, Page 15
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