ALL SAINTS' SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Colonist, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4174, 25 June 1885, Page 3

ALL SAINTS' SUNDAY SCHOOL.

■ The annual meeting of the All Saints' Sunday School was held last evening, in the Institute next to the Ghurch, when his Lordship the Bishop .of Nelson presided. The first recitation was given by Amy Burford 'very clearly and with good emphasis. An ■■address was delivered by Mr Browning, who j urged on the children to improve their singing with heartiness. He also dwelt on the permanent advantages of Sunday School teaching when efficient, and theGeiicouragQments which are constantly given to diligent

teachers. Frederiok Poole gave the next recitation, of the " Golden Bee," very well. The Rev Lorenzo Moore gave a hearty address which was listened to most attentively. Emily- Street and John Street gave their recitations next, after which the Superintendent, the' Rev C. W. Jennings, spoke on making Sunday Schools pleasant and happy. The prizes were then distributed, and the Bishop spoke an affectionate word to each recipient. The Rev P. Innes-Jones gave the last address, and thus finished a very pleasant evening. Subjoined is the prize list: —Boys : Class 11., Benjamin Gully, Ist; J. Smallbone, 2nd. Class 111., Henry Prebble, 1; Frederick Amos, 2nd ; Oscar Wimsett, 3rd. Class IV., Frederick Poole, Ist; Harry Lane, 2nd; John Street,-3rd; Frank Oakey, 4th. Class V, Edward Kelly, Ist; Frederick Levestam, 2nd; Ernest Amos, 3rd. Class VI., Bertie Levestam, Ist; Cecil Nash, 2nd; Cnarles Keeble, 3rd. Class VII., Hugh Gully, Ist; Arthur Gillon, 2b.d; James Simpson, 3rd; and Anthony Rodgers, 4th. Giuls : Class 11., Connie Hodgson, Ist. Class 111., Ada Wimsett, Ist; Emily Street, 2nd ; Amy Poole, 3rd; Annie Kelly, 4th. Class IV., Mabel Gully, Ist; Edith Me' Gee, 2nd ; Annie Poole, 3rd; Charlotte Simpson, 4th. Class V., Jane Grant, Ist; Bessie Krahagan, 2nd ; Mary Owen, 3rd. Class VI., Mabel Mc'Gee, Ist; Mary Shannon, 2nd ; and Constance Jones, 3.