DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6125, 11 March 1898, Page 1

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.

« HORNBY SCHOOL. On Tuesday morning, Mr Adams, tbe Chairman ot the Board of Education, distributed the prizes to the children attending the Hornby school. The following is the prize list : — Standard Vl.— Leonard Big.i.m. Standard V.— May Chaney and Lilly Gweu, Standard IV.— George Chaney, Alick Muir, Willie Blnke, Ernest Dixon, Myrtle Hardaker, Maggie M'Kiught, Minnie Piper, Lottie Murtiu ana Kmma Havnes. Standard lll.— Gordon Dixon, Vinc-nt Creouer, John Brown, Nellie Boswell, Dolly Brown, Bertha Sheenan, Matilda Coulter, Anna Parker, Jessie Haynes, Elsie Ur en, Ne lie Jackson aud Elsie Dodge. Standard ll. —Joseph Lawrence, Leonard Brown, Peter Muir, Jas. Newton, Hairy Hninm, Herbert Lawrence, Minnie Dixon, Hnrietta Corbett, Eosie Hardaker, Annie Kmniuiont, Annie Jackson, Maud Butler and Olive Butler. Standard I.— Stanley Piper, Arthur Newton, Horace Hardaker, Thomas Orotbers, Bernard Manson, Sidney Bench, George M'Knighr, Harry Kinnimont, Lulu Crequer, Muriel Harding, -.roily Martin, Louisa Kennedy, Annie Muir, Jessie Tuft and Els<e Lawrence. All tlie children below flie*|Pirst Stnndard also received prizes. Bewing: Standard V.— May Chaney. Standard IV.— Maggie M'Knight, 1 ; Minnie Piper and Lottie Martin, equal. Standard lll.— Bertha Sheenan, 1 ; Nellie Jackson, 2. Standard ll.— .Olive Butler, 1; Maud Butler, 2; special prize (Miss Durey), Henrietta Corbett. Standard I.— Muriel Harding, 1 • A nnie Muir, 2. Infants— May Chaney, 1; Grace tiper and May Hartigan, equal.; After three hearty cheers had been given fbr Mr Ad_nis the school broke up for the remainder of the ■day.* • ■■ - ■-„■ ■;.• - -*.....;.