PRIZE DISTRIBUTIONS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10755, 29 April 1913, Page 2

PRIZE DISTRIBUTIONS.

ASH BURTON AND HAMPSTEAD. The annual tea meeting in connection with the Aehburton St Stephen's and Hainpstesd Anglican Sundav schools was held on Thursday evening, when between '2OO and 300 children were present, At the after meeting, which was attended by parents and friends, reports cf the year's work were presented and a musical programme was carried out. During 1 the evening the vicar (the Rev J. R. Bur<rin) presented the prizes as follows: Hampstead—Senior Class—Millie Coldicott I Harold Hunt 2, Gordon Ferrimnn :!. Class ll.—Kitiv Ainsworih 1, Mollie Hepburn 2, Lambert' Bettridge :l, John Arnfet i. Class lll.—Eric Sprctt 1. Eric Coldicott 2, Beatrice Hunt 3. Dollv Ainsworth 4. Class IV.—lvy May Coldicott 1, Dorothy Hunt 2, Walter Bumabv 3. St Stephen's.—Boys—Xoel Simpson 1, Roy Muir 2, Douirlas Cowan 3. Class ll.—Rex Millicr 1. Kenneth Xoare 2, Horace Dixon 3. Class lll.—Cyril Millier 1. Mervyn Muir 2, Jack Simpson 3. Class IV.—Alfred Bryan 1. Otto Friedlauder 2, James Smith 3. GirlsClass I.—Jessie Patching I, Elsie Dixon. 2, Doris Thompson 3. Class ll.—Amy Mtoh'ord I, Katie Ma.wson 2, Phyllis 'White 3. Class ITl.—Marjorie "Williams 1. Isa Templetc-n 2, Goldie Buchanan 3. Class IV.—Winnie Dixon 1, Alice White % Mona Newman 3. Class V.—Merio Templeton 1. Myrt-lo Rule 2, Florence Haucox 3. Class Vl.—Clarice Rule 1. Myrtle Brain 2. Trene Mary Hosken 3. Between forty Htid fifty prizes are yot to ho distributed in the infant department of the .Hampstead School, and tifty-live children nttrndiny the kindersrarleu school aro each to receive a. book.