SOLWAY SCHOOL.

Wairarapa Age, 16 December 1924, Page 2

SOLWAY SCHOOL.

TASS LIST

Following were the successful pupils at Solway School in the annual examinations:—

Proficiency: Vincent Brader, Nancy Golder, Clarence Jackson, Douglas jCanjeron, Edith Leng, Irene McClusky, Kenneth Power, Harold Bungate, Lindsay Rutherfurd, Eric Aplin. Endorsed competency: Reginald Dickason.

Competency: Richard Jackson. To .S. 6: Keith Cameron, Kenneth Henshaw, Russell Kenny, Dolly Dickasen, Thelma Dickason, Joyce Elder, Marjorie Gordon, Alma Joyce, May Wilton

To S. 5: Fred Clark, Athol Cougal-t-on, Cyril Martin, Russell Page, George Wilton, Esther Anderson, Eileen Brader, Bessie Colway, Eden Martin, Mavis Moore, Lucy Roberts, Alice Golder.

To S. 4: Clarence Anderson, Kenneth Brader, Robert Hardie, George Martin, Willie Manta, Keith Minton, Ronald Moore, Eric Rutherfurl Douglas Power, Miriam Clark, Rjsi Coike. Janet Hardie, Mabel Jackson, Crystal Langford.

To S. 3: William Burgess, Douglas Elder, Roger Minton, Haddon Miles, George Morris, Douglas Nelson, lan Vaughan, Alma Burgess, Mavis Brader, Grace Morris, Mollie Wishart. To S. 2: Jack Dickason, Tommy Elder, Charlie Todd, Allan Wishart, Peggy Emerson, Jean Page, Norine Page, Vera Sayer, Noeline Vaughan, Rose Wilson, Muriel, Power. To S. 1: Edward Bradford, Allan Colway, Arthur Golder, Eric Martin, Ross Morris, Jim. Vaughan, Oliver Todd, Mona Brader, Jean Jackson, Rita O’Neill, Dulcie Price, Nonna Searancke, Jean, Emerson, Edna O’Neill. Successful Bazaar. Despite the very unfavourable weather the Solway School bazaar, held in the showgrounds produce hall on Saturday afternoon, proved a great success. Business was brisk from the very start, the hall being crowded with buyers all the afternoon. The takings amounted to £6O. The wellfilled Dutch Fair stalls, kindly lent by the Municipal Band, the prettily decorated Christmas tree and the dainty afternoon tea tables, made a very attractive display. Mr Nelson’s side-show in the adjoining hall proved a source of interest and amusement to many children and parents At frequent intervals during the afternoon the Masterton Municipal Juvenile Band, under Bandmaster R. Wyke, gave selections which were much enjoyed; the precision and intonation came as a revelation to everyone, and did great credit to the conductor. The school children also sang a varied selection of songs, which were much appreciated. Great credit is due to the organisers and helpers for their untiring zeal, and also to the residents of Solway and Waingawa, who evidently take a keen interest in their growing school.

The stall-holders were:—Produce, Mesdames Henshaw, Miles and Nelson; plain and fancy, Mesdames Hall, Power and Moore; Christmas tree, Misses Wallis and McKenzie; sweets, Mrs Kenny and ex-pupils; cakes, Mesdames Price, R. Jackson and Blake; afternoon tea, Mesdames A. T. Jackson and Bungate, and Misses Henshaw and Jackson; jumble, Mesdames Bruder and Cameron; ice cream, Airs Woollett; side-show, Messrs Nelson and Brader.