Carterton School.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1774, 21 December 1885, Page 2

Carterton School.

The annual children s treat and prize distribution took place on Friday. The sports in connection were held in Mr Carter’s paddock in the afternoon, after which the girls were first entertained at a tea in the Old Town Hall, provided by the joint contribu tions of the committee and parents of the scholars. Alter the girls had been refreshed with a substantial repast, the boys were invited to satisfy their appetites, for which they were quite prepared by their evident application toward that object, as tea, cake and saadwitohes disappeared in a remarkably speedy manner, and the proceedings altogether were very enjoyable. The following is a list of the prize takers ; Infant Class—Charles Diamond, Thomas Callister, John Stevens. Fredk Rofe, Albert Darby, Robert Benzie, Charles Conway, Edith Kiddie, Eliza Hughan, Winifred Rofe, Ruth White, Jane Rzoska, Agnes Sunkel, Lucy Stevens.

Standard I—Herbert Carter, Samuel Moore, George Greathead, Adam Armstrong, Henry Harman, Frederick Lawrence, Martin Johnson, William Darby,. William Booth, Hester Merwood, Alice Sullivan, Katherine Forbes, Hannah Whyte, Maude Andrews, Ethel Garwood, Clara Hughan. Standard ll—Alfred Applin, John Campin, David Allen, Ernest Carter, Villander Guatofson, Albert Bennett, Emily Sullivan, Eliza Yule, Ada Broadbent, Sarah Johnson, Mary Hall, Cecila Lindop. Standard Hl—John Johnson, William White, Samuel Broadbent, Mary Gorman. Florence Moore, Mabel Dixon

Standard IV.—William Wakelin, Jessie Bowles, Robert Fitzgerald, Cecil Rutherford, Charles Allen, Howard Armstrong, Mary Broadbent, Ethel Horn, Alice Andrews, Louisa Parker, Ada Plank.

Standard V.—Thomas Applin, Henry Merwood, Clarence Moore, Winifred Armstrong, Ethel Rutherford, Mary Ann Applin, Ethel Teal. Standard Vl.—Robert Datroch, Herbert Moors, Alfred Callister, Agnes Hall, Helen Hugbam, Johanna Matbisou. Sewing prize.—Ellen Armstrong, Mabel Yule.

Knitting prize.—Ellen Davies. Mr Samuel!, the head master called the roll of prize takers, and the Chairman of the Committee, Mr B. Fairbrother presented the prizes, at the same time impressing upon the children the necessity of regular attendance. Messrs W. Moore, G. F. Dempsey and Harper superintended the sports.