ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2019, 21 December 1888, Page 2

ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

The Ashburton Roman Oathollo Bohools wero examined last wook by tho Rev. Father Muraane from Ohrlatoh'arob, according to Government standards and u-ilng the s»mo examination papers as those la tho pabllo pohoola. The boya school, In sole ohirpe of Mr J. O'3he-!, paused a very good examination, the echolara proßonr (including Infante) numbering Beventy.fivj, and the whole of the olaeB!!B piasing with an hvorago of 87 per pQ»" cent, Tho ppfzis were dletribuiocl yesterday at tho boys' hohool, Rev. Father Binsfield proaldlng and giving tho poplin oorae good practical advloo In regard to their Btadlea and conduct with a view to their positions and oncooaa m after life. He aloo oompilmentod the toaohor, Me O'.Shea, on hla work for the year past, and thought the mnater gave t»reat satißfaotion to all, keeping tho^ echo Jars to their otudloa aod work atoadily and with «nod euooeaa. PRIZE LIST. Fifth Standard : Profioienoy, first prize, Waltor Davoy, 52 marks ; second prize, Biward Hanrahan, 48, marks; next m merit, Prank Ilonry, d 7 marks. Fourth Standard : Firat prize, Franoia Hanrahan, 50 marka ; second priza, John Byrno, 42 morka. , Third Standard : First prizo, Thoraaß I liaploy, 51 marks ; eeoond prizo^John Adams, 41 marks ; third prize, John IttoMullon, 41 marks; next m merit, William Daly, 40 marks. Seoond Standard: First prize, Edward Healy, 33 marks ; second prize, Oliver Spioer, 32 marks ; third prizo, Patfc Hanrahan, 32 marks ; fourth prize, Joseph Honry, 32 marka. First Standard : Firat prizo, Patt O'Connor, 28marka ; Beoond prizo, Edward MoTiguo, 27 marks ; third prizo, William Byrno, 26J marks; next m merit: John Brophy, 26 marks, Charles Nolan, 26 marks, G-oorgo Spicer, 2G marks.' Infants: Edward Spioar, Henry Smithel, John Moriarty, William Twomey: