PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1001, 16 December 1910, Page 4

PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

REAKING-UP" FOR 'RIZES AND CERTIFICATES. \vas;-V'.n3reakirig-!up" day at -primary schools' in tho ■" Wellington' | Mct.fand interesting' functions in the jpa "of .'prize-giving, speech-making, and isentations were the order c£ tho occa-. ?• SOUTH WELLINGTON SCHOOL, hero: was very littlfi' formality at tho akiug-up ceremony 'of the South. Wel[loii . School this year. The children e. ■ mjjstered in the fcentVal .hall, and) ;r a few words of parting advice to. ..eldbr. children leaving, for good, 'and; good'.wishes-for alf for -a happy lioli--tto'lieadmaster (Mr. Geo. l'lux) preted. tiie gold medal, donated by Mr. :ngel;"to Nell Hind,, the dux- of- thoicol.'.and another,, the gift of the tcach- [ to Willie Shire'r, the-'top boy. Mr. eie'Sj : silver medal for the champion ft..was?agam,won by..Soil llatlieson. A pnd silvor medal,' given'by Sergeant Irsden;.': of the Highland Rifles, an old jr; for most improved s prescnted to Frank Murray.- ■'■ ' 1 proficiency certificates gainqd at the reit;.examination, 54 first-class and. 105 ond-class .attendance certificates,,-' and is to the last season's -'representatives ißugbv' football' wore also presented, d ;"thc'>pupils then dispersed,' after giv- | three cheers for . the donors of medals, f-.teachers,' and tho . , tfr.--. Af and Mr. J. Fanning, ! : senior assistant masters, were each feented by."tlieir/pupils with 'a Christgift. •• ' . . '.. ■'• , ittendaiico certificates wero presented follow:— • ■ ■ - , [tandard Via": Alfred Banks,. Ron. Beckl::Dagmar"Arcus, Annie' Hill, Dorothy |kening!Standard Vlb: Marjorie lx.' Ina Preston,'. Geo. Boesley. ..StandfvV.:(Biiysv v,Albert. Bc.ll, -Jsck. Christie, ink - Clarke. : Edward 'Skinner, Huia pits;.; Kenneth Warwick; Standard V Sls)-:'";Maj-: Borthwick, /Dorothy .Clark, feenia "RusseU, -.Catherine Severn. Eva irdi .OJive Wood.-..-. Standard IV (Boys): ik" ; .Chi'pper;.'Bichard Baylis.- Standard !:(Girls): Elsie Green, Githa Preston, ithleeh' Skinner. Bora Stewart.' "Stand--1 TIIS (Boys),:' .Walter. Blackburn,. "Percy [lier.'.-'vlan Carlyle. .Bmijamin Hills, fndari': 111-;(Giijs):, Rata - Johnston, rothy .Di.ck. .'. Standard II: Douglas |ii;h, jIIukK : Misters, Edgar .Worthing-.. I, Elovi Flux, Annio Skinner.' StandLI: "Edwcird Glerinon. . Tliomns Jolin-

Uiiagny.i Erickson, Evcn.v Harrifon, f.'Russeil. Chrissie' Tate.- Elsie; "Wilson. irner'l-. Violet Hapue.Clinrles PlUssoH or*e.2Hav?c," Vera Grindrod.. _. Primer : ' ; Tliomas Bell. Norm an Millar, Roy Jlar. ' Gcoi'ge Warwick.' Primer.,'; III: Ida ; Go'.lier, Jame; Creswell.- '•

iWTOWN DISTRICT,HIGH SCHOOL. : tho':- breaklng : up ceremony at- the |wto\nr ;District High School, . the chilpn .were addressed by the chairman of 6 j.School:-Committee ,(Mr; J. Martin), lovwished them the compliments of the isoh.a'nd pleasant-holiday. The pupils itho Eeconaaiy. of feent&djthei? teftcli<ifsi"-'Jliss Rowley ,ahu ; . r d : ; atien'danM'.certificafeil wore i awhrded. : follows:— A.;;,- '■ Pus,, /'"primary department.—Norman; H.'., 'cngel).-; y''-' i- ; attendance Cerlifieatcr;;—First; : class - (no; sohces'):: G. A. : iith fckardp'David'Edgingtqni Charles pavcy,-' iic' DbiißlasJi'Bs'rf' Evaffi, 'yiolctv 'Leferi, Minnie Myrtle ' Leer, ' ;Geo.. lgini.ton l '".-Rayin o nd x -; Drake, ; ..nenjaininjgington, Ireho Wrigiey,-..R." Irvine, Aug. jown.iHuia'Craighead,'-Lindoh. Roberts, Anderson,: K' Cairicron," i l ,,Evans, A;. Fisher, J.' Tlniit,-;V. Bramv HfeßullJ . E.' O'Brien, .IC: Roberts, Iv. mer^^^o^niSßS»J.Grai(?li«adi''" > '.J'. ilsoiSFW- Slater, N. M'Kay. l'. Bryant,. Winter, Vera Harvijy, Lily.- Lecr.yyio'-i Evtuis, Av Anderson, 1 - II.' : Chote, f■> Wv Kirfield, ? G.'Hc-arn. , : : ... . Attendance-: Certificates.-J-Second-, class iot more than" five absences) : F. Falder >, P Mu4ie;:(2), R:.'Kcll:fsVvD. 'Slater ) J Osborne (1), -F. Parkinson (1), E. a:;(3)y M. : .Scott (3), I;- Anderson (2), nLioydi'-W. Ross, A. tliiderhill,, W. Valiioe, W: Williams; H. Brown, L. Leary, f-Muht,' H. Clark, J.. yike,-,@. Williams, liClarJr,' R. Brown, "A.- Craghead, 'Alice; feton;:/Mv..Cameron;'C. Remington, V;' runton '(l)/ L. Mer.rs (3), JI. Anderson ■), iScGreehside (3), .0- Anderson; (5), i- Clark, W.. fventoh; D.' Cameron;' Ik Daltoii, L. iller,-A. Osborne,. P.. Smith,-'-A. -Scott, i'Douglas, .-'A; Craghead,' H. Falleni, F. immihgsi A:'. Hardymont, P.. Sergeant, ; Stonyon, W. Timhl, R. Oiievee, V. anyonif-'R. Williams,: Kv Skelle'y, - A. linter," C. Lee, Fs Cliote, H. Anderson, • : Clark; ;E. Clark,;. W. Grev, ,J. Owen, Iv Smith; -P. Williams,- J. Edgington. .

1 TERRACE SCHOOL. dispersing for tlis ■ Christmas jcationVthe pupils at the Terrace School »re assembled-together, to receive their ttiiic'ate's:. ; . The•following' pupils; reived ifirst-class . attendance certificates bt ab'sept once)v Atnelftan Pucner,, norace C. Lloyd, thol E'.) Gibbons, Horace C. 'Dumbell, pofFreyt.G.'Millais, Alexander D. : Johnpn, Stewart :W. ..Richardson, Sidney I'. ;ard, : 'K=nneth : l;.~i'reehian, Eric J. Hunri .Mary Janvieson, .Helen.'May,'Marjory acker (''Kathleen o'Sh.ea, Ella Wilson, ermatf Cook, Eric Currie, Laurence Dobjn'yFrrtnk Grant, 'John -Jenkins,- Colin faclaurin, ' ;"-Basil Harris, .Jack Peat, cirry. •'Stringer,'..- Jack Stringer,. Geoffrey liruerjvßobina -Avons Kathleen Drewette, orbthv-XesW Gladys Leslie,. Queen, Pen-. A'ljick .Macintyre, Wynne Watkins, iement-.flampton, Robert Scotti "Reginald bnncttV-'Edwin ArcuS, Bernard'-Olson, lan-.:W66ds,' Gerald, Wilson; Lily Eich-idso'n,'':-Slarv Muir',- Grace Lulte; • John Bbson;* Gordon Siewrk'ht, Ngaio:Welgh, fancy, .BHce, Leslie Croll," Olive Freeman, Sssiti-Gr.-jnt, Ethel -Laurenson,' Eileen fcslie, Agnes Muiiv Hecior Clouston; Leo febsonv'Cyril: Leslie, Walter. .Harris, Ron-idh-lidwbrajr,'' George Fache,; Ailna' Van [yke, .'A'lwyn .Austin, Phyllis Elvines, piistailce", Grindley; 'Collins. Boyd, Elsie fprboTs;: Gladys' Currie,,Frank Elvines, bnalcf Kewlon.' ; ' ' '

jThe;^following,'pupils- received 'second-j ass"'attendance certificates-.:(absent not |6re . : tfyiii .five times):— '. ' IJnrte's.i.Tettes, William .-Leslie M'lliiitl),:;Jack Stockman, Roy \V. Estall, ehis Williams, Frank J. Dawson, Elsie Urtj Eyelyn Wylie, William Jones, Jobn onglejv:, Angus ;Macaulay, Kenneth• Maim "Herbert-Pooled Haveloek Reynolds, ;ielvßonaldson, William Turner, Ronald ;Paulina Bruce, Edna Scott, Portia Burnett, Mervyn Ross, filliam ;Williams, Ronald .Grant. Frank !rown,: ,L'eo Henderson, , Flossie Hansen, [pna M'lvenzie, Naida . Sell loss, Eileen funter,'..--James Glover, . William Irvine, ,-onald.Reynolds,'Enid' May, Doris.Hainp-m,';,W-iHiam Wylie, Nellie Macintyre, Jsie Tuck ( 'iyieli;>'Herbert' -Flinders', 'Eric loyd,-;-lStaiik'" Tuekwell"," Maisie Carrick, [ary Sta'ndidge, Reginald Judd,- Cyril udd, Leslie Palmer, Frederick Stahdidge. 'Muriel-..-Mowbray, Ethel h'mes,:;,Grace Leslie, Doris Worboys, latherj'iie. Hampton. Eric Mitchell. [Geoffrey. Millais, Mary. sbiuv..Cor,stance. 'rindley-,i.Robert Scott, nnd Leo Dobson jaye not jbcen;'absent on,!one school'day for bref yean. . '. ' '- \ MOUNT COOK GIRLS' SCHOOL. 'Firspctass Attendance:: (full' attendance). [-Standard. II: Melva Gtllinon, -Flora Upton,"'.'Olive Sampson, Mclvyn Wilson; ftandara'''.Til . (lower): Helen Maclarcn. itandard-' 11l (upper) Francis Pisani.itondard''lV: Elizabeth Arfetrong, Venia ireenfiotd, Nancy 'Wilson, Kathleen Scales,/tfsabell Campbell, Rita Caniwell, Ho!a Turner,. Lathalt ■ Stuart. Standard S: Ethel.''Ambrose, Irene ..'liineny, Mabel i,o=lie; -Ethel' Millier, Gladys Tullet, Elsie :\:rneri VI; Muriel Andrews, jeien Marghret Joyce', Alice lacobsen,:" Mona KempV Elizabeth Daubicy, 'Tiii; l'outawera, Alice I/ee,'. Mona ?arker?;-iMedals presented .by headmisfess to:-JHelen. Andrews ,('l), Elizabeth JniibnejtAl), Margaret Joyce (5), Muriel indrem'tHdus)'.' . . •; .; i-Second-class Attendance (absent ■ not iiore tlian five half days).—Standard II: i-'lijilis-'Adams (2), Millie Barker (3), Joris Evans (1), Olive Connor (2), Thelma ;ra;vi'ord,.(l)..,.'Stondard-JIT -(lotver)-: ,Eva. 31'nir, Gladys: Corapbell, Marion' Tucker',' Vlleen Smith. Standard 111 (upper):

Sawyer' f*2)', Clara Parriser \'4). Scithciai'ci' TV: Eileen Beggs (4), Kate- Ramsay (5). Standard V: Pearl Burnett (1), Hilda Beale (4), Amy Cairns (4), Mary Daubney (3), Glare:.'Edelman (4), Mona Hart (1), Elvera Mizracki (2)'.'. v ..Vl-. Audrie Gillnmn (5), Hilcla !Howavd'(3), Doris Wells tl), Evelyn;.. Hitchen (5), Mary .Nixon '(1). Palmerston North aud Manayfatu A. and P. Show prizes (merjfcicards''Slid 2s. ■ Gd.):—D. Wells (design), M.. Busing (brusjrwork), M. Crichton (sowing), M. Tucker (sewing), L/ Canipbeli\'(sewing),' C. Palliser (sewing), Xf. Hewitt'(sewing), G. Barry (sewing), L. Chappell (sewing), 8.-Wells-/(sowing). , . MOUNT COOK BOYS' SC.,HOOL. . Good attendance certificate's.—Standard ll—First Classi' John Martin, Arthur Sullivan, Uernard, Viper, Leslie M. Hugh, Thomas Hoivitt, Thomas Hilston, Bernard Banks, Harry Cook, Matthias Ellison, Roy Fc-rsytlie, Louis; Grant.' Second class: Alexander Hanton, Collingwooct Forrest, •, Bonis ■ Bewley, Ernest Humphreys, Victor M'Eiwain, Gilbert Neal, Donald Ross,''Eric Parker, Christian Rusterholz, Cecil Solway, Gordon Burridge. Standard ,Vl.—First' 'class: Roy' Camwell, Alex.' Victor'Evaiis, Jack Spencer Tonks, Jacob : Tucker, Claude- Thomas Caulton, Geoffrey Beaglehole, • Gilbert Bc-aic, Arthur Walter Wood, Harohl ..Coopci'. Succiul .class-.. Claude Adariisoni Robert' -Fraser, Clu-.rlos -Sraitli, Walter Cunningham,. Herbert Knight, James.Lindsay, Marry. Todd, jlecil Adamson. -< Standard. V—]?irst'. ■ class: Victor Ambrose, William Armstrong, Ferdinand Brandin, Carrick Butler, Alan Cameron, Clifford Daivis, Leslie,. Woolfie I.cvy, Lewis Linley, Philip O'Njil, Charles Tod,. Victor Tremain, Alla-i Wilson, George' Wikcn. Second class: Leslie Barclay,; Leslie. Bognuda, Vernor Bognuda; Frank .CunlEffe, Claude Dentice, Neil Fuller, Frank Guise, Harold Mountier, Clarence Pilling:'' Standard IV—3,'irst class: 0. Binnie. D. Cameron, P. Ruat'erlmlz, 11. Tullett, A. Mills, R. Nixon, F.Pailthorpf, W. Baker, P. -.Thawley. . Second class: K.' Anderson,' E. Davidson, W. Carter, A: Gooday, L. Baylis's, A.' Baker, F. Camute, W. Newman, H.-. Linley, G. Shakes, E. Tonks. Standard lll—First-Mass: .W. Aamodt,'"J.'Bea."lehole;'F.' Bother, ' P. Carter, U. CooporsmithvG.. Edelman, A. Furness, E.-Lambert;-:.R.: O'Neill, C. Jeromson, H. Kemp, A. Marshall,.- G. Munro, H. NewmanV,: &3cond'* class: 'W:_ Chamberlain, Cr.'.Fraiidin. H. Grant, R. Guy, J. iliilhouse,'F. Mills, E. Rash, J. Spencer, C. Vann, I'. Charman,. R.. Martin, T. Staples. ■ ; ■. • \ ' Messrs. Pallant.-and llenzies, who are .fo.ring the.staff'of the school to-enter the Training College, were presented by tlieir fellow-teachers witii to&tis of esteem.

NORTHLAND' STATE- SCHOOL,- ' The prizes' at 'the*' Northland State School vrci'h■ distribiiied: this -afternoon by Mrs. Ivater, as nnnei'- - Dux of- school—Juabe-V. Gapes. / Class • prizes.—Stanc'-ard VI: Mabel Gape's I,' Slay Da'vies : .and Qiieenie Stewart (equal) 2f; progress, Arrlnir H. Lewis;' handiworks ' ■ Wallace' Groves. ' . Standard VI Doris Churehhouse' l, JDoriS Jl'Kay 2; progress, Jack Hislop, Walter Thomson, Roy Gee; handwork, Emmie Brown. • Standard IV: Hlirold' Gajes' 1,- Albert-JTen-nell 2; progress, Elsie Finlayson; handwork, Albert Rankin. Standard III: ~\ndrew,;Hislop?l,''Ron-land Gapes 2;, pro%reSs,' -'"Maggie: -"'Eigarlsford, Tememeh •Kayll, -GracqV Mister, Hcctor Donaldson, : Gliarles :Bhapcptt,' 1 -' Walter Burney, Iran Eton,Clarence 1 ■■ Aston; handwork, Plcra ;Rtissell. Brown 1> tlvy Johnsi.Sl-'proiressi'.lJordthy Bowooek handAles. ®idyai'di' Alick : : Ifows6ck Special, neatness, Arniio,'Tro'st'; six; : c i ial''pVop;ess*,;Lorna Hud(son,:';^laay£(.„cW^9^^4.iKv jj; I i; Special:' J/isubietifs^NeeaUworlc: May, Davies"(£enioi : s), ; Temi'yKayli*.(juniors); drill. and' '-ckcrcites: ; '.';Queehic j Stewart .(senior girlsK : .Gla,(lyS''Chufch'6iise ; (junior rirls), Charles Shancott' (senior" 'boys), Ivan Eton (junior/ .boys); rifle-shootings • Cortporal. Groves,'-. J ,'.(oiedal);; 'A^'TCanjnn 2 (trophy). '' "" ../Attendants, certificates;'— First class, Mi)bsl.;Gopei,j.C\raj- DflseS, Dons J.eyy; Doris Chtfrchousc, - Doris M'Kay, OUvo Churchouse, Elsies Fihlaj-son. :Isabell Newman, Harold Gap'cS, Aijnie .ICa'sr, Maggio Rigarlsford: ; ,'Frederick;. Hudson, . Thomas Lewis, John' Newman,'Ethol Bedell, Gladys Cliurohousc, -Lorri-i. Hudson, Edith .'Scnitoni TTiilio Brown'i Henry Donaldson; second . class, Oueehie . Stewart. Arthur : Lewis,:'Jack' .Hislop,'. Andrew. Hislop. ,Lizzie GafrelK ' Lily.' Daniel,- ■ Ales--: M'Kay, .Doto.thjv P4III attendance' for'' tbfee years: Victoria: May Danes, Doris M'Jw. Annie,,lCat-er; for .tjrp| .years; Hfefrpp.'! (Framed -presented: t<j';'each of the .above.) .•'. ..'. ■ . ...ISLAND BAY SCHOOL. The prizes won-by,:.tho'scholars at the ■ Island Bay-; School '.were presented, by the : chairman;-.'of the' committee., (Mr. -H. Ivory), in, the'presence of a goodly num-ber-of the parents... At .the, close of the coremony, Sir. Ivory, on' behalf of tho scholars of the Sixth. Standard, presented . tho headmaster' (Mr.. Stuckcy) witha ; handsomo presents-expressing the goodwill and'-kindly'-fesliugi/.the. members of his classes had . towards: Ithcir-. teacher. Mr. Stuekey, suitably responded.! After tho scholars had'■ left,'." the committee met with the teachers and friends to bid good-.-byo to Miss Greville, who-has-been teaching for/the last two'years, and'who joins the Training College ,tis a", student, after the -holidays. : Both the teachers and tho committee -gave Hiss;<3reyilie tokens; of i their goodwill, and.the chairman of the 'committee,- as- well, as the headmaster, .referred ..to, her good "qualities, and the assiduity"in:her 'work: she'liad displayed .during; tho time she had been at the ; school::-, t . . t '• "The prize list is as follows:—v.Special Prizes. ' . Preparatory Classes.—Good conduct: Daisy Capon, Arthur Rov.-cll, Eva' Tustin. Neat.: work: Doris Dixon. Geuhral improvement : Eric M'Donald. Spelling: Noel Airey, Vera Wright. Standard I.—Sewing: Ethel Greville. Standard ll—Sewiug: Lily Griffiths. Standard lll—General improvement: Lena-Coe. Standard IV—Neatest.-work: Isolde Hill. Standard Vl—Sewing: (pre.sente'd by Mrs. Greville): Olivo Jackman.; : Cricket (best Jmtting and bowljlig;aver-' jage)t-lewis Myers. Swimming:';Girls, : 'E. Pbarson, M. Stuckey; boys, A. E:' INJicol. -,'f _' [viii-Si - -Attendance prize and Roy Wimsett, Alma -.fitlis, Marion Dobson, Eric' Kicbl,- Leivis : .Alvor.-, Pearl Farrell, Eliso Ivory, Atliol M'Kay, Frank Wr-Hs, Alex. :Sl)nw,;..Wilfred Sampson, Leslie Allan, .Hazel-'Far,-rr-11, Lily Griffiths, Jack Condor,. Frank Morgan, Winnie Sampson, Hannah; Martin, George Ivory; Hilda' Morgan.; - ; Navy. Leaguo prizes' i~"-f : . Percy and -Bernard Young.;,; Class prizes:— -' : Dux of tho-schoblfj(presented-by Mr. Crengel): Rachael. Jlhrtiiv.'' " ' Standard Vlr-A. Greville', A. Hind, -E. Hayes; Standard —M. Dobson, M. Grciville,- A. Gntfitns; sranaaru iV—J. Snor;land, J. Wells; Standard lII—I 1 . Martin, M 'Njjbol, W Sampson, A..lvory; Standard llj-L. Griffiths, G. Collins. F. Morgan; Standard I—H, Martin, G. Ivory, ■ MARANUI SCHOOL. First-class attendance certificates were presented to:—Frederick Braddock, Melva Sowry, Nellie Lang, Jessie Lang, Erica :Mattiiews, Ruxton Matthews, Sidney Ilanimon'd, Julius Lamberg,-Ernest..Lam-berg, Randall; Callistcr, Alpxahder.:'Pope, Frank William : Solomon/;:. Myrtle 1 Fraser, Robert Goode./Ro'y Ibbotson. I'. Secorid'clnssi CVrtificalos.— Rcade.. Iris Potter, Emily Craig, Fred 'Nicholson, George Lang, Gordon Lewis.

OTHER SCHOOLS.

' ST. JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL. Winners of?prizes at St. Joseph's High School were as follow:— Good conduct (silver medal)— Mary Kennedy. Christian doctrine (silver medal)— Marv Kennedy. Dux (silver medal) —Vera Heavy;." Painting—Elizabeth Campbell. Musicr-Highest marks (silver medal), Alice.'O'Sliea; senior division, Mabel Outtrim; junior division, May Tracy 1, JeamMudie 2; preparatory, Con-.lstancei.-Fullei'.U.-'Aln)il;,lSnii.th .'2, ; _..;,>. ; ; . Vera Heavy. Reading and spelling—Vera

Heavy.-/ .'-Drawing—jfyrtle':/ Wylic.'* /■Cora.-, position'. and poetry—Myrtle Wylie: Geography—Agnes Hunter. Composition '.second prize)— Esther Hunter. Standard., V.—Christian doctrine—Edith Cork. Reading—Gladys Leyden. Spelling and geography—Gladys Leyden. Writing' ..-.-Christine Dibly." Arithmetic—Eileen Clark; - Drawing—Edith Cork. Poetry—" Rita Beveridge. Standard IV'.'—Catechism—Monica* Guc-: rin. Arithmetic—May Tracy. Alico O'Shoa. , Writing and spellingAlice O'Shea. Writing—May Tracy. Heading and French—Kathleen ' Wylie.' Geography and drawing—Monica Guerin. . Standard lll.—Good conduct, recitation, and needlework—Zoo Guerin; Christian doctrine,' geography, and writing—Clare O'Rcgan. Arithmetic—Constance Fuller. Rending and spelling— Dorothy. Ryan... Composition, regular attendance, brush drawing—Thyra Clark. French, drawing, and modelling—Eveleen Sibley; punctuality and physical drill— Zoe_ Guerin. Wood-carving.—Class I (gold medal), Annio M'Ateer; design and carving, Vera Little; Class 11, Mary Kennedy 1, Donald Ilouldsworth 2. The Sisters of Mercy desire to thank the following for prize's:—The Very Rev. Archdeacon Devoy, . Mesdames Segrief, Bourke, Kenucdr, M'Ateer, Peters, Wylie, Gosling, AVicklifte, Ryan, J. Campbell, Misses Sheahy, Jones, Maher, and Messrs. Maurice O'Connor and Martin Kennedy.

THE CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART, ISLAND'BAY, , The annual "breaking-up" and distribution of prizes took place at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Island Bay, last evening in the presence .of- Archbishop Redwood, and a number of the clergy. Before the ceremony of prize-giving took place a most enjoyable musical programme was given, the first part opening with a cantata "Tho Crusaders," by N. Gade, translated from the German of Carl Anderson by J. Troutbeck. Tho performance of this work was exceedingly good, both singing and acting being quite out of the ordinary and giving plain . evidence of ' the care that ' has been'-', ex-' psnded upon the training of the performers. In the second part of the programme an extract from Schiller's ..Joan of Arc (in German) was given, also a very pretty French, song and dance, "Papillon," by the little ones. Archbishop Redwood, after a few words, then, presented, the prizes. The following* is" the prize-list:—• Decorations.—The second medallion and ribbon of merit has been given by the votes of the pupils,i ratifieo by the religious, to Mary Barnett; tho third ribbon to Ljdia Allen; next in merit, Rita 'Corry, First green ribbon to Cecil Bald-, win, second ribbon to Flora Pascal, third ribbon to Pearl Vavasour, fourth ribbon to Eileen Anderson; 'fifth ribbon to Mary Higgins; next in merit, Geftriido Peters, Agnes Duncan, and Eileen M'Kittrick. Pink .ribbon to Vera Howell, Mary' Uniacke, Zelda Hogg, Kathlten 7 Cornish, Au-drey---Bertensliaw,, Rita- Salmon; Ida, Buncan, and Veronica Ross.' General, good conduct.—Prize, Mary'- Barnett; ..next in merit, Lydia Allen. Christian, doctrino (second ■ division).—Prize, - Mary Barnett; next in merit, Agnes Meelian and Frances Darby. Third division—First prize, Geraldino Cussen; second prize, Margarita Bunny; next in merit, Dorothy Young and Eileen Anderson. Fourth divisionPrize, Vera Howell; next in; merit, Rita Salmon. Diligence (first class)— Prize, Mary. Barnett; third class, prize, Mabel Brett'; 1 next in merit, 'Dorothy Martin arid Lydia Allen; fourth-., class, prize, Flora Pascal; next in, merit, Cecil Baldwin and Geraldine Cussen;' fifth class; prize, Eileen M'Kittrick;, next in. merit, Winifred Ryan; sixth .class,-prize, Mary Uniacke; next in merit',-May Salmon; .seventh class, prize, 'Ida 'Duncan,/next in merit, Rita Salmon. ■ Second class.—History:' Madge Bolton., Geography: Isabel Seccom.be.; ' Third' class.—Gssmnlar:,..Dorothy Mar- ■ tin; next in merit, Coin position: Dorothy; Kathleen-. Bevin'c;rj-History,:''sita .Corry; next.in" merit, Lydia Allen, 1; Dorothy Allen, 2. Geography: Mabel Brott; next in merit, Rita Corry, 1; 'Dorothy Martin, 2. Repetition: Dorothy Martin; next in merit, Mabel Brett, 1; Kathleen Dcvine, Fourth class.—GiiaJnnvfr:..i{Jec)l7 Baldwin; next in merit," Norah. .Malone, 1; Agnes- Duncan,: 2.- Composition; Mabel Secconibe; next in merit, Geraldine Cussen, 1; Norah Malone, 2. History: Cecil Baldwin; next, in- merit, Norah Xlalone, 1; Agnes Duncan, 2. Repetition: Dorothy Young; next in. merit, Norah Malone, 1; Margaret Mary. Turnbull, 2. Prizo for. five accessits: North Malone. Fifth class.—History' and geography: Eileen M'Kittrick; next in merit, Rose M'Ewan. Reading: Rose M'Ewan; next in merit, Eileen'.M'Kittrick. ■ . . Sixth Class.—Geography: Monica Fulton; next in merit, May Salmon. Reading: Mary Uhiapke; next in merit, Monica Fulton Seventh Audrey Bertensliaw. Eighth Veronica Ross. Sacred' history: i'lleljir Swan. Arithmetic.—Third,'- division: Isabel Seccombe. Fo\irt)i : '?.division: Dorothy Martin; next;iii''merit, Mabel Seccombe. Fifth division:-.-Eileen Anderson; next in merit, Gertrude -Barry. Sixth division: Zelda Hogg;" next in merit,' May Salmon. Seventh division:' Rita Salmon; next in nvprit, Ida' Duncan.' ': Ncedlewprk.—Second, division: Madge Bolton; next''iir'dl.erit, Isabel Seccomko 1, Johanna.Parkinson'2. Third division: First prize; 'Pearl.. ;.Yayasour; second prize, Agnes Meehii'n; next in merit, Maljel- Seccombe li Dorothy Lutz 2. Fourth division : i.Margare.t-;,Mary Turnbull; next in niarit,-, Aghes.-' Duncan, 1, Lydia .Young 2.-'./Ele'iiientary' division: May- Salmon; ne'xt'Hn; merit,: Margaret Hennessy 1, Winifred. Ryan 2. ' Order.—First division: Dorothy Lutz; next in merit, Mary Barnett. , v. Second division: ; First .prize, Floral' Pascal; second prize, Evelyn 'Liitz'j; hexfc;.in merit, Agnes Duncan,. ... Writing.—Third division-.Rose M'Ewan; next in merit, Winifred Ryan. Fourth division: Dorothy Salmon; next in merit, Ida Duncan. ; French.—Fourth division: Cecil Baldwin; next in merit, Agnes Duncan 1, Johanna Parkinson 2. Prizo for five accessits, Agnes Duncan. Fifth division: Dorothy Lutz; next in merit, Dorothy Martin 1, Eileen Anderson 2. Sixth division: Lyndia Young; next in merit, May Higgins. Elementary division:- Ida Duncan; next in merit, May Salmon. German.—Johanna Parkinson; next in merit, Cecil Baldwin.