Feilding State School

Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 99, 30 January 1886, Page 2

Feilding State School

DISTRIBUTION OF PIECES. The annual School Treat was held in the 'afternoon of Tuesday last when the scholars were mustered at the schoolhouse. They were marched from there to the Oral, where games^^all sorts were indulged in for some time, but in consequence of a suddenjlownfall of rain they had to be brought to a sudden close. The childrdOj^ere - then brought back to the schoolhouse where tea was provided. 3Jhe good . things of this life were in'abimd- '' and the youngsters to, the number of , upwards of three hundred, *did ample " justice to* them. They were they then |; dismissed to. their homes' for a short * time to reassemble^m th» Public Hall in the evening when the distribution of prizes was 4jaade byMrs W.-D. Nicholas, whose hfcsband is chairman of the School Committee. During the proceedings the children sang several songs in excellent style. The FeildBrass Band played a number'of ! ir in their usual efficient • manner. The following is a list of the prize-takers : Standard Vl.— Patrick Eoaohe, John Ooombe, Elizabeth Bartholomew, Amy Streeter. ... . : ; ' v: ; Standard V. — Henry Brown, Emily Bellve, Minnie Rutherford, Mary Diamond. Standard IV.— Robert Brown, H. Coombe, Joseph Roache, Clara Bray, Alice Streeter, Agnes Wilson, Emily Rutherford, Alice Watts, Ellen Parr, Martha Betfit, Louisa Rees, May Rees, Margaret Evans, Kate Reading, Emma Young. f Standard ECL— James Evans. John Walton, Arthur Newman, Martyn ' Holland, Stuart Crichton, Rudolph Bilderbeck, Otto Bilderbeck, Arthur Foster, Richard Traveoa, Wm. Port, Martin Diamond, Leonard Stringer, Joseph Hurdle, George Young, John Young, Sarah Bowler, A&ne Newman, Ellen Holmes, Anne Carthew, Mar^r ' McELeague, Wlnnifred ReeSj<Jharlott* • Bildorbeck, AnnePoad, Kate Streeter, rl Sophia Brooker, Adelaide Reading, Elizabeth Bellve. -:■■?--*. Standard lE.— John Noble, Thomas - Holmes, Ernest Brown; Chas. Brown, [ Rose Young, Maggie Corkery, Edith : Rees, Catherine Stringer, Beatrice;; Reading, Katie Corpe, Alice Coombe, Agnes Keen, Fanny Staite, Rose Towler, Edith Foster. ,- Standard I.— John Cornish, Joseph ' Rossman, Thomas Hall, Fritz Graff, Walter Aitken, William Stringer, W. Clapham, John Campbell, Wm. James, Edith Curtis, Blanche Curtis, Minnie Thomas, Harriet Green, Olive Rutherford, Emma Carthew, Ada Watts, Elizabeth McAlister. ■■■'•- : Special Prizes. — Mr Kirton's, for? best marks in arithmetic, Martyn Holland ; Mr Reading's, for best marks in spelling, Arthur Foster; Mrs Geo. Crichton's, for the best needlework in Standard V, Minnie Rutherford ; Mrs Train's prize (workbox), for excellent needlework and exemplary conduct^. ~ Amy Streeter ; Mr Jenkins* two prizes^ for diligence and good manners, Annie. Carthew and Leonard Stringer res* pectively ; Miss Lightboun's prize, for i neatness in work, Tom Corkery; Miss Lightboun's, for attention aad good manners, Harriet Green ; Mrs Diamond's, for attention to duty, Ernest Terry; MrE. B. Gichard's four.prizes for best attendance — Standard Ifßoy, David Foster ; girl, Beatrice! Rees. Standard II : Boy, Percy Morphy ; girl, Gertrude Brown. The prizes for Standard VI were the gift of the Head Master.