OTAHUHU.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 341, 28 December 1917, Page 3

OTAHUHU.

Technical aitc> cqnttnuahon glasses. examination results. The following candidates were successful at the recent Technical and Continuation School examinations, f'z. * -

English, Composition and Literature:—lst Grade: Ist Claw—Harold Rogers; Ist (hade: 2nd ClassEileen Kelly, Howard Htmter; : Ist Grade: 3rd Claw -Chas. Stewart, Leonard Finer ; 2nd Grade : Second ' Clan Connie Jones ; 2nd Grade: 3rd Claw: Thos. H. Neale, Thos. Greenhalgb, Win. B. Parkin., Commercial Arithmetic :—2nd

Grade r 3rd Clan -Leslie Anderson, Connie' Jones. JgW Bookkeeping: Ist Grade: 2nd Class—Thos F. Higcins, John J. Hart, win. B. Parkin, Isabella Patterson; Ist Grade: 3rd Class - Harold Rogers, Jas. Gardiner., Trade Drawing :—lst Grade : Ist Class—Chas. Stewart,' Chas. Mann;' Ist Grade: 3rd ClassLeslie Anderson, Thos. Greenhalgb, Thos. & Neal, Geo. Jtowk^i Theory and Pra<^il<tf'Woodwork : r lst Grade: jjH(3PW' Thos. wreenhalgh ; Ist Grade': 2nd Class—Chas. Mann, Geo Howe ; Ist Gade: 3rd Class-Alex Kirkland. | • ■•• ',-.. • ■ tJ&Wi Theory and Practioe of Gdokery : Ist Grade: 2nd Ulan :—Eileen M. Mason ; Ist Grade : 3rd Class— Eileen Kelly, Mabel Levyv m v_i Theory and Practiee of, Dressmaking :—lst Grade: Ist ClassEileen M Mason; 2nd Gradi: Ist Class—Florence Kemplay. t ff'

Tuft Otahuhu youtht„\w«M • arrested by Detective Qriiqftt&gi, on Bun<iay last o* a charge of bjaaking into tie shop of Mr Thomas Morgan Rogers, ;§jcle dealer, of Great Bouth Bead, btahnhu, with intent to commit a crime. The accused are to 1» brought up at the Auckland Magistrate's Court V X Doring the evenji* 6f* Monday last {Christmas' Evefa band compOMf Of latepmembera the Otahuhti Municipal Band, augmented by juvenile* toethbera, the latter making their'public appearance for the fost time/discoursed selections of music at different parts of the township. Laterin the evening members of the Salvation Army rendered several sacred songs, carola and choruses until Christmas dawned.

Favoured with fine weather the Methodist Bunday School* held their annual picnic on Wednesday last at Whfte's Parm, Pukaki,' the scholars and friends being conveyed there by motor buses and brakes In addftiosr to the Supeuntendent (Mr A. Trenwith) and teachers associated with the school* a large . company took advantage of the occasion and foiled the party. Games and various forma of amusements were provided during the day and after tee, which was serves? „by many wrffing workers, the party returned to Otahuhu ' Altogether the picnic was a success and the organisers desire to express their appreciation , of the help rendered by so many . on behalf of the School. . ■ jr. Mr Fred Hunter, son of Mr J: Hunter, of Otahuhu, who is on the Believing staff of ths Poet Office, starts for the Bay of Islands- district ofr relief duties at various Post Ofices, his engagements extending for at least, twelve months.