DISTRICT NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 232, 10 March 1915, Page 3

DISTRICT NEWS.

, WAEBA. For the ;ttVnual school picnic and distribution of prizes the day was fine ani the gathering very successful. The childrt?; with their parents, assembled at the hall ehCt'y after eleven o'clock, and then, after a feast of delicious cakes, etc., the prizes were distributed. As each child passed his or her respective standard at the recent examination every one received a handsome bojlc. After the prize distribution the chairman cMr. W. B. Clarke), in "a neat little speech, complimented the teacher (Mrs. Barak) on the results of the examination, and called on the children for three hearty cheers for her. These were most vociferously given. A very pleasant afternoon was spent I in the Warea Recreation Grounds, races being the chief amusement of the younger children, while the elder ones engaged in various games. A sue. ccssful dance ended a most enjoyable day. Appended is a list of prizewinners:—Standard 0: Gyrtle Barak, j-Mit.li •Tones, Cissie Tobin, Donna Black; Standard 5: Alice Julian, Connie Julian, T.ily Pennington, Hector Wells; Standard 4: Thelma Clotliier, Mary Lawn, Peris Hale, Monty Barak. Murray Clarke, Stanley 1 Hill, Fred Hill, Ivan Parker, Hector Larking; Standard 3: Tilly Clarke, Edith Julian, Daisy Wells, Eddie Tobin; Standard 2; Amy Julian, Elmer Jones, John Lawn, Kati Jvumara; Standard 1: Alliea Black, Kathleen Lawn, Bernie Julian, Cyril Julian, Clarence Parker; Primers: Edna Putt, Kathleen Julian, Margery Newport, Eric Julian, Claudine Larking, Ernie Pierson, Leonard Wells, Victor Barak, Ernie Chapman, Jim Clarke, Alfred Putt, Leonard Putt, Ea? Clarke, Archie Newport, Albert Hau, lorn Broplij', John Dudi, Leonard Clarke.