History Prize.
The written answers returned by the 15 competitors for this valuable prize (Miss Stickland's Queens of England 8 vols., £6 6s) were delivered to the judges Dr Kilgour, Mr Wilkinson and Mr Carpenter, who having carefully, separately and collectively examined the papers, have returned them marked from No 1 to 6. Qn reference to ;the r sealed packet containing the numbers and names of the candidates, the result was found to be as foJloWS:—7. -\ •:-. :-•- .:,: :..■'.';.■-;:> ■; i ::■<■=.= ,:■■.- ■
1. Wilson Skeen, Waiotahi School; 2, Frank Weston, Shellback School; 3, Albert Fuljames, Shellback School; 4, Henry Carter, Shellback School; 5, Annie Horgan, Thames School; 6, — Tregoning, Thames School.
In addition to the prize carried off by W. Skeen, there are also two others, one. equal to. £2, which will go to Frank Westori, the giffi of a/gentleiiianj for the best boy in the Shellbapk school;; and the prize announced, ap second, value: £1 Ids, collected 'by "'mr~Sk'eenV will go: to Albert Fuljames. The prizes will be publicly awarded on a future day shortly to be named. \_, = .„„,„,,
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2175, 23 December 1875, Page 2
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174History Prize. Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2175, 23 December 1875, Page 2
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