Kauaeranga Girls' School.
The breaking up of this school for the Christmas vacation took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The large room was very tastefully decorated with wreaths of flowers, evergreens, &c, while on entering the room, tbe words " A Christ* mas Welcome," prettily worked with flowers, greeted the eye. A number of drawings, the work of the scholars, were bung around the room, and were much admired by those present, several of them being very good, reflecting great credit upon Miss Hatelden and the other teachers. The members of the School Committee were also present. Several pongs, <fec f , having been given by the soho!ars, the following presentation of prizes and certificates for regular attend • ance was made by Mr T. L. Murray :— Ist. Class.—Girls — Standard VI. (upper): Ellen Renahaw; (lower) Lily West. V.: Emma West and Lizzie B>kely. IT.: Jessie West, Ellen B,urns, 4nd Ellen Gibb. lit: Rose Ba'ersoa and Florenoe Price, ij ; Emily West. I. r Selena Ashby. Boys—Standard V.: Fred. Lough. IV: Willie Baker and Edwin Renshaw. III.: John Gibb and Louis Peterson. II.: Willie Hill. I.: Frank Gibb.
2nd- Class.—Girls -Standard VI.-. Mabel Baker. V.: Jessie Gibb, Mary Clark, and Esther Aitken. JV. s C,i<«ra Reed. Hi.: Oh,ar|nMp Krpd and Emma Plant, it.: Margaret Perry. L.ura Danby, Haunah Cato. and Annie Lvwson, Boys—Standard II : Ernest Paltridge, Joseph Pricp, Robert Mi-Quade. Primer: Wilfred Rensbaw find Willie Dudley.
Sj>Ecr»fc Peises.—Arithmetic (presentcd by Mr T. L. Murray)-— 1, Mary Wight; 2, Mary Clark ; 3, Inura Smith, Needlework (given by Miss Haselden) — Mary Wight.and Sarah It. Smith. Improvement in Beading (Miss Haselden)— Eliza Perry and Esther Aitken. Improvement in Home Work (Miss Paterson)— Mary Burns. 'Drawing (Miss Paterson) —Emily Bedwood; do. (AlissSkudder), Annie Plant. Arithmetic (Miss Greenslade)— Emily West and Lily Gibson. Neat exercise book (Miss Greensladc)—- Emma Bensbaw. Needlework (Miss Akers)— M.ary Qentry, Arithmetic (Miss Heighway)— Margaret Perry. Neat Exercise Book (Miss Hei^hway)—Ada Gribble; dp. (Miis Wilson)—Emily Kirkham, '
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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5279, 18 December 1885, Page 2
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321Kauaeranga Girls' School. Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5279, 18 December 1885, Page 2
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