LOWER TAUERU.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10158, 7 February 1911, Page 6

LOWER TAUERU.

The Lower Taueru school picnic and sports -were lield on Friday, in Mr Loader's paddock, the weather' being all that could be desired. A good programme of sports was got off, the prizes for -which were distributed in the hall in the evening by Mr Buchanan, M.P. The medal for most points was won by Alasine Hill with 11 points, Margaret Scott c being a close second with 10 points.' ! Lunch and tea were provided on the ground by the School Cbnmuttee, assisted 'by .several , willing helpers among the ladies. In the evening Mr Buchanan distributed il-e prize? i won during the year as follows: Standard VII.— Neil Ingram. Standard Vl. Maggie Scott 1, Clarrie Hill 2, Lily Loader 3. • . Standard V.—, George Oliver 1, -, Pearl Oliver 2, Lily uoader.3. Standard IV.— Jessie Burling. ■ Standard, 111. Olive Andrew-. .1, Alec. Hardingham 2, Mildred Ihaka o. ">, Standard 11. Beatrice McKen-* - zie. All children in Standard I. and lower" classes received a gift book. ,;;';:- JEWING PRIZES. ' Division L— Maggie 'Scott 1, Flora ( Burling 2. • ; • .. ;,'KDms;on .H.—,Pearl.Oliver 1; Rita -■•Hudson:2.'|; ;v '' ■ '■?■' - / c '"'- ? ■;;; ;■' . y -.^ y.. !.•■,:,'Divis,ion Mau.d Hufchesbn 1, Mary Oliver 2i- ' ,v '"'.; ,/• '.. ■',/ j Messrs McLeod and Young's special prizes for essay on Navy League '.Excursion to Wellington.— Maggie j Scott and Eric Toplin. I ATTENDANCE PRIZED. I Fii'st Class.— Tommy Ihaka'. [ Second Class.— Olive Andrew, | Flora" Burling, Effie Hudson, Mildred I. Ihaka, Bert'lhaka.