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GREYTOWN SCHOOL.

The distribution of prizes to the scholars of the Greytown School took place at the Town Hall on Friday evening last, the weather was everything that could be desired, consequently tho Hall was well filled. An entertainment was given by the school children, consisting of pianoforte duets, recitations, part singing and choruses, which were all rendered in first claas style, eliciting hearty applause from the assembly. Great praise is due to the teachers, especially to Mrs Scales for the pains taken in teaching them, as it was evident from the manner in which they went through the programme that more than ordinary interest had been taken in their rehearsals, The prizes were distributed by the Rev H. V White, who, in the course of his remarks, said he was not in favor of free education stopping at the fourth standard, and thought that the children of the working class should have more extended privilege of free education offered them,

The following scholars were then presented with their prizos :~ Prizes for best paßßes in each standard, Standard I.—Joseph Avery lit, Miiry MoPhee 2nd.

■ Standard 11, -Lillian Morris Ist, Joseph Quin 2nd. Siandaad lll.—Frank York Ist, Arthur Brooks 2nd,

Standard IV.—Daniel Reardon Ist, Mary Haigh 2nd. Standard V.—Henry Leppien Ist, Annie Ramsay 2nd, Standard Vl.—Frank Humphries Ist, George Hnigh 2nd. SPECIAL PRIZES. : Infants.—May Thompson, Prudence Dockery, Emily Judd, Charles Bush, John Quin, and Bella Armstrong—for progress.

Standard L—Mary MoPhee,' and William York—for spelling. Standard lIL-Eraily Manihera—general progress. Standard IV.—Ernest Porritt . and Eleanor Knell-general progress Standard V.—Harry, Tully-general progress. . : Standard Vl—Frank Humphries—arithmetic.

Needlework.—lst prize Kate Armstrong .work box; 2nd' Hetty Hollard, fern and flower alburn; 3rd Elizabeth Wakelin, work basket.

■'j Home Lessons;— Mary Heigh M' ■;'; Attendance,—Joßeph Avery, ; Henry Wood, Lillian Morris ;;•'■.• '' ' ''., Good attendance certificates.—lst class, Henry Wood; and Lillian

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 960, 28 December 1881, Page 2

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GREYTOWN SCHOOL. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 960, 28 December 1881, Page 2

GREYTOWN SCHOOL. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 960, 28 December 1881, Page 2

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