The exhibition of woodwork at the manual training centre closed jay with the distribution by Judge Peter Grain.
is a matter for sincere contulation to all who have had part in the organization of centre that such an excellent showing has been possible in the shari space of -five months, and no one who has paid the school a visit could deny that the success of the experiment is assured.
The allocation of prizes was undertaken by two experts in techn matters, Mr. R. C, Turner, the architect of so many of the fine buildings which are the property of the community, and the Very Ri J. F. Symons, M.A, Who is not only a craftsman of very high order, but a former instructor in this branch of study.
These two gentlemen spent the whole of a working day in the arduous task of awarding prizes and the results announced are Thomas Hanbury School.—The challenge Shield.—J. Moalem, Iver cup; A. Thomas, camera; zemore, engine; H. Johnson, K. Gulamali, E. Constantinidis, R. Anderson, A. Phil-ivanoff and M. Olauson, medals.
Public School "for Boys.—W. Feodoroff, silver shield; if. Hut-chanson, silver cup; G. Feodoroff and C. Cheal, books.
German School.—H. _Bolloni, bronze vase; M. Bricker, pen-boldo: H. Thiel, hoo (Gunther, hook: A. Neugebauer, silver M. Widmann, clock Use W idmaan and Hilda Gunther, medals.
Cathedral School.—M. Harloe, silver cup: W. Ortwin and A. W. Stewart, medals.
American—School.—S.
Willis, instruments.
Adult Class.—H. Hutchinson, gold pin: Fran K. Widmann, silver purse, After presenting the—prizes, Judge Peter Grain impressed upon his audience the importance of handiwork, and! instanced Lord Moulton and other legal luminaries, who not only found relief from brain fag, but acquired useful facts from pursuit of handicrafts.
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