2. Decoration in oil or water colors of plaques, panels, fabrics, &c.: First prize.... Second prize CLASS K.-Pupils of first and second primaries. Best useful article.... 1 50 $2.50 1 50 $1.50 Best ornamental article 1 50 RULES GOVERNING THE COMPETITION. (1) All pupils competing for the above prizes must be members of the school at the time of competition. (2) No pupil shall make more than one entry in any class or subclass, excepting Class F. Pupils shall be eligible to only one prize in this class. (3) All articles must be completed and entered on or before Monday, March 23. (4) All articles entered for competition must be commenced and completed between date of this notice and date of entry. (5) Each article when entered must bear a label showing the pupil's name, age, and room in school; also the class and subclass in which the entry is made. (6) No article will be accepted whose construction does not represent the pupil's own unaided effort. (This rule shall not be construed to prevent pupils from obtaining all necessary advice and information before the actual commencement of the work.) (7) Each pupil who hands in an article for the exhibit will be required to sign the following certificate: I hereby certify that this has been made by me since the announcement of the exhibit, December 19, and that no assistance has been given me since its com mencement. (8) The drawings of Class E must be made in school during the drawing hour. (9) As early as the third week of the winter term pupils shall inform their teachers for what prize or prizes they intend to compete. (10) Teachers shall make every effort to insure a proper understanding of and compliance with these rules on the part of pupils. (11) Teachers shall take every precaution to prevent interference of this work with the pupil's regular school duties. SPECIAL PRIZES. Special prizes will be given by different citizens and firms of the city for some of the best products in the classes enumerated. These prizes, with the names of those offering them, will be printed on a separate circular, which will be given to pupils at the beginning of the winter term. APPENDIX E. See page 179. DECORATION OF THE ASSEMBLY HALL, GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, BOSTON. LIST OF CASTS, WITH COST OF EACH. "Expense of importation" includes premium on original cost, packing, shipping, freight, insurance, wharfage, delivery, unpacking, and repairs. The casts were purchased as follows: Nos. 1, 2, 12, 13, 19, from D. Brucciani, 40 Russell street, Covent Garden, London. Nos. 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 14, 17, 22, from Bureau du Moulage, Palais du Louvre, Paris. Nos. 6, 8, 10, 15, 16, 20, 21, from L. Malpieri & G. Condiotti, Rome. (To be addressed through United States consul or banker.) Nos. 4 and 18, from Paul A. Garey, 6 Province House Court, Boston. 207-208 |