PUPLE TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 11790, 13 January 1904, Page 2

PUPLE TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.

The following are the xesulto of the pupil teachers' ejaumnatioa:—- ■' Fourth year (examined 27, number on merit list 14). The merit list is aa lows: — Mary ,J. Barker (Cbrietcnurch E*ftßt | Muriel A. B«il (Ashburton), May DatMeo& (Chrietchurch Wai), Priecilftt Dyson (OxfariEasthOatberineA. Finlayson(Hornby)_, Clara. J. Firth (Richmond], Helen A. i Hcrrell (Bb. Albans), John Peacock (Waltbam), Harold Rerell .(Ashburton), Gertrude Smith (Ouiitchurch West), Thomas J Stephens (Hampstead), Louis G. Whitehead (Kaiapoi), Florence Williame (Wooleton), Kathleen Wills (Christchurch JEast). i Third year (examined 50, number on merit list 15). Vhe merit list is as follows:—Chas. W. Allan! (Richmond), May P Arnott (Kaiapoi), Katherrae Brace (Akaroa), Jeannie A. Cardwell (Richmond), Gladys Culkn (ChrUtchurch East), Margaret G. Foster (Christchurch East), Mattie P. Halliburton (Christehurch West), Grace Isherwood (Richmond), Lucy B. Luxton (Addington), Esther D. Lyons (Christchurch Weat), Gladys Marriott (Christchurch East), Lily A. C Kogexs (Bangiora), Moy Sealey (Ashburton), Mary A Slocombe (Christchurch East), >eiho M. Vallaaco (Richmond). Second year (IS examined, 6 on merit list). The merit list is us follows; — Florence E. Kent. (Christchurch Ea*t). Bewie Lace (Rangiora), Hettie L. Mamdonald (Papanui), Gladys M. Marshall (bt, Albsns), Sydney R. O'Callaghan (Riccarton) Frank" Oeborn (Christchurch Last). Frank Osborn's name was last year omitted in error from the merit list. , First year (25 examined, 15 on merit list The merit list is as follows:—Cora. Andrews (Woolston), Tfaos. S Atkinson (Prebbleton). Edith Early (Sydenham), , Alfred 0. Feldwick (Kaiapoi), Elsie M. Horrell (Addingtan), Annie Hughey (Sydenham), Deris Jameson (Chriatchurch Last), Samuel G. Macfarkne (Woolston), Arm Miles (Sydenham), Alice F. Morgan (Lyttelton), Ruth E. Pexham (Fendalton), Helen A. Warner (Sydenham), Henry h . Wilkinson (Christchurch West) Lily C. Williams (Hampstead), Lily M. (Lyttelton). , ~ The following passed their fo^, f^ r examination:-David Adamnon (Belfast), Alinnio F. Br.ker (Ashburton), Jane Lwart (Woolston), Samuel J. Irwin (Christehurcli East), Isabel F. Jones (Riccarton), IsaMorrieon (Chrirtehuidi West), Marion Reese(Christchurch East), Bertha F. Rogers (Amberley), Annie E. Veitch (Papanui), Buth Wilson (Lyttelton West). Third yew pupil teachers who passed are:—Ada M. Allen (Waltham), Harriet B. Anthony (Sydenham), Ruby Buna (Christchurch Eaet), Henrietta E. Dyer Lvttelton), Ivy Foster (New Brighton), Robert H. Floxanoe (St. Albans), Lily M. Howitt (Waltham), Johanna L. Hight (Maivern), Elaie M. Ormandy (Addmgton), Florence E. Ormaady (Christchurch East), Gertrude Thwaitee (Southbrook), Mary Weir (Heathcoto Valley).. Miss Lily Patecson (Chrisitchurcn did not compile her examination, being

ill. ■ • Second year pupil teachers who passed were:—Natalie Oole (Lyttelton Weet), Nellie Gibbs (Christcliurch East), Blaikley A. McKeown (Sydenham), Martha McKinn«y {New Brighton), Ira Malcolm (Christchurch Eaet), Faany Oeborno (Eakaia South), Edith Thornton (Fendalton), Keitli WiLiiamaan (Christchurch Eust). First year pupil teachers who passed were:—Myeie Campbell (Tinwald), Samuel E. Chambers (Woodend), Janies S. Hilson (Sydenham), Annk McLean (Rakaia South), Mildred G. Morland (Hauipsrtead), Oscar Perham (St. Albans), Wm. Kherrard (Opawa), Annie Smith (HalsweU). Mary J. Charles and Lucie Dash passed in school management (fourth year). MA GISTBATE'S CO URT. Mr W. R. Ilaselden, S.M., conducted the business at the Magistrate's Court yesterday. DRUNKENNESS. Peter O'Connell and a male first offender, charged with drunkenness, were each fined 5s- A second male first offender, who did not appear, was fined 7s. BREACH OF PROHIBITION ORDER. Thomas Bell, a prohibited person, who did not appear, was fined 40a for being found on the licensed premises of the Royal Hotel. Gregor McGregor, for a similar offence, was also fined 40s, in default fourteen days' imprisonment. The Rev. W. S. Bean asked that the man might be committed to the Samaritan Home, and his Worship ordered that the sentence would be suspended provided the man would remain in the Samaritan Home for at least six months. Joseph Spiers and John Short were alao fined 40s each for similar offences. ALLECSED SLY GROG SELLING. Joseph Miller, who appeared upon two charges of soiling liquor without being l duly licensed, applied to have the case adjourned for a week. , The application was granted. ALLEGED TRESPASS. Nathaniel Thomas, fox whom Mr Oμsidy appeared, was charged with unlawfully trespassing upon the premises of the Waltham Arms Hotel, and refusing to leave when requested to do so. The caee was adjourned for a week. BREACH OF BY-LAWS. Jim Lee, a Chinese laundryman, was fined £3 and costs for failing to close his chop on the afternoon of Thursday, December 31st. The defendant, Iα the course of a long and not very lucid explanation, stated that he had to keep open on the Thursday, as his customers wanted their shirts for Now Year's Day. Mr Lomas, the Labour Inspector, said thit Lee had been repeatedly warned. Thomas Lord w;«a alw) fined £3 for neglecting to dose lias riiop ou Thursday, Deoember 24th. Thu defendant explained tliat he was carrying a heavy wtock of fruit at the time'and wanted to get rid of it. MAINTENANCE. Thomas Beegan was sentenced to two months' imprisonment for disobeying a maintenance order for the support of hie wife, the warrant to be suspended provided the defendant puid £1 weekly towards the liquidation of tha arrears. A cliarge against William Henry Ryan for deserting his wife and children was adjourned for a week. SUMMARY SEPARATION. ~ Fanriv Sentt obtained, by consent, a summary separation order against hw husband, William V&gs Scott, who was ordered to pay £2 weekly towards t4w support of his -wife and live* children.