TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON
The local secretary received by yesterday's mail the official results of the lirst examination (theory) under the new i syllabus, which was held at Auckland on the 13th December last. These local » examinations are now held twice a year,' in June and December. All candidates ( in each division enter for pass and honours, the limit of GO marks per cent, be-, ing required for a pass, and eighty perl cent, for an honours certificate. The. number examined last December was as. follows: — I Senior Division.—Examined F>, passed 2, failed 3. Intermediate Division: Examined 11, passed 10, failed 1. Junior Division: Examined 33, passed MO. failed 3. Total examined 49, passed 42, failed 7. The names of the successful candi-j dates, their teachers, and the number of j marks awarded to each, are given below: j Senior Division. Honours. —Kate Murphy (Convent School. Thames), 85. Senior Division, Pass. —Ellen MeOonahl (Convent School. Thames), 03. Intermediate Division, Honours- —Violet JillgUuu: ;..mi-s , ;-.,_r_.r ■....i.UKUi ~ Ho; Olive Hodge (Miss Jessie M. Adams), 94; Alma J. Dryland (Mr W. H. Webbe), 1)3; Elsie J. Pvobert (Miss Caulier), 92; Hilda Nixon (St. Mary's Convent High School. Ponsonby), 87;: Annie Dawson (Mr W. H. Webbe), 8G;! Frank F. Morton (Mi- W. 11. Webbe),; 83; Robert F. Crokcr (Mr W. H.j Webbe), 80. ! Intermediate Division, Pass.—Eva A. M. Coates (Mr W. J. England), 77; Evelyn L. Little (St. Leo's Academy, Devonport), 61. Junior Division, Honours. —Rosanua Lowe (Convent School. Thames), 98; William Dunn (Mr J. Horton Swales), 9G; Nellie Cibson (Convent School, Thames), 96; Gladys Griffith (Mr J. Horton Swales), 94; Emily 11. Wheeler (Miss Beatrice. Grainger), 94; Violet Nolan (Convent School. Thames), 92; ! Jessie Henderson (Miss Ethehvynn Williams), 91; Eliza Redwood (Miss McDon-: aid), 91; Sybil E. Robertson (Mr J. ! Horton Swales), 91; Florence C. L. Robinson (Mr J. Horton Swales), 87; Edward A. Westwood (Mr j. Horton Swales), 8G; Flora Penzholz (Miss Hvder Verrall), 84; Lily S. Young (Mr W. H. Webbe), 83; Hilda C. Cooper (Miss A. M. Wilson), 82; Helen G. Evans (Miss A. M. Wilson), 82; Emma Penzholz (Miss Hyder Verrall), 82; Elsie M. Court (Miss Mcuarg, Devonport Girls' College), 81; Clare Foy (Convent School, Thames), 81; Edna M. Gillingham (Miss Alice Rimmer), 81; Annie I. Goosman (Mrs E. L Mellsop), 81; George S. Saunders (Miss M. C. Garvey), SO. | Junior Division, Pass.-—Gladys P. Hanncken (Miss Hyder Verrall). 77; Winnie Westwood (Mr J. Horton Swales), 77; Ida M. Grey (Mr J. Horton ! Swales), 75; Adelaide C. Robertson (MieJ
J. Horton Swales), 75; Alice Webbe (Mr W. H. Webbe). 74; Er Tasker (Miss McDonald), 69; Millice Westwood (Mr J. Horton Swales), ( May McDonald (St. Leo's Acader Ctevonport), 62; Catherine A. J. Pur (Airs T. V. Williams), 62.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 60, 11 March 1903, Page 6
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