JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS.
AUCKLAND DOES WELL. SIXTY-TWO PASSES OUT OF -i EIGHTY-SEVEN. Out- of .a total of S7 students prevailed, Auckland gained 62 passes at the recent Junior National Scholarship Gfammltions. There were 58 boys and 29 girls preRnSed. Highest marks were obtained fa David Russell Connell. Mount Albert Grammar, 60S: Joseph Finkelstein. Bayfield, 601: Patrick Walter Hickey. Ponson'by. 509; Eleanor Mary Anderson. Gpotaki D.H.. 580: and William Sage Hapaon, Mount Albert Grammar. 589. the number of passes obtained by the Prions schools were as follow: Mount Albert Grammar 10, Kowhai Junior Sign ". Maungawbau 7. Auckland GramMr fi. Epsom Girls' Grammar 4, •Sangarei High 3. Whitiora 3. Epsom 3i'?.em>era 3, Waihi D.H. 3. Bayfield 3, Raines High 2. Normal 2. Ponsonby 2, Tflrjipuna 2. Sacred Heart College 2' ,>JIr. A. Burns, chairman, made complimentary reference to the number of Penary schools which had gained afljojlatrxships.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16, 20 January 1926, Page 9
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144JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS. Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16, 20 January 1926, Page 9
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